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| Logica CMG Openings - Senior VC++ candidates in Bangalore | | 2008-07-01 08:15:00 | | Company : Logica, Bangalore (www.logica.com). Logica is a major international force in IT and business services.. It employs around 40,000 people across 41 countries. Logica"s focus is on...
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| | Judicial Philosophy of Candidates Affect The Supreme Court | | 2008-06-29 17:06:43 | | Kerby Anderson, Point of View: The next president will no doubt nominate two or three Supreme Court justices and hundreds and hundreds of appointments to the federal bench. So understanding a candidate’s judicial philosophy will be important. The two presumptive nominees represent two very different judicial philosophies and have two different voting records in Congress [...] | | By: Free Shared Mobile | | |
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| Lean Six Sigma Candidates are Required in DBS | | 2008-06-22 11:12:00 | | DBS is looking for Black Belt and Green belt certified Lean Six sigma candidates,who is having experience of 4- 6 years.The preference will be given to Management graduates with engineering...
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| | What not to ask presidential candidates | | 2008-06-18 18:59:11 | | photo credit: heraldpost
What is your plan for Iraq? At every press conference, interview and fund-raising event, the presidential candidates are all asked this same pointless question. And it’s pointless because next to nothing can be done to salvage Iraq.
A planned withdrawal from Iraq should start now. To say longer is really just an embodiment [...] | | By: learn about lean & six-sigma | | |
| | Right candidates for right job: | | 2008-06-05 00:32:12 | | Right candidates for right job denotes the person who looking a job for his qualification. Number of people were working unrelated category even which doe’s not related to their skills. Some times employer looking for a specified skilled person for urgent work, if there is a huge number of people required then they drive a special recruitment drive for candidates. Here I would like to give a clear explanation about apprenticeships is a system of training a new generation of skilled crafts practitioners. Apprentices build their careers from apprenticeships. Most of their training is done on the job while working for an employer who helps the apprentices learn their trade. An informal, theoretical education may also be involved. Your job search portal gives suitable jobs to you!This training gives a wider knowledge about a particular job. It has some advantages.It is equal to on job training and its benefits as follows. As an employee, receives supervised, structured on-the-job t | | By: BUSINESS RESEARCH INTELLIGENCE | | |
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| | News: US presidential candidates united in support of Darfur | | 2008-05-28 19:37:58 | | There don't seem to be many issues that the US presidential candidates Clinton, Obama and McCain agree upon, but one which caught my eye: their stand against Sudan and the genocide in Darfur.Extract from their statement:After more than five years of genocide, the Sudanese government and its proxies continue to commit atrocities against civilians in Darfur. This is unacceptable to the American people and to the world community.We deplore all violence against the people of Darfur. There can be no doubt that the Sudanese government is chiefly responsible for the violence and is able to end it. We condemn the Sudanese government’s consistent efforts to undermine peace and security, including its repeated attacks against its own people and the multiple barriers it has put up to the swift and effective deployment of the United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force. We further condemn the Sudanese government’s refusal to adhere to the terms of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) th | | By: The Road to the Horizon | | |
| | CSIR Fellowships for GATE Candidates 2008 | | 2008-05-11 04:29:53 | | COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCHHuman Resource Development GroupNew Delhi.Shyama Prasad Mukherjee (SPM) Fellowship, 2008 from valid GATE scorecard holders with 99 percentile and above for pursuing innovative scientific research in science subjects of CSIR-UGC National Eligibility Test (NET).100 applicants (in all disciplines combined together) will be screened and admitted for interview to be held in NCL, Pune between 12 -15 July 08.Objective of the fellowship:To nurture the budding scientific talent and to nourish the objective of pursuit of scientific research.Scope:Pursuing Ph.D program with a special fellowship in CSIR Labs/other specialized R&D institutions/universities.Age will be 28 years as on 1 Jan 01-2008.Nature of Fellowship:Stipend : Rs.15000/- + HRA per month during the first two years of the fellowship and a Contingency grant of Rs.70000/- p.a. May be raised to Rs.18000/- + HRA per month from third year onwards on the basis of review/satisfactory progress | | By: helpBIOTECH India | | |
| | How the Candidates Will Age | | 2008-05-10 14:07:30 | | Obama wins this contest. Though realistically McCain should have been portrayed as a skull or a pile of dust.
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| | Video and Photos from Conference on Presidential Candidates' Domestic Policy Plans | | 2008-05-06 23:00:00 | | Advisors to the three presidential campaigns appeared at a Tax Foundation conference in Washington, D.C. Tuesday, April 29. Brian Deese represented the Clinton campaign, Kevin Hassett the McCain campaign and Dan Tarullo the Obama campaign. The spokesmen avoided controversial statements, and the audience of think tank personnel and reporters focused on questions of policy. Some subjects that drew attention were the McCain and Clinton plans for a temporary gas tax holiday, and the Obama plans to raise taxes on capital and wage income even above what Senator Clinton would. Three panels of issue-area experts spoke before the campaign spokesmen, on climate change, health care and tax reform. The climate speakers were William Pizer, Resources for the Future; Nikki Roy, Pew Center on Global Climate Change; and Robert McNally, Tudor Investment Corporation. Addressing health care reform were John Sheils, The Lewin Group; Joe Antos, American Enterprise Institute; and Len Nichols, The New Ameri | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | The 2008 Presidential Candidates | | 2008-05-02 06:08:02 | | ~ from RHF
We in Denmark cannot figure out why you are even bothering to hold an election.
On one side, you have a bitch who is a lawyer, married to a lawyer, and a lawyer who is married to a bitch who is a lawyer.
On the other side, you have a true war hero married to [...] | | By: Encyclopedia of Humor | | |
| | Recruiting Excellent Job Candidates: | | 2008-04-22 16:23:48 | | by: David LeonhardtSix Easy Search Tips to Get the Cream of the Crop By David Leonhardt An independent recruiter, recruiting agency or executive search firm is charged with tracking down excellent potential candidates for available job positions. Despite the fact that there are innumerable people seeking positions of employment in the 21st century, it often seems to a typical recruiting agency that qualified men and women are few and far between. Here are six easy tips that recruiting services, | | By: Collection of better articles in the world | | |
| | Conference on the Presidential Candidates' Domestic Policy Plans | | 2008-04-21 23:00:00 | | With the 2008 election in full swing, a number of key domestic policy issues have come to the fore. Whether it is addressing health care reform, economic issues, climate change, or reforming the tax code, a lively debate is unfolding amongst the three remaining candidates. However, given the nature of the primary process, it is difficult to take an in-depth, side by side look at the various policies and plans of Senators Clinton, Obama and McCain.Please join us for lively discussion on the domestic policy plans of the Presidential candidates at a half-day conference sponsored by American University, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, the New America Foundation, and the Tax Foundation on Tuesday, April 29th from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Held at the Sewall-Belmont House and Museum in Washington, D.C., this forum includes top advisers to the campaigns, as well as leading policy experts from across the political and ideological spectrum. The event will examine the differences a | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Digg the Candidates last time they checked in | | 2008-04-20 11:52:08 | | Digg as part of their system has a “digg the candidates” feature that when you look at the statistics of it can be very funny. There is a reason by Obama should be our technology president, and if not at least part of technology policy, planning, and support for whatever administration gets logged in. One [...] | | By: techwag | | |
| | Democratic candidates gain support abroad: Obama in Afghanistan, Hillary in Somalia | | 2008-04-19 04:50:00 | | Kabul, 18 April (AKI) - (by Syed Saleem Shahzad) - US presidential candidate Barack Obama has generated broad support in Afghanistan, while Somalis would prefer to work with his Democratic rival Senator Hillary Clinton.These are the findings of a survey conducted by the international think-tank, The Senlis Council, in Afghanistan and Somalia in March and April. According to the think-tank, the results of this year's US presidential elections are "critical to both countries," as they are both "strongly affected by US policy". When asked which of the presidential candidates they would back, 69 percent of those questioned in Afghanistan favoured Obama, while 26 percent were in favour of Clinton. In Somalia, 47 percent of civilians surveyed supported Clinton, while 44 percent backed Obama. | | By: THE NEW BABYLON TIMES | | |
| | | With Faith in the Spotlight, Candidates Battle for Catholic Votes | | 2008-04-14 22:49:36 | | By ROBIN TONER
WASHINGTON — Many years have passed since the Democratic Party was as much a part of American Catholic identity as weekly Mass and parochial school. But it still came as a shock to many Democrats to lose the Catholic vote, a key group in must-win states like Ohio, in the 2004 presidential election.
It [...] | | By: ArticlesModern | | |
| | | ‘Idol’ Pulls Telethon Off, but Candidates Miss Cut | | 2008-04-10 02:29:23 | | The TV Watch : By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
The remake of “The Blob” won’t feature a gelatinous alien gobbling up everything in its path. The new monster will be a Fox variety show that captivates more than 20 million people each week, auditions and rejects thousands of contestants, and even snubs the next commander in chief.
Senators Hillary [...] | | By: ArticlesModern | | |
| | Why Do the Dems Produce Such Flawed POTUS Candidates | | 2008-04-07 20:53:00 | | OR AM I JUST BIASED?Are Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama simply more of the same or am I so biased against the Dems I can’t see the logical truth? From my biased, uber-GOP version of the world, I don’t mind admitting I am biased, but it sure looks to me like we have been dealing with some seriously flawed individuals. We Republicans have an arduous vetting process aided by the liberal press who delights in pointing out every little fault and frailty to the pint where anyone who even considers running as a Republican is out of their ... | | By: The Pink Flamingo | | |
| | The Candidates Positions Re Iran's Nuclear Ambitions: Time for Some Clarification | | 2008-04-07 18:05:40 | | Iran’s leaders are once again displaying their usual intransigence concerning Iran’s nuclear and uranium enrichment programs. They have refused Security Council and European attempts to engage them in a new round of negotiations despite the new round of sanctions and offers of sweetened incentives. And they continue to play the IAEA card without providing any real insights into their accelerating nuclear programs. This refusal to engage in any meaningful dialogue on their nuclear program,...(read more) | | By: An American Warning | | |
| | Looking for Research Candidates!! | | 2008-04-06 22:48:00 | | Hi,
Looking for the candidates having Experience in Equity Research and Business Research.
Minimum Qualification: MBA / CFA ~ 2-4 yrs experience in commercial lending, equity environment
No of years of Experience 2-4 years
Job Description
Analyze Utility companies within the power generation sector.
Analyze 10Ks, 10Qs
Analyze rating models
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* Articulate, detailed oriented,
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| | | Job Alert: H1B Candidates | | 2008-03-27 09:18:00 | | If you are planning to opt for a job opportunity in USA with Optima Resources it is just to remind you that it is high time for you to act now as the time is running out and we need to complete lot...
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| | IIM Shillong Criteria for Short-listing of Candidates for Group Discussion and Personal Interview (GD & PI) | | 2008-03-20 05:44:00 | | Admission to PGP 2008-10 Batch Short-listing of Candidates for Group Discussion and Personal Interview (GD & PI) From those who applied to RGIIM-Shillong for admission, a group consisting of candidates belonging to general and OBC, SC, ST and PWD, has been short-listed for GD and PI on the basis of candidates’ performance in CAT-2007 and their performance in the Under graduate degree, which is the minimum qualification prescribed for admission. The criteria used for short-listing the group are as follows: Gen & OBC: Number of Candidates who are in the 80th percentile or higher in score in each section, are in 85th percentile or higher in total score, and percentage of marks in undergraduate >= 80.528 Candidates. SC: Number of candidates who are in the 55th percentile or higher in score in each section, are in 60th percentile or higher in total score, and the percentage of marks in undergraduate >= 67.56 Candidates. ST: Number of candidates who are in t | | By: Career Options and Higher Studies | | |
| | House forces SBY to name new BI governor candidates | | 2008-03-19 03:38:54 | | House forces SBY to name new BI governor candidates
The House of Representatives in a plenary session Tuesday rejected the Bank Indonesia governor candidates proposed by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, affirming an earlier decision by a House commission.
Last week, the House’s Commission XI overseeing financial affairs rejected the candidates of the President: Bank Mandiri president director [...] | | By: Indonesia First | | |
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| | The Best Candidates for Sliding Genioplasty: The Plastic Surgery Institute of California | | 2008-03-14 06:51:00 | | A chin is one of the most important features on a person's face, because many other elements such as the nose and jaw line are reflected and enhanced by the size of the chin.Chin surgery also known as genioplasty is a plastic surgery procedure designed to enhance the entire facial appearance by sculpting the chin into a more desired and an attractive form. With the advent of the sliding genioplasty procedure a more pleasing and balanced profile can be created.The sliding genioplasty procedure involves advancing the chin surgery patient’s natural chin into a position more complementary to his or her features.The best candidates for the sliding genioplasty procedure are men and women in good mental and physical health without any active diseases, including bone disorders.The ideal candidates should also have realistic expectations of the benefits sliding genioplasty procedure can offer them.The Plastic Surgery Institute of California is well equipped with the advanced plastic surgical | | By: Chin Surgery Beverly Hills | | |
| | Yudhoyono to adhere to existing laws over House`s refusal of BI governor candidates | | 2008-03-13 21:22:44 | | Dakar, Senegal - President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono will always adhere to the existing laws in connection with the House of Representatives` refusal of the government`s candidates for the post of Bank Indonesia governor, a minister said.
“The President will always adhere to the existing laws,” Minister/State Secretary Hatta Rajasa told reporters on the sidelines of the [...] | | By: Indonesia First | | |
| | House rejects BI governor candidates | | 2008-03-12 21:27:21 | | After two days of intense interviews, a commission at the House of Representatives voted to reject both candidates for the position of Bank Indonesia (BI) governor.
The two candidates were Agus Martowardojo and Raden Pardede and had been proposed by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
The vote included 50 members of all 10 factions at the House commission [...] | | By: Indonesia First | | |
| | The Best Candidates For The Mini Facelift: The Plastic Surgery Institute of California | | 2008-03-07 05:11:00 | | The mini facelift is a very popular plastic surgery procedure for men and women who want to stay ahead of the aging process and have little time to spare from work and other normal activities.A mini facelift also has a rapid recovery time and lower costs which has made this self-image boosting procedure more accessible to a wider range of plastic surgery patients seeking facial rejuvenation.The mini facelift is appropriate for individuals from the age thirty years to fifty years. As at this age, the skin begins to lose elasticity and develops varying degrees of looseness along the jaw line and beneath the chin.Other good candidates for the mini facelift procedure may be those who have recently lost a good deal of weight, or want to deal with the loose skin or jowling on the lower part of their face and take of about five years of age from their face.The candidates opting for mini facelift procedure should be in good health, psychologically stable with mild to moderate lower facial and | | By: Face Surgery Orange County | | |
| | The Best Candidates for Chin Surgery: At The Plastic Surgery Institute of California | | 2008-02-26 05:06:00 | | The chin surgery is a plastic surgery procedure designed to increase or reduce the projection of the chin to create a better balance between the chin and the other facial features.Chin surgery procedure involves chin augmentation, chin reduction, or general reshaping of the chin. The two most common methods are: chin augmentation, which reshapes the chin by inserting a silicone chin implant under the skin, and chin reductions, which involve bone reduction with power bone instruments.The best candidates for chin surgery procedures are physically healthy men and women with realistic expectations. The chin surgery is best for the people who are unhappy with t their chin, whether it be because it is too small or because it is too large or prominent.Chin surgery is not appropriate for people who are on acutance, or who have been on acutance within the previous six months. It is also not a good procedure for people who have bone disorders.It is essential to spend time in research and evaluat | | By: Chin Surgery Beverly Hills | | |
| | The Best Candidates for Rhinoplasty: The Plastic Surgery Institute of California | | 2008-02-24 23:18:00 | | Rhinoplasty is a plastic surgery procedure intended to improve the size, shape and overall appearance of the nose in order to achieve harmony with the other facial features.The best candidates for the rhinoplasty procedures are individuals having a large, crooked nose, or wide nostrils, or a bump on the nasal bridge or else individuals having difficulties in breathing.The individuals looking forward to rhinoplasty surgery should be physically healthy, above fifteen years of age, psychologically stable and having realistic expectations about the outcome of the plastic surgery.It is important to realize that rhinoplasty procedures will result only in an improvement in the overall appearance of the face.The rhinoplasty procedures should be performed from a board certified plastic surgeon to achieve an excellent result and to minimize the risks and complications.The Plastic Surgery Institute of California is known to have some of the most skilled, board certified plastic surgeons for the r | | By: Nose Surgery Beverly Hills | | |
| | TheBest Candidates For Blepharoplasty: The Plastic Surgery Institute of California | | 2008-02-24 23:01:00 | | Blepharoplasty also known as eyelid surgery is a plastic surgical procedure intended to enhance the appearance of eyes with the correction of droopy eyelids and by the removal of excess fatty tissues, loose skin and puffy bags around the eyes.Blepharoplasty can provide both a cosmetic as well as a functional improvement for the eyes.The best candidates for blepharoplasty surgery are physically healthy men and women who are dissatisfied with the appearance of their eyes and have realistic expecta | | By: Eyelid Surgery Beverly Hills | | |
| | Round 19: The Final Two Candidates Square Off | | 2008-02-22 00:44:49 | | On Thursday night, CNN aired the long awaited head-to-head match up between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. The debate was held in Austin, Texas and was hosted by Univision and CNN. Many, including myself, had expected to see Clinton come out with all guns blazing ready to attack Obama with all she had. Instead we saw a civil discussion between Clinton and Obama during most of the debate with only a few Clinton digs at her opponent. Despite the hosts attempts to cut debate short on the issue of health care, the candidates demanded that the issue be discussed further. Clinton and Obama argued back and forth over the merits and downfalls of mandatory enrollment in health care. Obama’s plan does not force adults to buy into the plan but rather makes it affordable so that they will want to buy it. Clinton argued that this plan would not work and that her plan would cover everyone. We have heard this health care debate many times but the length and depth at whi | | By: The Mersman Political Blog | | |
| | Presidential Candidates and Castro’s resignation | | 2008-02-20 04:11:00 | | "It's very clear that there's a transition underway from Fidel Castro to some other form of government. Unfortunately, at the moment, that form of government is not an elected democracy..."Both McCain and Obama urged the release of political prisoners, Clinton called for democratic reform in Cuba, which Huckabee says, will not be possible until Castro is dead.Presented are the Candidate reactions:Barack Obama…“Today should mark the end of a dark era in Cuba’s history. Fidel Castro’s stepping down is an essential first step, but it is sadly insufficient in bringing freedom to Cuba.“Cuba’s future should be determined by the Cuban people and not by an anti-democratic successor regime. The prompt release of all prisoners of conscience wrongly jailed for standing up for the basic freedoms too long denied to the Cuban people would mark an important break with the past. It’s time for these heroes to be released.“If the Cuban leadership begins opening Cuba to meaningful democra | | By: American Interests | | |
| | John McCain tops other candidates in media coverage | | 2008-02-05 13:00:00 | |
But not all media coverage is good.
Sure it may be true that 492 term Senator John McCain is receiving more media coverage than anyone else in the race for President, but it seems to me he's not getting very favorable coverage either (being constantly bashed by members of his own party and all). Remember Ann Coulter claiming she'd rather vote for Hillary? Then there's Michelle Malkin who's been railing on and on about how "liberal" he is for weeks on her blog. Also, questions about McCains bad temper. And more on McCain's temper.
In the last week, Senator John McCain has surpassed even Senator Barack Obama and Senator Hillary Clinton in the amount of news coverage he has received.
The media effectively anointed Mr. McCain as the Republican front-runner after he won Florida. At the same time, reporters were writing up a storm about how conservatives were trying to deny Mr. McCain the crown. All of this made for a frothy brew of coverage for the week of Jan. 28 to Feb. 3.
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| | | 2008 Candidates News Updates: Hillary, Obama And, The Rest? | | 2008-01-14 15:27:00 | | Well, well, well. Over the weekend we seem to have garnered a bit of political brawls and smears. And it really wasn't too one sided. Seems to be the order of the day now during campaigns. It would be nice to have a season of campaigns that were more on the uplifting side. But I doubt that will ever happen.So let's dive in to some of this weekends highlights shall we?CNN's Carol Costello ponders if racial undercurrents will stymie Obama's chances at success in gaining the White House. Costello alluded to the "theory proposed by Andrew Kohut of the Pew Research Center, that Hillary Clinton's victory could be partially attributed to 'poor, uneducated whites who don't participate in polls and who often don't vote for blacks.'" Way to keep the flames of racism burning Carol.Our favorite liberal finger-puppet Keith Olbermann has deemed Fred Thompson as the "Worst Person" for making a joke about the Iranian boats that harassed US warships, having come close to meeting their 72 virgins early. And? Your point Keith? Like I mentioned in my previous article, I would love to see what a five inch gun does to a speedboat.Chris Matthews' "Big Number" segment is now the official "Your A Jihadist" show, labeling Huckabee as such for his statement about "those who attack the American military should be prepared to see the gates of hell." Important tip, attacking the US military may subject a person to being sent to the gates of hell.Brian Williams loves Obama. At least it appears that way, having practically dedicated an entire show to him. He calls those assertions ridiculous on his blog. But despite the ABC Obama love fest, they are finally looking into the Obama Land Deal problem that will cause a little discontent amongst his followers. It looks to be a bad thing if you toss your hat in with an indicted extortionist.CBS doesn't like the GOP's tax plans, and criticizes them, but loves Dem's plans. Specifically, they targeted Romney's plan as being "right out of the | | By: Hoopy Frood Dude | | |
| | Assets of Presidential Candidates | | 2008-01-13 16:29:44 | | Perhaps only one word can be used to describe all of the leading presidential contenders: multimillionaire.Compared to the Average American FamilyBarack Obama, with the lowest asset total of all candidates, is worth 25 times more than the average American household. Mitt Romney, with the highest asset total, is worth 1075 times more than the average American household. On average, the major Presidential candidates have assets of 47 million dollars, or 505 times the average American household.DataRudy Giuliani - 40 Million DollarsMitt Romney - 100 Million Dollars*Hillary Clinton - 51 Million DollarsJohn McCain - 35 Million DollarsBarack Obama - 2.5 Million Dollars**John Edwards - 50 Million DollarsAverage American Household - .093 Million Dollars (93 Thousand Dollars)*This number represents an average from the lower quintile from several sources that estimate Romney's total assets**This figure is from May 2007 and do not include revenues his highly profitable book 'The Audacity of Hope'.Note: Personal assets of presidential candidates do not include the assets of their spouses. Most notably, assets for the McCain's and Clinton's is much higher when their spouses are factored in.SourcesCandidates’ assets, income on displayClinton, Romney Are Wealthiest CandidatesFed: Stagnant Net Worth for Typical US FamilyOriginally on PBH.http://www.relaywave.com/pingRelayWave.php
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| | Presidential Candidates: Passionate Suitors | | 2008-01-11 21:41:03 | | After watching the New Hampshire Primary, it has dawned on me that presidential candidates are like romantic suitors. They are all passionate, polite and charming while parsing their promises to make sure we are enthralled by them. We fall under their spell, hoping to believe that this one will actually keep his (or her) promises. That takes a lot of either faith or gullibility on our part since | | By: Inspiration and Encouragement - April Lorier | | |
| | Iowa Caucuses Tonight Important for Candidates on Both Sides | | 2008-01-03 12:27:09 | | After months of campaigning and $40 million of dollars of spending (figure based on Iowa ads alone), a major first step in the nomination process will take place tonight in Iowa.Iowa is especially critical for the Democratic nominee where a majority of candidates who have won their have gone on to win the nomination of the party. Edwards would have a significant struggle ahead if he were to loose in Iowa.Edwards is polling in a rather distant third in New Hampshire and a loss in Iowa would make it much more difficult for him to rebound there.According to a Real Clear Politics poll, Clinton currently leads in New Hampshire with 33.5 percent of likely voters, Obama has 26.3 percent, and Edwards 18.3 percent.The New Hampshire primary is only 5 days after the Iowa caucuses and the winner in Iowa will certainly get a bump in New Hampshire as well as nationally. After Kerry’s come from behind win in 2004 he got a 20 point bump in national polls after winning the Iowa caucus.While this year’s winner may not get as large a bump as Kerry did with this Democratic race being the close three way race that it is, any bump in the polls after winning Iowa could be significant to any candidate.A Clinton win in Iowa would make New Hampshire much harder for Obama and Edwards to win 5 days after loosing in Iowa. Obama has closed the gap between him and Clinton to only 7 points but it would be much more challenging to come back if Clinton won in Iowa.With the race being as tight as it is, it is entirely possible for Clinton to finish in third place as well.This would certainly have an impact on the New Hampshire primary. Edwards and Obama finishing first or second could shuffle the polls in New Hampshire and create a whole new race thereafter.Iowa has historically not been this close going into caucus night. Anything can happen on the Democratic side especially because caucus goers can try to get other voters to vote for their candidate and they are allowed to vote for their s | | By: The Mersman Political Blog | | |
| | Media Manipulating Candidates and Stock Market Manipulations | | 2008-01-03 00:51:42 | | Watching the stock market these days, it’s easy to see by the fluctuations in the market that an SEC investigation into those large corporations manipulating the market with computer buying and selling should be due. These practices will not encourage Joe or Mary citizen to participate. I am amazed by how they take [...] | | By: Forgot To Ask | | |
| | Candidates Leave Iowa for Christmas... All but Dodd | | 2007-12-25 00:59:57 | | The presidential candidates that have been camped in Iowa the past few weeks have left to be with their families for Christmas. The candidates are actually taking a day off from the campaign trail. All but Senator Chris Dodd (D-Connecticut) left the first caucus state. According to NPR, Dodd moved his family to Iowa for the caucuses. Dodd has been polling in the low single digits. According to TIME Magazine Dodd has had to campaign by making appearances where the crowds already are. Dodd appears anywhere where he can find an audience including bars and baseball games. | | By: The Mersman Political Blog | | |
| | Christmas With The ‘08 Candidates | | 2007-12-19 22:24:57 | | Clinton wins the holiday ad contest (with presents of change instead of platitudes)
The holiday ads have rolled out and here is the current crop. Need the presidential aspirants to sprinkle your computer with Yuletide warmth? Here you go:
Obama family Christmas ad
http://garlinggauge.com/videos/clintonchristmas.flv
‘Presents’ Clinton holiday ad (no Christmas tree in background)
http://garlinggauge.com/videos/edwardschristmas.flv
Edwards Christmas ad
http://garlinggauge.com/videos/rudychristmas.flv
Giuliani Christmas [...] | | By: Garling Gauge | | |
| | On Media Bias: Part I (The Candidates) | | 2007-12-19 14:04:00 | | (Note: This post is divided into two parts. To read the second half of this post, click here.)As the Iowa caucuses draw closer and politicians become increasingly concerned with making momentum-stalling gaffes on the campaign trail that could derail their nominations, the media they have relied on for much of the year to help shape and advance their campaigns has now become a double-edged sword.Politicians love the element of control--control over their message, control over their legislation, and control over their opposition. However, the one variable that is often out of politicians' control is the media. The media are notorious for building people up one day and then savagely tearing them down the next. The media are also infamous for catching politicians red-handed and providing a means by which moments of infamy can be replayed over and over again, as former Virginia Senator George Allen could attest to.However, one of the most enduring criticisms I hear from politicians, pundits, politicos, and partisans is the allegation of media bias, especially against conservatives and Republicans. These criticisms have led to fault lines, especially in cable news, as people view CNN and MSNBC as friendlier environs for Democrats and Fox News as more benevolent to Republicans.The focus of this particular post is not to provide a content analysis of the cable newscasts or their hiring trends. While at first glance, one may buy into this notion of bias, there are so many other examples to the contrary to suggest that even if the media are not always nonpartisan, they are decidedly not biased in that they collectively constitute an equal opportunity risk.First of all, it is important to stress that negative coverage is not always the same as biased coverage. Every campaign gets caught in stumbles, contradictions, improprieties, and awkward moments. And it is the media's duty to report on those. The media have a responsibility to their audience to address legitima | | By: The 7-10 | | |
| | Open Letter to all Libertarian Presidential Candidates | | 2007-12-17 10:24:07 | | I'm unabashedly for Ron Paul, but I'm also more unabashedly for libertarianism and achieving a system of government that not only holds dear, but honors and implements, the concepts of individual rights and equality.
Kubby already has an account with us to use to spread his campaign materials, speeches, and press releases. All others Presidential Candidates registered libertarian are welcome to the same.
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| | The Presidential Candidates on the Environment and Climate Change | | 2007-12-16 17:31:00 | | There have been several televised debates as well as YouTube debates featuring the Democratic and Republican candidates. I try my best to watch them, or TIVO them, but it's difficult finding the time. Luckily, I found a great site that I would like to share with you.The Election Guide 2008, by the New York Times in their Politics section summarizes each candidate's stance on climate change, what they would do if elected, and what their past actions have been on the issue, including Bill sponsorship and voting records. I found this tremendously helpful in determining who cares and who just pretends to care. Based on my light analysis, it seems that the Democrats care more about this issue, which isn't much of a surprise. You be the judge.Copy and paste this text in your browser and it will take you directly to this page:http://politics.nytimes.com/election-guide/2008/issues/climate/index.htmlClimate change and the environment is on my "Top 3" list of issues. It is absolutely critical that we vote someone in office that cares about this monumentally important issue. Unite greenies! | | By: I Dream of Greenie | | |
| | Force India - Driver Candidates - The Candidate Speaches | | 2007-12-13 09:29:30 | | The contest for the Force India race drive is getting hotter. Not that drivers can now do much about the selection (or do they ?) but nevertheless they all talk a lot. Here is the summary of what the leading contenders for the Force India seat Ralf Schumacher, Giancarlo Fisichella, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Christian Klien and [...] | | By: Formula 1 And Stuff Around It | | |
| | | 2008 Candidates: Line Up For Religious Litmus Testing | | 2007-12-08 03:12:00 | | Excuse me, but exactly when did we decide to just start pole vaulting, over 200 years worth of Constitutional basics and start giving our Candidates for the Presidency, or any office for that matter, a religious "explain yourself and your religion" test?I didn't see that nationally broadcast memorandum. The Faxed Litmus test just never arrived at my workstation. I just don't recall that being acceptable, or even necessary for that matter. And as a matter of fact, that kind of questioning is strictly prohibited in the Constitution itself. When did this change?Romney gave a good "speech." Unfortunately, that's all it was, just a speech that pretty much echoed JFK's speech from the 60's when he was getting grilled over his Catholicism. But personally, he should have never had to speak a word. And it didn't ally my thoughts as I wasn't planning to vote for him in the first place, and it had nothing to do with his religion. He's got some good points, but I don't believe his stances | | By: Hoopy Frood Dude | | |
| | | Candidates offering viagra for votes | | 2007-12-01 02:15:35 | | At least some politicians are giving something... :) Candidates 'offering viagra for votes'From correspondents in BangkokNovember 30, 2007 04:07pmPARLIAMENTARY candidates in Thailand's upcoming election are trying to buy the votes of elderly men by passing out free Viagra, a local government official said today.Thais head to the polls on December 23 for the first time since the military toppled the elected prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra in a bloodless coup last year.Residents in Prathumthani, on the northern outskirts of Bangkok, reported some of the candidates were passing out doses of the anti-impotence drug in exchange for promised votes, said Sayan Nopkham, a local government official."The villagers told me they have been given one or two pills of Viagra by candidates. Then they come to me to ask for more pills, or sometimes coffee, in exchange for voting for my brother, who is also running for a seat,'' he said.Thailand has a long history of vote-buying, but laws banning i | | By: ILL_Natured_gr's Blogger | | |
| | Presidential Candidates' Views on Social Security | | 2007-11-29 00:00:00 | | Jeanne Sahadi at CNN Money has compiled a list of the various positions that candidates from both primaries have taken on the issue of Social Security. Here's the introduction:Among the many promises being made by the 2008 candidates for president, fixing Social Security is getting increasing play on the campaign stump.The Social Security program, funded by taxes on workers' wages, currently takes in more than it has promised to pay out. But in large part because the number of workers to retirees will shrink, the system if left unchanged won't be able to pay out all of the benefits promised to future retirees.By 2017, the revenue coming in will be less than the benefits promised. The government will make up the difference by paying back the money it credited to the program's trust fund over the years when it borrowed the surplus taxes paid into Social Security.Come 2041, the trust fund will be tapped out and in-coming funds are projected to cover only 75 percent of promised benefit | | By: Tax Policy Blog | | |
| | Supporting the Candidates | | 2007-11-27 18:02:11 | |
Barbara Streisand recently announced her support for Hillary Clinton. I respect her decision if she truly believes Hillary is the best person for the job, but what does all that "we are in a momentous time" and "a woman's potential has no limitations" stuff have to do with it? I think her support would have been better served without referring to gender. It would be great to see our first female President, but not if she isn't the best person for the job. To throw this stuff in makes it sound like we should vote for Hillary just so we can break this so called glass ceiling. Oprah is going on the campaign trail for Barack Obama, I hope she doesn't expect people to vote for him just so we can have our first black President. Again, it would be great to see our first black President, but not if he isn't the best person for the job.This is nothing more than an attempt to pull emotional strings. This election must be different. We must vote for the candidate best able to unite our | | By: Miscellaneous Reflexions | | |
| | | | Profiting From Carry Trade Candidates | | 2007-10-31 22:30:00 | | With the introduction of the carry trade into the mainstream audience, yen currency pairs have become the speculator's pair du jour. Currency crosses like the GBP/JPY and NZD/JPY have been able to net small intraday - or even longer term - profits for the currency trader as speculation continues to support the bid tone. But how can one enter into a market that is already seemingly overheated? Even if a trader could, what would be a good price, and doesn't everything that goes up come down? The answer is easier and simpler than most believe. In this article we'll show you how to use carry trades to profit from overwhelming market momentum.All About The Carry Trade First, let's take a look at the carry trade. In short, the carry trade is used when an investor or speculator is attempting to capture the price appreciation or depreciation in a currency while also profiting on the interest differential. Using this strategy, a trader is essentially selling a currency that is offering a relatively low interest rate while buying a currency that is offering a higher interest rate. This way, the trader is able to profit from the differential of interest rates.For example, taking one of the favored pairs in the market right now, let's take a look at the New Zealand dollar/Japanese yen currency pair. Here, a carry trader would borrow Japanese yen and then convert it into New Zealand dollars. After the conversion, the speculator would then buy a Kiwi bond for the corresponding amount, earning 8%. Therefore, the investor makes a 7.5% return on the interest alone after taking into account the 0.5% that is paid on the yen funds.Now on the earning side of the trade, the investor is also hoping that the price will appreciate in order to make further gains on the transaction. In this case, anyone that has invested in the NZD/JPY trade has been able to reap plenty of benefits. For 2007, not only were traders able to benefit from a 7.5% return, they also benefit from a currency tha | | By: FOREX ARTICLES | | |
| | The (Tall) Tale of Two MVP Candidates | | 2007-10-08 09:15:29 | | Sam Donnellon of the Philadelphia Daily News believes that Jimmy Rollins of the Phillies should be the MVP of the National League. That, in itself, is not worthy of drawing special notice from BTL's ever-roaming eye. However, Donnellon's rationale, if one can call it that, is entirely deserving of our ocular attention.HE WON the argument in the worst way possible, Jimmy Rollins did. He is the Most Valuable Player of the National League because of what he means to his team, because that contribution was more crucial to his team getting to Game 1 of the National League Division Series than was the contribution of the other candidate across the field, the one who hit the insurance home run in Colorado's 4-2 win.So you're saying that Rollins was more valuable to the Phillies than Holliday was to the Rockies. This might be a valid reason to designate Rollins as MVP-- if it were true. But it probably isn't. Holliday finished 2007 with a WARP-3 (Wins Over Replacement Player, adjusted for league and era) of 12.1. Rollins finished at 11.7. And WARP does account for defense. So Holliday was probably even more valuable to the Rockies than Rollins was to the Phillies. Neither team would have made it to the NLDS without either player, seeing as how the Phils beat out the Mets by only a single game, and the Rockies had to eliminate the Padres in the 163rd game of the season.I know. It sounds strange arguing for the hometown guy after he and his teammates were outplayed by Matt Holliday's Rockies. But that's precisely the point. If Rollins played this season the way he played yesterday, rolling over and under pitches after working favorable counts, the Phillies would have been near-misses the way they were in so many of Rollins' previous seasons.Yes, that's true. If Rollins had gone 0-3 with a walk in each of the 2007 Phillies' previous 162 games, the Phillies wouldn't have made the playoffs. Ditto for Holliday and the Rockies. Holliday struck out with the bases loaded to end that inning, but that's hardly the point. He is undoubtedly a great offensive player. Not necessarily a great fielder, evidenced when he broke in on a ball that landed over his head in Monday's playoff with San Diego, evidenced again yesterday when he broke in on the ball Pat Burrell hit over the wall in left.I'd venture to say that if we dared to look beyond this 2-game sample size, we might find that Holliday is a pretty darn good fielder, too. In fact, BP has him at 14 FRAA, (Fielding Runs Above Average) and THT ranks him 3rd among qualifying NL LF with a .892 RZR (Revised Zone Rating). But he can hit. And hit and hit. Thirty-six home runs, 137 runs batted in, a .340 average. The guy's had a monster season on a team full of monster seasons. That is the point. Before Holliday got you with an eighth-inning bomb off Tom Gordon, Helton and Atkins had done damage. The second-through-seventh hitters on the Rockies hit .291 or better this season, and four drove in at least 99 runs.So because in this one single, solitary, isolated game, Holliday's homer didn't produce the winning run, you conclude that his contributions weren't really necessary to the Rockies' attack throughout the entire season. I see. They would love leadoff hitter Kaz Matsui to set the table for them. But they don't need it. He was hitless in four at-bats yesterday, reaching base on a walk in that messy second inning.One. Game. Didn't matter. The Rockies are an eat-with-your-hands team. They don't nibble. They tear into you.The Phillies don't nibble, either. If the Rockies are an eat-with-your-hands team, the Phillies are an eat-with-your-hands team composed entirely of players who resemble the Hindu god Vishnu. The Rockies scored 860 runs this year. The Phillies scored 892. Rockies team OPS: .791. Phillies team OPS: .812. Also remember that Coors field was the 3rd-best hitters' park this year, while Citizens Bank came in at #14. So yes, Holliday had plenty of help, from Helton, Atkins, Tulowitzki, Hawpe, Spilborghs, and others. But those Holliday helpers can't match Rollins' supporting cast: Chase Utley, Ryan Howard, Aaron Rowand, Shane Victorino, and company. There were plenty of days during the season when the Phillies won without a vital contribution from Rollins. Unfortunately, Sam Donnellon wasn't watching on any of those days. | | By: Between the Lines | | |
| | The Religious Faith of the Candidates | | 2007-10-08 02:28:25 | |
It seems many voters apply a religious test to our Presidential candidates. This has been going on for a long time now and I can't help but wonder, what has it brought us? Our national debt has soared, crime and poverty haven't gotten any better, and those who aren't at the top are struggling even harder to survive. One thing it has brought is another tool for helping the politician get elected. I'm sure most of the candidates are sincere about their faith, but I'd be willing to bet there is a small percentage who are faking it. In all the discussion about a candidate's faith there is little or no talk about where they stand on religious freedom. This should be the most important area of concern. Should a candidate's faith really matter as long he or she believes strongly in defending religious freedom. I would rather have a candidate with no faith who truly believes in religious freedom than a candidate with faith who believes everyone should follow his or her religion. I understand that this issue is important for many people, but I feel it is more important that we elect someone who will get America moving in the right direction. | | By: Miscellaneous Reflexions | | |
| | The Candidates on Terrorism | | 2007-09-07 20:56:00 | | Hillary Clinton: "Every nation has to either be with us or against us. Those who harbor terrorists or who finance them are going to pay a price."John Edwards: "We need a counterterrorism policy that will actually counter terrorism. We've got to throw away the failed George Bush policies of the past, and move in a bold new direction."Barack Obama: "By refusing to end the war in Iraq, President Bush is giving the terrorists what they really want, and what the Congress voted to give them in 2002: a U.S. occupation of undetermined length, at undetermined cost, with undetermined consequences."John McCain: "Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran."Mitt Romney: "As long as there's a war being waged by terrorists, if I am president or a Republican is president, there will be a war waged on the terrorists."Rudy Giuliani: "Being on offense gives us more safety than being weak and being on defense. Sometimes we miss the forest for the trees when we sit in places and just analyze."Fred Thompson: "We are | | By: I Hate Your Opinions | | |
| | The Most Irritating Misconceptions about Presidential Candidates | | 2007-09-07 18:45:00 | | 1. Rudy Giuliani is an expert on counterterrorism. If anything, he should bear some responsibility for the communication difficulties on 9-11 that led to the deaths of firefighters and police officers.2. Hillary Clinton is "experienced." I don't know how anybody could assert such a ludicrous statement, but it keeps coming up.3. John Edwards is sincere. If I hear the phrase "two Americas" one more time I might vomit. Come up with a new insincere catchphrase, please. 4. Republicans would be better than Democrats at dealing with terrorism. Yeah, Bush really proved that one. 5. The Republican candidates are the second-coming of Reagan. I don't see it.6. Barack Obama would be different than anybody else. I have yet to see the man propose any unique or new perspective on anything, despite his assertions to the contrary. | | By: I Hate Your Opinions | | |
| | Debates are worthless - Give candidates TIME! | | 2007-09-06 23:23:23 | | Saw the debate of the Republican candidates last night. Afterwards, I was left with a sinking feeling. They were far superior to the Democratic candidates, but none left me with the feeling I want him for my President. The one thing I couldn’t understand was what is Ron Paul, a libertarian, doing [...] | | By: Forgot To Ask | | |
| | ESPNs Future Candidates for the NFL Hall Of Fame #21-40 | | 2007-09-06 18:49:59 | | As has been posted all of this week (except for Wednesday), ESPN has compiled a list of 50 possible inductees into the NFL Hall Of Fame. Today we focus on numbers 21 through 40; as in previous posts, you will see the candidate’s name, a brief analysis, and my recommendation. Buckle up, [...] | | By: NFL GridIron Gab | | |
| | GOP Candidates' Reactions to Fred Thompson | | 2007-09-04 02:47:00 | | Mitt Romney: "Well, I guess the only comment I'd make to Fred Thompson would be: Why the hurry? Why not take a little longer to think this over? From my standpoint, if he wants to wait until January or February, that would be ideal."John McCain on why Thompson's doing well in polls: ""Why not? He's been president two or three times in the movies. He's been an admiral, he's been head of the CIA."Mike Huckabee : "Certainly his entry is going to have a big presence, but the expectations are so incredibly high for him. It's challenging for anyone to walk into the arena with the expectation that anytime you step up to the plate you have to hit it into the third deck."Rudy Giuliani’s New York co-chairman, Guy Molinari on Thompson's attacks on Giuliani's gun-control record: "“Run or keep your mouth shut! … If you want to bash people, jump into the pool. We’re waiting for you. … He’s not just attacking Rudy. He’s attacking every resident of New York City." | | By: I Hate Your Opinions | | |
| | Presidential candidates need grilling! | | 2007-08-26 01:50:08 | | It’s time the Presidential candidates were pressed to explain exactly what they would do about the illegal immigration problem. We know the illegals have an extensive lobby in Congress, no doubt underwritten by funds, in many cases from dope smugglers, Mexican government, and large vegetable growers in California. Because of the extent of this lobby, [...] | | By: Forgot To Ask | | |
| | Service Selection Boards (SSB)- some useful links for candidates re the methodology, what to expect, etc | | 2007-08-08 17:02:00 | | A detailed writeup of the SSB Interview, almost complete in every respectcourtesy Shantanu Harde Article on SSB on WikipediaThe following pages are on Orkut.com, and require login/registration to read, the pages are written by in-training Gentleman Cadets, and Aspirants-worth a discussionParticipation here is suggested by Author for info and lapping up a few contacts tooA very detailed guide for SSB-must read for freshersIs it necessary to attend coaching for SSB interviewGoing to SSBDear Readers,If you come across links that could be useful to fellow Asprirants, kindly list them in Comments.--
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| | Presidential Candidates in First Ever Debate About Gay Human Rights | | 2007-07-11 03:39:06 | |
It's about time gay human rights were debated by presidential candidates who truly care about seeing ALL HUMAN BEINGS be legally granted the rights that they were born with, my dear readers!!!!!! I think I will send my favorite candidate Dennis Kucinich an e-mail about this debate right now, since I am hoping that he too will decide to participate in this historic event. Think any Republicans will be represented? I would be thrilled to see just one. READ ABOUT THIS HERE Practice non-violence in your lives. You will be leaving your children a beautiful legacy. | | By: Marilyn's Non-Violent Planet Newspage | | |
| | Leading Democratic Candidates for US President Side-Stepping Comments on the Film 'SICKO' | | 2007-06-22 20:47:00 | |
Why are the leading candidates so uncomfortable with this film anyway? Unless of course they actually KNOW that there is something to be uncomfortable about...
My favorite candidate, Dennis Kucinich isn't intimidated at all. In fact, here he is with Michael Moore in this very interesting endorsement video.
I can't wait to see the movie, "SICKO" for myself. From everything I'm seeing and hearing about it, it should be very intriguing indeed.
READ ABOUT THIS HEREPractice non-violence in your lives. You will be leaving your children a beautiful legacy. | | By: Marilyn's Non-Violent Planet Newspage | | |
| | The Candidates claim FAITH?? Prove it… | | 2007-06-06 01:35:57 | |
WASHINGTON - In a rare public discussion of her husband’s infidelity, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton said Monday that she probably could not have endured her marital troubles without relying on her faith in God.
Full Story Here:
Clinton: Faith helped during woes
WASHINGTON (AP) — The personal faith of candidates has become a very public part of the 2008 presidential campaign.
Seven years after George W. Bush won the presidency in part with a direct appeal to conservative religious voters — he cited Jesus Christ as his favorite philosopher during one debate — it seems all the leading presidential candidates are discussing their religious and moral beliefs, even when they’d rather not.
Democratic Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama have hired strategists to focus on reaching religious voters. Obama’s campaign holds a weekly conference call with key supporters in early primary and caucus states whose role is to spread the candidate& | | By: TexasFred's | | |
| | 2008 Presidental Candidates views on Health Care reform..... | | 2007-06-02 20:57:48 | | I think we can all agree that everyone deserves access to affordable healthcare. The question is: how do we as a society come together to create a healthcare system able to achieve this? The answer to this question is not so clear and the problems our current healthcare system faces are big beyond belief. But we must begin the process of change despite how daunting the task. I hope that the debate and discussion on this site will be one way we can generate momentum for solutions to our healthcare crisis.I think that everyone knows that health care reform for more affordable health insurance coverage is a big topic in the 2008 presidental election. If you would like to see a list of all the current 2008 presidental candidates views on Health Care reform please follow this link. | | By: Insurance news | | |
| | Coyotes brass to interview GM candidates | | 2007-05-07 15:05:07 | | The Arizona Republic is reporting that the Phoenix Coyotes will begin interviewing candidates for their vacant general manager position on Monday.
Among the more notable names to be interviewed have all been former GMs in the league: Craig Patrick (Pittsburgh Penguins), Doug MacLean (Columbus Blue Jackets, Florida Panthers) and Neil Smith (New York Rangers, New York Islanders).
Although the list of candidates is longer, some of them did not want their names released, while others could be with teams that are still competing in the playoffs.
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| | Few “True” Conservative Candidates | | 2007-04-15 01:23:04 | | Like most republicans I am unhappy with the current “top 3″ Romney, McCain, Giuliani, that the media seems to keep on talking about. It seems like the liberal media wants them to be the frontrunner because they don’t want a “right winger” as the Republican candidate. Well a lot of republicans [...] | | By: Conservative Republican | | |
| | Mayoral candidates tossed bouquets | | 2007-03-07 07:00:00 | | PhillyPhiladelphia's five major Democratic mayoral candidates tossed bouquets to the environmental movement last night during a candidates' forum at the Flower Show.
They took turns touting their own environmental enthusiasm - and, occasionally, capitalizing on the small differences among them - before an audience of nearly 1,000 people. About 600 filled the main auditorium at the Convention Center; hundreds more watched on a video screen in an adjacent room... | | By: The Flower Expert - Flowers Encyclopedia | | |
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