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Pam Spaulding

Pam Spaulding Thu Jun 19, 2008 at 20:45:00 PM EDT The Obama campaign has tapped North Carolina as one of the states to air this ad; it's been Red at the presidential level, but NC's in play this time around. It will also run in Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Virginia. I'm Barack Obama. America is a country of strong families and strong values. My life's been read

The Pledge Project: Table of Contents

With between 0 and 10 days to go until the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals gives its decision on “under God” and “In God We Trust”, there is one post I must make available before that happens. I have written this series of essays for you to use as a reference when they go out amongst the people and debate the issue. You’re going to need a way to easily get to the post that covers the issue you may be debating at any particular time. So, I want to provide this directory to Pledge Project articles. read

Free Speech 1, Muslims 0

I took the liberty of cleaning up this article. The original mistakenly referred to mohammed as a “prophet”. The actual English word is “pedophile”, I’m sure that’s what the author meant. 20 June, 2008, AFP COPENHAGEN • A Danish appeals court yesterday rejected a suit filed by seven muslim organisations against newspaper editors who in 2005 first published a dozen controversial cartoons of the pedophile mohammed (MHBiH). -(MHBIH) = May He Burn in Hell. Not that I would want to insult any read

Gross National Happiness: Why Happiness Matters for America–and How We Can Get More of It (Hardcover)

Christopher Barat writes on Amazon.com: "The author of "Who Really Cares," the tome that turned popular stereotypes about charitable behavior on their heads, is back with more data regarding which groups in the American population report high levels of happiness. No doubt, most outside attention will focus on the very first chapter, wherein Brooks displays that conservatives have consistently been happier than liberals from the early 70s up until the present, but those who toss the book aside i read

Evolver’s Soulstice, Whig & Mask, Entheogeneration, Journey Dance, Sacred Geometry, Ubaka Hill

“Go deeper still…” by Salma Greetings New Yorkers, I hope you are able to take advantage of some of NYC’s best mind, body and spirit events. I hope many of you will be able to make it to Evolver’s next event Soulstice, at Jivamukti, which will be a wonderful evening of 11 workshops followed by a panel discussion entitled, “Healing Ourselves to Heal the World.” This week on Souldish, Steve’s picks include: Religulous - Bill Maher on Religion, nuff said; How Our Sexuality Is Being Restricted read

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Global History and Geography: more Regents fun

Global History and Geography: more Regents fun June 18 These questions from the January 2008 Global History and Geography Regents should give you some insight into what students across the state, who are taking the test this afternoon, will face. 1) Which feature would most likely be included in an economic system based on traditional agriculture and self-sufficiency? (a) banks (b) barter (c) gold standard (d) tariffs 2) What was one reason the Spanish conquistadors were able to conque read

Worst coaching hires in Arizona sports history

Will Terry Porter lead the Suns to the NBA title or into the toilet? Only time will tell. The hiring got us thinking, who exactly was the worst hire in Arizona sports history? Here is the list we compiled: Wally Backman (November 1-5, 2004) Backman has, from what we can tell, the shortest tenure of any coach in Arizona professional sports history. Backman lasted all of 4 days, from November 1-5, in 2004. The day after Backman was announced it was revealed that he had personal and legal is read

352- Earth's Tree News

--Today for you 34 new articles about earth’s trees! (352nd edition) New Format! --You can now RSS tree news in a regional format at: http://forestpolicyresearch.org --To Subscribe / unsubscribe to the world-wide email format send a blank email to: earthtreenews-subscribe@lists.riseup.net OR earthtreenews-unsubscribe@lists.riseup.net In this issue: BC & Canada Asia-Pacific-Australia World-wide Index: --British Columbia: 1) Bioenergy: Gov. makes lemon out of lemon aid, 2) Cherry Ridge commun read

Fredonia and Dunkirk Statistics

The Objectivist FREDONIA AND DUNKIRK BY THE NUMBERS Dunkirk-Fredonia Observer May 24, 2008 Dunkirk and Fredonia are inextricably linked. It is interesting to see how they compare to each other. In this column, we look at some of the numbers. Demographically, the towns are similar in some important respects. The following data comes from the 2000 Census. The two are about the same size: Fredonia (14,690) and Dunkirk (16,097). Dunkirk has a more stable population (60% have lived in the same hous read

Walk with Kym Ryder to beat diabetes

Walk with Kym Ryder to beat diabetes Coronation Street's Kym Ryder will be leading the charity Diabetes UK's Walk in the Park event this weekend. The Walk takes place in London's Regents Park on Sunday at 11am. It's the second year that Kym has joined in the event, because she has family experience of the effects of diabetes. "Both my auntie and uncle have insulin-dependent diabetes so I am aware of the affect of diabetes and its complications," she says. "Keeping active is really important read

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Celtic Joy, Happiness, Glee…

By Sammy Newman-Beck We won…finally and not-surprisingly I am still in shock 3 days later. After 21 years (yes that is my age) of watching the C’s go from good to bad to worse I can finally sit back with a smile on my face. I can finally sit back and unlike the Patriots this year (I am a Giants and Patriots fan by the way) I can relish in the fact that we just won an NBA Championship. While sitting here in the SLAM offices, far away from the Championship parade that is taking place in my home read

It never gets old

It never gets old By Angela | Filed under Sports The boyfriend is off to the Celtics victory parade and while I have some peace and quiet, I thought I’d reflect upon the incredible Celtics’ World Championship. 17 Things that are totally AWESOME about the Celtics’ 17th World Championship 1. It was well worth the wait. The last time the Celtics won a championship, I was 7. Me. 7. For the record, I’ll be 29 later this month. 2. They were able to defeat the Lakers. When it’s been this lon read

Celtics Parade Live on Mogulus

Celtics Parade Live on Mogulus June 19th, 2008 If you’re like me, and unable to be in Boston to celebrate the Celtics 17th NBA championship, NECN is streaming the parade live today on Mogulus (shameless plug). Check it out: Tags: Boston Celtics Parade, Mogulus Posted in Content | No Comments » read

Partly cloudy, high 70s, chance of rain

Have you heard this one before? It's partly cloudy this morning, with mild temperatures, but the national Weather Service is forecasting a slight chance of rain and maybe thunderstorms later this afternoon, beginning at 3 p.m.. Otherwise expect temperatures to reach the high 70s and mild west winds. Tonight looks dry, with partly cloudy skies and a low temperature near 58 degrees. For Friday's forecast, just re-read today's. Watch the rain as it rolls in -- or retreats -- live via satellite read

Celtics To Get Rolling Rally On Thursday

Boston Mayor Thomas Menino announced today that the city will hold a “Rolling Rally” on Thursday at 11 a.m. to celebrate the Boston Celtics 17th NBA Championship. The parade will start at the TD BankNorth Garden and wind its way through downtown to Copley Square. The parade will also be broadcast on a Jumbotron in Copley Square and Boston Common. Sixteen World War II-era amphibious “duck boats” will carry the Celtics players, owners and staff. The team’s dancers, former Celtics greats and c read

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