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  • Live Thread: FreeRepublic Fave Bill O'Reilly SB XLV Interview w/ Barack Obama 4:45 p.m. EST

    02/06/2011 1:29:17 PM PST · by kristinn · 300 replies
    Sunday, February 6, 2011 | Kristinn
    Free Republic favorite Bill O'Reilly will be conducting Dear Leader Barack Obama's traditional Super Bowl pre-game interview live on Fox broadcast at 4:45 p.m. EST.
  • Snow adds to weather misery in Dallas-Fort Worth

    02/05/2011 11:38:56 AM PST · by Hojczyk · 27 replies
    dallasnews.com ^ | Feb. 4 ,2011 | MICHAEL E. YOUNG
    As we slip toward the end of a Super Bowl week that has inflicted a winter’s worth of misery on North Texas — from springlike temperatures to an ice storm followed by a record snowfall — it would seem things have to get better. Well, maybe not. In the final run-up to Super Bowl XLV, huge chunks of snow and ice tumbled from the roof of Cowboys Stadium in Arlington on Friday, injuring six people, one seriously. Among the injured was Win McNamee, a photographer for Getty Images, who was shooting exterior photos of the stadium when a chunk of...
  • President Bush at Cowboys Stadium (will be involved in Super Bowl XLV)

    09/08/2009 9:36:28 PM PDT · by STARWISE · 15 replies · 1,267+ views
    Dallas News ^ | 9-8-09 | Jeff Mosier
    The Super Bowl XLV effort has been a celebrity draw, attracting everyone from football legends (Roger Staubach) to business legends (T. Boone Pickens). Now, the host committee has landed its biggest names yet: former President George W. Bush and former first lady Laura Bush. They will be co-chairs of an educational, community service and art project that's being described as the largest of its kind in the country aimed at elementary school children.