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Entry Level Sales Executive
TX-Dallas, $55K-75K EARNINGS 1ST YEAR INCLUDES GUARANTEED BASE SALARY+COMMISSION+BONUSES+BENEFITS +AUTO ALLOWANCE+OUTSTANDING TRAINING-IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR BUSINESS TO BUSINESS OUTSIDE SALES ARE YOU AN ENTRY L
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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER- ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE- SALES
AZ-Phoenix, Offering: We are assisting our Fortune 200 client company in locating a multi-product line Sales Representative based in the Phoenix, AZ area. This well branded National Company is offering a competit
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Sr. Vascular Catheter Drug Eluting Stent Engineer
CA-San Francisco, Sr. Vascular Catheter Drug Eluting Stent Device Engineer This Sr. Vascular catheter Drug Eluting Stent Device Engineer is a stellar opportunity responsible for developing and bringing to market novel M
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Machinist - CNC/Machinist/Tooling 15-22 $/hr
PA-Harrisburg, An excellent opportunity for a CNC Lathe Machinist in Southeast PA ( surburban Philadelphia) . Successful candidates should have experience running and or setting up CNC Lathe equipment. (candidates w
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Machine Tool Repair/Rebuilder
AZ-Phoenix, Jemelco is a small company combining machining and machine tool rebuilding and repair, supporting local production facilities. We rebuild machine tools from small to large, including lathes, milling m
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CNC Lathe Machinist
MA-Boston North, Growing manufacturing company on the North Shore is looking for a skilled CNC Lathe Machinist. The ideal candidate will be able to program, set-up & operate CNC Lathe and Mill Turn Centers, to produce
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Design Engineer - Design/Manufacturing/Wood Components 35-40 $/hr
NY-Albany/Poughkeepsie, IMMEDIATE NEED FOR PRODUCT ENGINEER- A well established manufacturer of wood furniture solutions is searching for a Product Design Engineer with minimum of an associates degree or a Bachelor's degree i
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Electrical Engineer - Electrical/PLC/Paper 19.23-33.65 $/hr
WI-Madison, Established supplier of paper products and processing solutions has an immediate need for an experienced AUTOMATION SERVICE ENGINEER at their Wisconsin facility. RESPONSIBILITIES: Trouble shoot AC & D
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National Account Manager - Healthcare
CA-Los Angeles, NATIONAL ACCOUNT MANAGER, HEALTHCARE To retain business through the provision of proactive, quality customer service and close new business through the identification and pursuit of up-sell opportunit
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Design Engineer - Mechanical/Tool Design/Pro-E 58-85 K/yr
MO-Jefferson City, Client located in Missouri has an IMMEDIATE need for a Design Engineer. This position will support high speed metal forming and stamping operations by creating and modifying engineering drawings for p
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Test Infrastructure Engineer
TX-Dallas, A LLIANCE OF P ROFESSIONALS & C ONSULTANTS, I NC. 9201 Leesville Road, Suite 201 Raleigh, NC 27613-7540 Tel: (919) 510-9696 Fax: (919) 510-9668 Test Infrastructure Engineer is a preferred professional
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Warehouse Assistant - Telemundo Studios
FL-Miami, CITY: Miami STATE: Florida COUNTRY: USA Essential Functions (Responsibilities): Job Purpose: The Warehouse Assistant will assist the supervisor and coordinator in the daily operation of the warehouse.
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Production Supervisor
CA-Los Angeles, Ontic Engineering and Manufacturing, located in Chatsworth, CA, is the aerospace industry's leading provider of components and accessories. With continued growth, we have created a new position for a P
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Audit Manager
PA-Philadelphia, Audit Manager - De-loitte & Touche LLPPosition available invarious unanticipatedoffice locations andclient sites nationally.Qualified candidatesmust possess at le-ast five years of pro-gressively resp
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Graphic Designer
PA-Philadelphia, Graphic Designer in Philadelphia. Design of marketing, corporate and display materials. Req: MA w/major in Eastern European or Middle Eastern Arts or BA +5 yrs exp. in Eastern European or Middle Easte
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Auto Sales
PA-Philadelphia, Auto Sales Two professional sales reps M/F needed for fast growing Cadallac dealer. New facility now open. Great inventory! Great place to work! Call John Scariano for confidental interview. 215-639-9
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Machnist
OH-Akron, Machinist Rapidly growing, 20 yr. old, local job shop seeks precision Machinist w/ 3 or more yrs. exp. on CNC machining. Set up, blueprint reading on close tolerance projects. Exc. hrly. wage for righ
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Mortgage Loan Officers
NJ-Southern, Mortgage Are you an exp'd loan officer looking for a great co. to partner up with? Look no further! Phil Valianti, Owner & President of American Mortgage, Inc. needs loan officers & branch mgrs w/ at l
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Chief Engineer
PA-Philadelphia, Engineering Chief Engineer CC High Rise Office Complex has immediate opening for Chief Engineer. Supervise staff of 11 maintenance employees as well as operations and maintenance of systems and equipm
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Make-up Assistant - Telemundo Studios
FL-Miami, CITY: Miami STATE: Florida COUNTRY: USA Essential Functions (Responsibilities): Job Responsibilities: Apply actors' makeup when required Touch-up actors' makeup between takes Remain present in set at a
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Midday Update (Standard-Examiner)
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Midday Update (Standard-Examiner)
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Hyduke Energy Services Inc. announces results for three and nine months ended September 30, 2007 (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
Hyduke Energy Services Inc. , announced operating results for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2007. A summary of those results is as follows:
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Hyduke Energy Services Inc. announces results for three and nine months ended September 30, 2007 (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
Hyduke Energy Services Inc. , announced operating results for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2007. A summary of those results is as follows:
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Resolved Question: Any Ron Paul supporters care to speak up for Mike Gravel?
Straight-talking Democratic candidate Mike Gravel is being denied participation in the next Democratic debate. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071019/ap_po/democrats_debate_gravel_1 Seeing as many Gravel supporters wish Dr. Paul good luck in his bid on the Republican side, naming him as their second choice, are there any Paul supporters who are willing to email MSNBC in support of Gravel? Gravel is the thorn in the side of the Democrat establishment, as Paul is for the Republicans, but it looks like the Barillary machine is cracking down on Democratic dissent. Lend your voice in favor of a Paul vs. Gravel general election!
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Resolved Question: i had no idea!?
that children are using paintball guns in stead of eggs and shaving cream on halloween ,,thanks to the news and the paper,now i know,so how many kids do you think will be out here with paintball guns instead of eggs,,and if some one should get hurt,are the news and paper going to be held accountable for it ,,since they are theones who are telling people about it, it is like they are trying to invent something new to do on halloween,,and then blame the kids who read there stories and do it..it kinda of sounds like the war going on..the news keeps telling everyone what we will do next,,wake up its a war out there,,somethings we dont need to know,,now not only 10 kids will have paintball guns,but with the publicity the paper and the news gives lets just see how many are going to try the new idead of the news out,,what do you think,,should the news print stories,,that will give kids bad ideas,,i never heard of that for halloween,,whats next year,,machine guns?
18 Oct 2007, 8:57 am | click here for more
Resolved Question: You know You're in College When???
Another long one guys but hey its all for the good! Enjoy!!! You Know You're in College When... Type: Just for Fun - Inside Jokes Description: You know you're in college when... 1. High school started before 8am, but now anything before noon is considered “early." 2. You have more beer than food in your fridge. 3. Weekends start on Thursday. 4. 6am is when you go to sleep, not when you wake up. 5. You know many different ways to cook ramen noodles or macaroni and cheese. 6. The health center gives out free condoms, and people take them… just in case. 7. Instead of falling asleep in class, you stay in bed. 8. You know how late McDonald’s, Taco Bell, Qdoba, etc. are open. 9. You think it’s the weekend on a Wednesday and you don’t know what month it is. 10. You can't remember the last time you washed your car. 11. Your underwear/sock supply dictates your laundry schedule. 12. You check Facebook/Myspace more than once a day. 13. You get drunk dialed on any night of the week. 14. You wash dishes in the bathroom sink. 15. You’ve fallen off a loft bed. 16. You talk about beer pong like it’s a sport. 17. Finding random people in your house is perfectly normal, and you even sympathize with them... sometimes when you wake up you have no idea where you are. 18. Your primary news sources are the Daily Show and the Colbert Report. 19. You open a beer at 10 am and your roommate asks you if there’s more. 20. The standard of meals per day falls to two, sometimes just one. 21. Your trash is overflowing and your bank account isn’t. 22. You go to Target or WalMart more than 3 times a week. 23. You wear the same jeans for 13 days without washing them. 24. Your breakfast consists of a coke or cereal bar on the way to class... anything with caffeine will do. 25. Quarters are like gold. 26. Your idea of feeding the poor is buying yourself some ramen noodles. 27. You live in a house with three couches, none of which match. 28. You try to study but seem to procrastinate by eating, going to study breaks, talking to people, etc... 29. You talk to your roommate on instant messenger when you’re both home. 30. You ask people what YOU did last night. 31. Certain things are now deemed "facebook worthy." When friends take pictures of you, you wonder how long it will take them to post them. 32. You’ve seen a hit and run involving a bicyclist/pedestrian. 33. You see people you know you’ve met but can never remember their names or how you know them. 34. You sleep more in class than in your room 35. Your idea of a square meal is a box of Pop-Tarts. 36. You've traveled with bags of dirty clothes. 37. You go home to do your laundry because you're too poor to pay the $2... or too lazy to go to a change machine. 38. You pay $100 for a book you don't read once, return it four months later, and get $7. 39. More than 20% of your household furnishings are made from milk crates. 40. You recognize the meat in the dorm soup as yesterday's meatloaf, and thus decide to eat a nice bowl of cereal - a safe bet for any meal. 41. You use words like "thus" (see #40). 42. You throw out bowls and plates because you don't feel like washing them. 43. Your beer pong table is nicer than all your other tables. 44. It takes preparation... and 3 people... to take out your garbage. 45. Going to the library is a social event. 46. You wear flip flops in the shower your freshman year... you know why. 47. You start joining clubs because of the free food. 48. Visits home depend on how much money you have for gas. 49. You skip one class to write a paper for another. 50. You have no idea where your tuition money is going... technology fees? I think not. 51. Bicycles don't seem as lame as they did in high school. 52. You stay up late to finish homework then sleep through the class in which it was due. 53. Girls: You've balanced your foot on a shampoo bottle to shave. 54. Your backpack is giving you scoliosis. 55. You've written a check for 45 cents or stopped to get $2.00 of gas. 56. Your bill in the bookstore will be comparable to tuition. 57. Going to the mailbox becomes an ego booster/breaker. 58. Most of your T.A.s are foreign...what's the deal? 59. You never realized so many people are smarter than you. 60. You never realized so many people are more dumb (aka "dumber") than you. 61. Western Europe could be wiped out by a terrible plague and you'd never know, but you can recite the last episode of your favorite show verbatim. 62. Care packages rank right up there with birthdays. 63. You craft ways to make any game into a drinking/stripping game. 64. You meet the type of people you thought only existed in movies. 65. Printers break down only when you desperately need them. 66. Anything can be cooked in a microwave. 67. Two words: bike cops. 68. You have Safe Ride programmed into your phone. 69. Old school Nintendo... and guitar hero... are pretty much the best things ever. 70. Going to the grocery at midnight is completely normal. 71. You call restaurants that deliver more than you call your own family. 72. You've paid bills over $5... in coins. 73. You can't imagine life without your computer/cell phone/ ipod. 74. Hoodies and sweatpants become the norm - jeans are considered "dressy" at certain occasions... like school. 75. A canceled class is almost as exciting as Christmas. 76. Taking a nap in the library is perfectly acceptable. 77. Your professors speak English... as a second language. 78. Your teachers swear in class and no one cares. 79. Candles in your dorm room are considered contraband, but cigarettes are ok. 80. You take condiment packets and napkins from fast food restaurants - hey, they're free. 81. Betta fish are like your family. 82. You bring back socks from the laundry room that may or may not be yours. 83. You know what people carrying suspiciously heavy backpacks after dark are doing... 84. The elevators take forever but you'll wait 10 minutes just so you don't have to climb stairs. 85. Your roommate asks you to check the weather on your computer when they're standing 5 feet away from the door. 86. Showers become more of an issue. 87. You press the automatic door opener instead of simply grabbing the handle when you approach a door. 88. Christmas lights seem to be acceptable all year round. 89. Class size doubles on exam days. 90. You donate plasma even though you know it's pretty sketchy. 91. You are no longer thankful that fire alarms are here to protect you. 92. You've bought Christmas presents from the book store and charged it to your student account so your parents pay for the gifts because you're too broke. 93. You begin to include ketchup on your list of acceptable vegetables. 94. You stay on campus for hours in between classes when it's too cold to walk home. 95. People have to help you kick the vending machine just so you can get your 50 cent bag of chips. 96. There's always a "question kid" in at least one of your classes, and you really wish someone would just tell him/her to shut the hell up. 97. You steal dishes from the cafeteria so you don't have to wash your own. 98. Laundry is an all-day event. 99. You no longer find it uncool to take naps. In fact, you quite enjoy them. 100. It's illegal to drink in the dorms yet they sell an assortment of shot glasses, beer mugs, tankards, etc. in the bookstore. 101. You find your list of acceptable napping places expanding daily to increasingly uncomfortable locations. 102. You fill out credit card applications for the free food. 103. You've eaten cereal out of a cup... with a fork. 104. Dressing up for Halloween becomes cool again. 105. You know at least one person who has dropped his/her cell phone into a toilet. 106. You hang multiple shirts on the same hanger to save space/money. 107. You become increasingly annoyed with the "old" people in class - props to them for going back to college but they generally ask really, really annoying questions. 108. You admire people's alcohol bottle shrines. 109. You set your clock 5-10 minutes ahead so you can potentially make it to class on time. 110. You eventually realize that setting your clock ahead makes no difference to you and you're still late. 111. You check ratemyprofessor.com (or something of the like) before choosing your class schedule. 112. You text faster than you type. 113. You only find out a class is cancelled after you get there and sit for about ten minutes. 114. You actually start using coupons, especially those school coupon books. 115. You open canned food and eat it... out of the can. 116. You run out of black ink and, instead of buying a new ink cartridge, decide blue is a nice substitute... adds a little flair. 117. You have numbers in your phone with labels like “Sketchy Steve” and “Alcohol Guy.” 118. The food in your fridge may or may not be older than your little brother. 119. The words "google" and "wikipedia" have become verbs. And you use them... quite often. 120. The names Morgan, Jim, Jack, and Jose could aptly describe either who you were with last night or what you had to drink. 121. You fill your empty two-liter bottles with pop from the school cafeteria. 122. You have a drinking buddy who can hold the most intellectual, deep conversations when drunk. Unfortunately, neither he/she nor you can remember most of it later. 123. Your floor has been dirty to the point that you've had to brush your feet off before putting on socks or getting into bed. 124. You're all for the free samples at grocery stores. 125. Energy drinks become your new best friends. 126. You realize that taking summer classes pretty much negates the fun connotation of "summer." 127. You know exactly how much food will fit into a mini-fridge. 128. You realize that said mini-fridge does NOT freeze ice cream. 129. You've made a sandwich on or eaten food off of your $1500 laptop. 130. Your scar stories involve alcohol and/or hearing what happened to you from your more sober friends. 131. You finish reading this and wonder how you can procrastinate next.
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Resolved Question: What do you volunteer to do for nothing but pleasure and to help others?
Just curious......I never was one to leave the house and volunteer but I find when you really love something you want to give away your knowledge to others. What is your passion? 1. I do genealogy lookups for people. 2. I make corrections to records on Ancestry.com if I see an error or I know a person's alternate/maiden name or information about them. 3. I am also on the CCC Volunteer list at Ancestry.com. We evaluate corrections submitted by others that have been challenged to determine errors. 4. I transcribe census records and births, baptisms, marriages, deaths and news articles for St. Lawrence Co., NY. 5. I help random people in the library who are new to research and seem lost or don't know how to use the machines. Also, I would like to know if your family respects this as work? My family respects it as work and calls on me for help, but my husband thinks that since I enjoy it so much, it is not work. My sister says "Anything you would have to pay someone to do is work." Mongol - I am jealous!!! What you do sounds like something my daughter would love. You all have great answers...I'm giving you all a thumbs up!
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Resolved Question: What do you think of this story? What would your response to it be?
This story was made in1977. The Nightmare Life Without Fuel Americans are so used to limitless energy supplies that they can hardly imagine what life might be like when the fuel really starts to run out. So TIME asked Science Writer Isaac Asimov for his vision of an energy-poor society that might exist at the end of the 20th century. The following portrait, Asimov noted, "need not prove to be accurate. It is a picture of the worst, of waste continuing, of oil running out, of nothing in its place, of world population continuing to rise. But then, that could happen, couldn't it?" So it's 1997, and it's raining, and you'll have to walk to work again. The subways are crowded, and any given train breaks down one morning out of five. The buses are gone, and on a day like today the bicycles slosh and slide. Besides, you have only a mile and a half to go, and you have boots, raincoat and rain hat. And it's not a very cold rain, so why not? Lucky you have a job in demolition too. It's steady work. Slow and dirty, but steady. The fading structures of a decaying city are the great mineral mines and hardware shops of the nation. Break them down and re-use the parts. Coal is too difficult to dig up and transport to give us energy in the amounts we need, nuclear fission is judged to be too dangerous, the technical breakthrough toward nuclear fusion that we hoped for never took place, and solar batteries are too expensive to maintain on the earth's surface in sufficient quantity. Anyone older than ten can remember automobiles. They dwindled. At first the price of gasoline climbed—way up. Finally only the well-to-do drove, and that was too clear an indication that they were filthy rich, so any automobile that dared show itself on a city street was overturned and burned. Rationing was introduced to "equalize sacrifice," but every three months the ration was reduced. The cars just vanished and became part of the metal resource. There are many advantages, if you want to look for them. Our 1997 newspapers continually point them out. The air is cleaner and there seem to be fewer colds. Against most predictions, the crime rate has dropped. With the police car too expensive (and too easy a target), policemen are back on their beats. More important, the streets are full. Legs are king in the cities of 1997, and people walk everywhere far into the night. Even the parks are full, and there is mutual protection in crowds. If the weather isn't too cold, people sit out front. If it is hot, the open air is the only air conditioning they get. And at least the street lights still burn. Indoors, electricity is scarce, and few people can afford to keep lights burning after supper. As for the winter—well, it is inconvenient to be cold, with most of what furnace fuel is allowed hoarded for the dawn; but sweaters are popular indoor wear and showers are not an everyday luxury. Lukewarm sponge baths will do, and if the air is not always very fragrant in the human vicinity, the automobile fumes are gone. There is some consolation in the city that it is worse in the suburbs. The suburbs were born with the auto, lived with the auto, and are dying with the auto. One way out for the suburbanites is to form associations that assign turns to the procurement and distribution of food. Pushcarts creak from house to house along the posh suburban roads, and every bad snowstorm is a disaster. It isn't easy to hoard enough food to last till the roads are open. There is not much in the way of refrigeration except for the snowbanks, and then the dogs must be fought off. What energy is left cannot be directed into personal comfort. The nation must survive until new energy sources are found, so it is the railroads and subways that are receiving major attention. The railroads must move the coal that is the immediate hope, and the subways can best move the people. And then, of course, energy must be conserved for agriculture. The great car factories make trucks and farm machinery almost exclusively. We can huddle together when there is a lack of warmth, fan ourselves should there be no cooling breezes, sleep or make love at such times as there is a lack of light—but nothing will for long ameliorate a lack of food. The American population isn't going up much any more, but the food supply must be kept high even though the prices and difficulty of distribution force each American to eat less. Food is needed for export so that we can pay for some trickle of oil and for other resources. The rest of the world, of course, is not as lucky as we are. Some cynics say that it is the knowledge of this that helps keep America from despair. They're starving out there, because earth's population has continued to go up. The population on earth is 5.5 billion, and outside the United States and Europe, not more than one in five has enough to eat at any given time. All the statistics point to a rapidly declining rate of population increase, but that is coming about chiefly through a high infant mortality; the first and most helpless victims of starvation are babies, after their mothers have gone dry. A strong current of American opinion, as reflected in the newspapers (some of which still produce their daily eight pages of bad news), holds that it is just as well. It serves to reduce the population, doesn't it? Others point out that it's more than just starvation. There are those who manage to survive on barely enough to keep the body working, and that proves to be not enough for the brain. It is estimated that there are now nearly 2 billion people in the world who are alive but who are permanently braindamaged by undernutrition, and the number is growing year by year. It has already occurred to some that it would be "realistic" to wipe them out quietly and rid the earth of an encumbering menace. The American newspapers of 1997 do not report that this is actually being done anywhere, but some travelers bring back horror tales. At least the armies are gone—no one can afford to keep those expensive, energy-gobbling monstrosities. Some soldiers in uniform and with rifles are present in almost every still functioning nation, but only the United States and the Soviet Union can maintain a few tanks, planes and ships—which they dare not move for fear of biting into limited fuel reserves. Energy continues to decline, and machines must be replaced by human muscle and beasts of burden. People are working longer hours and there is less leisure; but then, with electric lighting restricted, television for only three hours a night, movies three evenings a week, new books few and printed in small editions, what is there to do with leisure? Work, sleep and eating are the great trinity of 1997, and only the first two are guaranteed. Where will it end? It must end in a return to the days before 1800, to the days before the fossil fuels powered a vast machine industry and technology. It must end in subsistence farming and in a world population reduced by starvation, disease and violence to less than a billion. And what can we do to prevent all this now? Now? Almost nothing. If we had started 20 years ago, that might have been another matter. If we had only started 50 years ago, it would have been easy.
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Resolved Question: Should Churches be used as Political Machines?
Is the Religious Right dead? To read some news media accounts, you might think it is. In fact, a church-state watchdog group says the conservative Christian political movement has raised more money than ever, is quietly trying to organize churches into a political machine and is ready to line up behind a presidential candidate who makes the right promises.
16 Oct 2007, 12:38 pm | click here for more
Resolved Question: Are We Winning In Iraq Now?
I haven't heard anymore about suicide bombings or roadside bombs like I used to on the news. Does this mean the insurgents have backed off? Are we going to win? I know the insurgents have lost huge amounts of men fighting the U.S. military. Why anyone would go up against such a lethal killing machine like the marines beats me. And these guys do not have training even closely resembling our forces. I'm thinking they have sufered over 100,000 loss rate. The leadership had to have looked at the numbers they were losing and flinched.
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Resolved Question: What will be the Next Phony story libs push?
we have had phony soldiers, phony can grandmothers, phony (and convicted) Poster Mom, phony dead people, phony Kerry stories and phone poor. Now we have phony muggings by the VWRC. Air America radio host Randi Rhodes is temporarily off the air, but claims she was brutally attacked near her Manhattan apartment are bogus, her lawyer and a police source said today. Fellow host Jon Elliott claimed on the liberal radio network that Rhodes had been mugged while walking her dog, Simon, on Sunday night. Elliot, who said Rhodes lost several teeth in the attack, waxed about a possible conspiracy. "Is this an attempt by the right-wing, hate machine to silence one of our own?" he asked on the air, according to Talking Radio, a blog. "Are we threatening them? Are they afraid that we’re winning? Are they trying to silence intimidate us?" A police source said Rhodes never filed a report and never claimed to be the victim of a mugging. Cops from Manhattan's 17th Precinct called her attorney, who told them Rhodes was not a victim of a crime, the source said. Rhodes' lawyer told the Daily News she was injured in a fall while walking her dog. He said she's not sure what happened, and only knows that she fell down and is in a lot of pain. The lawyer said Rhodes expects to be back on the air Thursday. He stressed there is no indication she was targeted or that she was the victim of a "hate crime." http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2007/10/16/2007-10-16_air_america_host_randi_rhodes_wasnt_mugg.html Comments at Think Progress: How much you wanna bet it was an O’Reilly listener(or a deranged idiot-there’s really not much difference..) ... Thom Hartmann found bullet holes in his car recently. We may have another freeper nut on the loose. ... If they think this may stop Randi, they have another thought coming. That lady is tough and she’s gonna be really pissed! I really fear what is going to happen to our country when the Republicans are finally put in their place. I fear we are going to see a lot of violent incidents because these people are going to be looking for a way to vent their frustrations and with encouragement by the likes of Billo, Hannity and Malkin, it could get ugly. ... I suspect that the Thom Hartman and Randi Rhodes incidents are not unrelated. The wackos realize that they are under pressure and are reacting in the only way they know how. Facts and reality are simply things that need to be beaten out of the way. I suspect and hope that she will recover quickly and not be subjected to PTSD. ... Rhodes was probably beaten up by some nutball in the Mallkin Mongoloid Mafia... thats the type of viscous rabid people they are.. ... yep coulter has been pied before.. not sure if it hit.. dont think it did, sadly.. im in full support of drive by “pie-ings”. for what its worth, cupcakes with lots of frosting make better aiming... ... This is what kind of cowards on the right are, mugging a woman, Roger Roger Ron Rory BigIdiot this is your type, this is YOUR SIDE, this is something that YOU WOULD DO AND APPROVE OF. You are scum. My sympathy and hope that you recover Randi and really hope the Police (ha, the probably approve of it) catch this scum and expose the ReighWingers for what they are. your right truth there are suspects. 14 kettle ones. http://gawker.com/news/developing/was-talk-show-host-randi-rhodes-jumped-by-14-ketel-ones-311453.php
16 Oct 2007, 12:08 pm | click here for more
Resolved Question: Why is more meth being brought into Minnesota by illegal aliens ?
The dirty, poor and dangerous side of Mexico is something most Minnesotans never see, but what comes from that part of the country is a growing problem in the upper Midwest. Meth and other drugs are being made in Mexico and brought to small towns and the big cities of Minnesota, often by illegal immigrants. "First, it’s clear that the predominant amount of illegal drugs in Minnesota is coming from the southwest border, specifically from Mexico," Gov. Tim Pawlenty said. Four men from Mexico were arrested in an Austin, Minn. drug bust in August. Police tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that the same scenario is playing out all across Minnesota on a growing basis. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS has obtained photos from some of the larger drug busts involving illegal immigrants from Mexico. Investigators found a half of a pound of meth, a Tech-9 machine gun and 50 rounds of ammo in a car driven by illegal immigrants in Pine County. A traffic stop in Freeborn County led to the arrest of an illegal immigrant from Mexico, who was traveling with an assault rifle and ammo. Investigators found cocaine and $115,000 hidden in the gas tank. The list goes on and on… "We are inundated by the Mexican methamphetamine instead of the homegrown meth," said Mower County Sheriff Terese Amazi. She said over the last few years, all of the homegrown meth labs have been eliminated in her county. In one of the county’s larger meth busts, she said the majority of the suspects were here illegally from Mexico. In a routine traffic stop, if a trooper discovers that the person is here illegally, they won’t necessarily detain them. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS showed this ‘Catch and Release’ approach to law enforcement back in May. Unless police have probable cause, they cannot look for drugs in the car or even send a K-9 unit to walk around the vehicle. Police tell 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that policies like these are allowing drugs to make it to Minnesota. "The Minnesota Supreme Court has tied our hands," Amazi said. "Unless we have a reasonable suspicion that drugs are in that car, we cannot run a K-9 by it. It just blows my mind why we can’t do that." Pawlenty concurs. "Illegal immigration is part of that and we need to get tougher on that for sure," he said. "But we also just have to get tougher overall on interdicting these drugs being run by car and truck from Mexico." http://kstp.com/article/stories/S225881.shtml?cat=5
15 Oct 2007, 12:27 pm | click here for more
Resolved Question: How many years is the rapper TI facing right now? For anyone familar with the law....?
http://www.bumphiphop.com/news/ti-arrested-by-feds-faces-serious-prison-time/ According to news reports, rapper TI was arrested for trying to purchase machine guns from an undercover ATF agent. He is already a convicted felon, so people are saying that he is facing serious prison time. How much? Can you give any estimates?
14 Oct 2007, 8:17 am | click here for more
Resolved Question: Who will be attacked this week by the Soros/Hillary attack machine?
Every week a voice against facist liberalism is attacked; Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, and Fox News so far. Each time with questionable statements that were taken out of context or made up entirely. This follows the Clinton campaign strategy from the 90s. Each a new topic to be pounded on, next week a new topic. Now it is a new voice of dissent every week. Who's next? I know some libs are rolling their eyes but get back to me in a month.
14 Oct 2007, 7:15 pm | click here for more
Resolved Question: Is this the Democrats best idea on how to keep us safe from terrorism?
October 11, 2007 Three Dover officials say they've found a serious homeland security threat to chew on: gumballs. So, with the approval of the mayor and the skepticism of the police chief in this central Morris County town of 18,000, the three aldermen are in the middle of a nine-month inspection of Dover's coin-operated gumball and candy machines. http://www.nj.com/news/ledger/jersey/index.ssf?/base/news-8/1192077903259030.xml&coll;=1
14 Oct 2007, 3:34 am | click here for more
Resolved Question: THIERRY is now the highest goal scorer in the history of french national football?
http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/07/10/13/SOCCER_Henry.html 41!!! 41!!! 41!!!! THE MAN WID DA GOLDEN FOOT HAS REACHED THE MAGICAL NUMBER........!!! one more goal and he will over take michael platini...... if u can outshine michael platitini.........then u are world cass 4 sure!!! HIGHEST ALLTIME SCORER FOR ARSENAL HIGHEST ALLTIME SCORER FOR FRANCE ONLY PLAYER TO WIN 6 GOLDEN BOOTS IN 5 SSNS ONLY PLAYER TO SCORE 43 GOALS AND 24 ASSISTS IN ONE SEASON............. isnt he a goal scoring machine??
13 Oct 2007, 10:21 am | click here for more
Resolved Question: LMAO! stupid instructions and facts FOR YOU to think about!?
Body: 1. Only in America......can a pizza get to your house faster than an ambulance. 2. Only in America......are there handicap parking places in front of a skating rink. 3. Only in America......do stores make the sick walk all the way to the back of the store to get their prescriptions while healthy people can buy cigarettes at the front. 4. Only in America......do people order double cheeseburgers, large fries, and a diet coke. 5. Only in America......do banks leave both doors open and then chain the pens to the counters. 6. Only in America......do we leave cars worth thousands of dollars in the driveway and put our useless junk in the garage. 7. Only in America......do we use answering machines to screen calls and then have call waiting so we won't miss a call from someone we didn't want to talk to in the first place. 8. Only in America......do we buy hot dogs in packages of ten and buns in packages of eight. 9. Only in America......do we use the word 'politics' to describe the process so well: 'Poli' in Latin meaning 'many' and 'tics' meaning 'bloodsucking creatures' 10. Only in America......do they have drive-up ATM's with Braille lettering. --------------- EVER WONDER Why the sun lightens our hair, but darkens our skin? Why women can't put on mascara with their mouth closed? Why don't you ever see the headline "Psychic Wins Lottery"? Why is "abbreviated" such a long word? *Why is it that doctors call what they do "practice"? Why is lemon juice made with artificial flavor, and dish washing liquid made with real lemons? Why is the man who invests all your money called a broker? Why is the time of day with the slowest traffic called rush hour? Why isn't there mouse-flavored cat food? When dog food is new and improved tasting, who tests it? Why didn't Noah swat those two mosquitoes? Why do they sterilize the needle for lethal injections? You know that indestructible black box that is used on airplanes? Why don't they make the whole plane out of that stuff?? Why don't sheep shrink when it rains? Why are they called apartments when they are all stuck together? If con is the opposite of pro, is Congress the opposite of progress? If flying is so safe, why do they call the airport the terminal? ------------------ In case you needed further proof that the human race is doomed through stupidity, here are some actual label instructions on consumer goods: On a Sears hairdryer: Do not use while sleeping. ( I have no other time to dry my hair). On a bag of Frito's: ..You could be a winner! No purchase necessary. Details inside. (the shoplifter special?) On a bar of Dial soap: "Directions: Use like regular soap." (and that would be how...?) On some Swanson frozen dinners: "Serving suggestion: Defrost." ( But, it's "just" a suggestion). On Tesco's Tiramisu dessert (printed on bottom): "Do not turn upside down." (well... a bit late, huh?) On Marks & Spencer Bread Pudding: "Product will be hot after heating." (...noooo... Really?) On packaging for a Rowena iron: "Do not iron clothes on body." (but wouldn't this save me more time?) On Boot's Children Cough Medicine: "Do not drive a car or operate machinery after taking this medication." (We could do a lot to reduce the rate of construction accidents if we could just get those 5-year-olds with head-colds off those forklifts.) On Nytol Sleep Aid: "Warning: May cause drowsiness." (and.. .I'm taking this because...?) On most brands of Christmas lights: "For indoor or outdoor use only." (as opposed to... what?) On a Japanese food processor: "Not to be used for the other use." (now, somebody out there, help me on this. I'm a bit curious.) On Sunsbury's peanuts: "Warning: contains nuts." (talk about a news flash) On an American Airlines packet of nuts: "Instructions: Open packet, eat nuts." (Step 3: maybe, uh...fly Delta?) On a child's superman costume: "Wearing of this garment does not enable you to fly." (I don't blame the company. I blame the parents for this one.) On a Swedish chainsaw: "Do not attempt to stop chain with your hands." (..was there a lot of this happening somewhere?) If you think this is funny, repost it so someone else can get a laugh
12 Oct 2007, 7:05 pm | click here for more
Resolved Question: recalled toys? what do you think?
OK there are SO many toys out there that are being recalled! I just cant believe it! Before we know it our children wont have any toys! Like when mattel had their recall alot of it was Dora! thats a very popular toy, my daughter loves her! and Target just sent out a recall for thomas toys. And Lastnight on the news Starbucks recalled cups that were givin to toddlers. Why don't these companys test these toys out for a long time not just a day or a quick machine test. I think its nuts. What do you think?
11 Oct 2007, 8:32 am | click here for more
Resolved Question: What Do You Think About the Proposed Body Scan Machines?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071011/ap_on_re_us/airport_body_scan I haven't yet experienced one; though I did go through a 'Puff' machine in Miami in September.
11 Oct 2007, 8:17 am | click here for more
Rotary Hammer Core Bits handle concrete and brick drilling. (ThomasNet)
Available in diameters from 1½-6 in. and overall lengths of 12 and 22 in., carbide-tipped One-Piece Core Bits are sold in complete set with either SDS-Max or Spline drive shank. Bits are used by plumbing, electrical, and mechanical contractors in applications such as drilling for railing installations, relocating anchors, and through-wall drilling for electrical conduit, plumbing, and sanitary ...
1 Nov 2007, 7:02 am | click here for more
Rotary Hammer Core Bits handle concrete and brick drilling. (ThomasNet)
Available in diameters from 1½-6 in. and overall lengths of 12 and 22 in., carbide-tipped One-Piece Core Bits are sold in complete set with either SDS-Max or Spline drive shank. Bits are used by plumbing, electrical, and mechanical contractors in applications such as drilling for railing installations, relocating anchors, and through-wall drilling for electrical conduit, plumbing, and sanitary ...
1 Nov 2007, 7:02 am | click here for more
People in the News (Charleston Regional Business Journal)
Moncks Corner Medical Center, a facility of Trident Health System and an HCA-affiliated entity, has hired William Padoll as a physical therapist.
1 Nov 2007, 12:26 pm | click here for more
People in the News (Charleston Regional Business Journal)
Moncks Corner Medical Center, a facility of Trident Health System and an HCA-affiliated entity, has hired William Padoll as a physical therapist.
1 Nov 2007, 12:26 pm | click here for more
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