Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Voter reports problem with ballot machine | machine, screen, voter - Local - Sun Journal
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
As I said before, the ballots for the American Military registered to vote in Illinois were not important enough, but, as it turns out, if you are living ILLEGALLY in this country and want to go and vote, you can do so in Arizona, nobody can Legally ask you if you are a United States Citizen, much less require proof of it. Still doubt that those in power today feel entitled to remain there forever? No, I'm not saying they will perpetuate the current puppet there, they will do it with Vaseline, but as fast as they can. Wait and see.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Immigrants in the United States go through a vetting process of 5 years, after which they have the right to become citizens. Nobody forces them to become citizens, they do it on their own desire or interest. The privilege of voting and having a voice in the matters of the nation is a motivation to many. Becoming an American citizen provides those rights and privileges. If you have an interest, at any level in being heard in the matters of the nation, your only requirement is to pledge allegiance to the United States. If this is something you are not willing to do, it means your interests are somewhere else and you have no place trying to influence or modify other people environment.
I don't believe in coincidences, never did. The push to grant voting rights to legal immigrants (even at the local level) is nothing more than a "spear head". I recognize it is the very way every liberal push starts, I can see it even blindfolded. Grant it and destroy all that's left in the election process. Trust will be non-existent, fraud will be rampant, illegal immigrants will demand it later as a right too. In the end, they are also living here by the millions.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Is it just coincidence that the wannabe "communist Emperor" George Soros recently contributed with generosity (1.8 million) to the NPR for the "hiring" of new political "reporters"? Whoever sees reason for the "firing" in William's words is not being honest with him/herself.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Saturday, October 09, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Show Button
I surf the internet everyday, here and there from time to time I download an interesting software that I might use or not later on; everything checked and rechecked after download. Never a song or a Movie or even a ringtone but I am at risk nevertheless and here is proof. It is better to be in the safe side because even if you don't know it, you're being attacked.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
JACKIE EVANCHO AVE MARIA TOP FOUR AMERICAS GOT TALENT.mp4-sep-14-2010
I have to share this little girl's talent. There is some undeniable Proof in her voice. Listen and enjoy.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
(A rant or a commentary)
I confess, other than "Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader" I do not watch any reality TV Show; there is already too much drama in real life for my taste. I understand everyone is different and everyone has the right to be, but it escapes my reasoning why somebody would enjoy the ups and downs, tears and joy of a wannabe model, or cook, or singer, or dancer, or weight ditcher*, or whatever common place dweller that proliferate in all those shows. I understand competition but not the drama that the networks insist in attach to it in order to appeal to the morbid section of the human mind.
There are more and more people everyday washing their dirty laundry on TV with more and more Judges that all of a sudden become celebrities. The newest one gets the palm, "Street Justice". I don't know about you, but these really tend to dilute my respect for them. It is a Roman Circus now. And it might be new for some, but is not news.
Reality TV seems to be a recent innovation, but "Candid Camera" was a forerunner that doesn't receive enough credit. Nobody would disagree to the fact that reality television is the ultimate peep show.
The programs that ran in the 50's can solely be put in the category of reality TV. What are the options for saying "Truth or Consequences", To Tell The Truth", or "What's My Line"? Although some referred to them as "game shows", they were actually reality television.
Reality shows on television have got much expansion over the years. Over the last fifty or 60 years, this genre has exploded.
Reality television is very, very big right now. Once the reality show "Survivor" became a huge hit on CBS, other networks wanted to cash in on the trend. In case you have been disconnected from society for the last five years, "Survivor" is a reality TV show which records the contestants struggling together in a remote island environment. While they attempt to undermine one another and vie for the great reward -One Million ($1.000.000), the participants were able to cooperate.
There are several different reality television shows on the big 4 channels. (Networks such as NBC, FOX, CBS and ABC). It is not just those networks where the reality televisions are expanding. Every station wants to have a reality television and cable networks which jump on its own between various programs.
There are now subcategories of reality television, such as documentary, historical re-creation, science, dating, law enforcement, make-over shows, changing of lifestyles, fulfilling fantasies, hidden camera, game shows that pay money and searches for talent.
At the same time we are witnessing (in my humble opinion and that of some others) the decline of quality fiction storytelling in Movies and TV. Scripts fail to grab the attention of the public and producers are more and more inclined to remakes. May be sooner than later a "brilliant" mind will envision the integration of the everyday increasing surveillance cameras, traffic cameras, web cams, etc into our daily lives via television and we will only watch ourselves in our most insignificant acts between commercials and political speeches.
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* Slang
a. To get rid of; discard: ditched the old yard furniture.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Monday, September 14, 2009
Shopping For A Car?
Why would you imagine that people buy hundreds of dollars worth of cleaning products for their cars? Because they love the look and smell of a factory fresh car. When putting your money down on a car, especially if you are getting the one you have been drooling over, you will feel like doing cartwheels. You won't want to drive it straight home. You will have to take it for a drive for awhile to revel in it. There is something thrilling about the feeling of getting a new car that makes you have to go take one more look at it even after you have locked it down for the evening.
'The winner is not the one with the fastest car its the one who refuses to lose'
Dale Earnhardt
When you finally make up your mind to go shopping for the car that you want, you will want to take your digital camera to take some pictures. By the time you get done looking at all the cars you want to look at, there are bound to be some that you will not remember everything about. That's where the Canon PowerShot A510 camera comes in pretty handy. If you take a few good photos, you will have them to use for picking the one you ultimately decide on.
Don't be flustered by car salesmen or that guy on the internet trying to talk you into a convertible if you are looking for a van. Or Volksvagen or anything else that you may have your heart set on. Remember, you are the one that is going to be driving that Jaguar XK8, not the salesman, and certainly not your brother-in-law. His last purchase is in the shop for the third time and he�s not sure why he took that bet on whose car was faster again.
Go to a reputable dealer. Choose one that has a good track record. You can check out practically any business with the Better Business Bureau. Information on how many complaints they have had and how many have been resolved is available to you. This will give you an idea of how customer service oriented a business is. Do take someone with you that knows something about vehicles. It is recommended to have any car you are considering buying checked over by a mechanic.
Don't take anything less than what you actually want if that is at all possible. Naturally, you cannot afford Chevrolet Corvette Convertible if you work at the tire shop but you can get something that you like. Some great options are front and rear airbags, controls on the steering wheel, a radio/cd player, a satellite guidance system and a good air conditioner. But, decide which options you want before you get to the dealer, and don't buy extra ones.
There are many options that are available on cars today and this investment should have the ones you want. After all, you are going to be driving it. Sirius satellite radio, automatic door locks, lumbar seats, and the list goes on and on. Be sure to remember that some options, such as Sirius radio charge you every month for this service.
The best way to get the best price and service on the truck you want is to comparison shop. You most likely will be surprised at the variances in price between dealers. There are also incentives to consider. Some car dealers have them fairly often. Around the end of the year is an excellent time to look for the best deal.
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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Sunday, April 19, 2009
As a small business owner whether you are a Medical Transcriptionist or Weaver, there is really more pressure on you to be organized, not less.
Even though a certain amount of spontaneity is helpful in and expected of small business, some planning and structure is imperative if you will attempt to compete with what the company down the street has to offer. Really plan the scope of your business and record it. This will give you a concrete idea of what your challenges are, what your progress is, what your vision for your business is, and how close you are to realizing them.


