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Regulators nix credit card debt forgiveness plan
Personal responsibility is still a pillar of Conservatism, believe it or not. So, they forgive the mortgage companies, AIG, all the Big Banks, hedge funds, Ford, GMC, and Chevy, but not the college girl with her...
Obama and the Revenge of Democracy
"by Mosharraf Zaidi Perception is reality. So while there is an almighty chorus of those that are warning the people of the world to be cautious and not invest so emphatically in the hope that the US election result has inspired, it is important to listen not only to our... California Uses More Gas than China
"Given all the news coverage about the rise of the Chinese economy, you could be forgiven for thinking that the world's most populous country is hogging all the world's resources, while the developed nations are fighting for scraps. But, at least with transportation fuel,...The Clintons' Media Payback List
The New York Times' Marc Liebovich reports that the Clinton camp keeps a list of those who have been loyal and those who have not. The list is reportedly managed by Doug Band — recently referred to as Bill...That Burj Dubai TV commercial « Peter J. Cooper’s Weblog
"If you listen to CNN, BBC World or even Al Jazeera International you could be forgiven for thinking the Middle East is a war zone with no hope of economic progress. But look at Dubai with the world’s tallest building under construction - indeed UAE infrastructure... The Oreo invades Britain
Was just in the UK and saw the recent "Twist, Lick, Dunk" ad campaign for Oreo. Seems like the tagline for a porno, but hey, you gotta get the Brits attention somehow with all of those tasty biscuits...
created by Leonard Brody | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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1308 views | 19 recommendations | 31 comments
Gordon McEwen, A Veteran Chef Allergic To Fish
"Gordon McEwen could be forgiven for wanting to cry into his kilt at times. The veteran chef, who has cooked for some of the diplomatic community's most powerful members, is acutely allergic to fish. But the former Wellington restaurateur hasn't let what many would consider...Is Dion turning things around?
"Life can be hard, and often life is the hardest when you try to lead a national political party in Canada. It becomes even more of a Herculean task when such party is in opposition. Welcome to the life and hardship of Stéphane Dion, leader of the Liberal Party of Canada and...2006: the year that global warming came into sharp focus
"It has been a hot year. The average temperature in Britain for 2006 was higher than at any time since records began in 1659. Globally, it looks set to be the sixth hottest year on record. The signs during the past 12 months have been all around us. Little winter snow in the...Danger in Toyland
"San Francisco's ban on toxic toys - including such classics as the rubber ducky - highlights the lurking danger of plastic contaminants. They line the nursery section of children's toy stores like brightly colored candies: rubber duckies for bathtime, chewable rings for...Will 'Mel factor' keep moviegoers from film?
"LOS ANGELES -- When Mel Gibson's Mayan-history epic "Apocalypto" opens next Friday, all of Hollywood will be waiting for the verdict: whether filmgoers will have forgiven the actor's indiscretions. The film's...
created by Edmund Jenks | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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582 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Games @ Review: Dead Rising
"When first hearing about Dead Rising you can be forgiven for thinking this is going to be another Resident Evil/Silent Hill horror mystery with the usual slow and generally generic zombie action. This however is not the case, dead rising uses the sheer power of the Xbox 360...
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