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Friday, November 28th, 2008
For me, supporting animal rights is a no-brainer. After all, who could possibly be for being cruel to animals? It just doesn’t seem like a reasonable position! We have to do all we can to protect the rights of animals, people, and anything that can feel pain. The big debate is where animal protection should start.
For example, many people in the animal rights movement believe that any animal experimentation, use of animal products, or even ownership of pets is abusive. Other people disagree and draw the line at a less radical position. There are a lot of people, for example, who think that we shouldn’t have factory farms but that eating animals is okay as long as they are raised in a free range environment. Other people believe that eating animals isn’t moral, but experimenting on them when it is medically necessary is. It is all a matter of interrogating your conscience and finding out what the correct answer for you is….. Read the full article at animal rights
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
North central Minnesota tourism will never be the same now that the primaries have already been held there. The movie star quality of both Hilary and Borok drew crowds from far and wide. Many people went from one side of the state to the other just for the chance to see both candidates. You also had “groupie” candidate followers that would go from one event to the next in the state just to see their person one more time. Obama followers seemed to do that more than the ones for Hilary, but then again he seems to draw a younger crowd and they are generally more mobile and more willing to sleep on a couch somewhere than the older crowd following Hillary is. McCain did not seem to have that same draw. People seemed to come mostly from just the local area to hear his speeches, something that both the republicans and the democrats took note of. Huckabee did have his draw, mostly Christians from all over the state that felt rather left out in the whole process. His draw was young and old and all ages in between, while McCain seemed to draw mostly older voters. Time will tell as to the election results.
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Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
Throughout Europe the public dislikes landfill so much that they are willing to pay a hefty premium on their rates bill for expensive (but green, and environmentally positive) recycling, and the European Union saw this campaign and has taken it further by issuing a Directive throughout all member states, including new accession states, that organic waste, that is all waste known as BMW (Biological Municipal Waste) being sent to landfill must be reduced substantially. After all, it is this waste which causes odours, and as it rots and decomposes in landfills, causes the greatest risk to the environment.
Now, on this subject there have been two completely opposite pieces of news with the last few days.
That is while in Ireland there are now serious concerns that their policy will be ineffective and in 2010 the Irish will fail to meet the target for landfill diversion, the opposite is true in Scotalnd where they find diversion and recycling easy.
But the problem is that in Ireland the amount they sent to landfill last year actual still continued to rise - despite all their recycling efforts.
In Scotland they announced that not content with their own success, they will now go better than the EU requirements, and aim for a zero waste (to landfill) policy.
But, across the Irish sea all is so different and the Irish politicans really do have to get their landfill and recycling policy sorted out. Financial restraints alone are not going to be enough to reduce landfilling. Charges for landfilling waste are already extremely high.
Failure to comply with the EU Directive would mean that Ireland would be charged a heavy fine by the EU Parliament.
On the other hand the Scots must surely be applauded for their environmental awareness and commitment to keep their beautiful country clean, and as landfill waste free as possible. For more about the politics of waste management visit the Wastersblog.
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
Central Iowa has a number of fascinating history in the political world and one of the most interesting is Carrie Chapman Catt, a leader of the U.S. woman suffrage movement, founder of the League of Women Voters, crusader for international peace, and an advocate for the expansion of women’s rights throughout the world. How interesting it is to study the movement, to see the difficulties that the movement had to overcome to gain equality in the polls for women and the dedication of women (and some men) to the cause in the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics located on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames.
If you have an interest in politics and want to study the history of the women’s movement you will want to visit Central Iowa and the museum at ISU.
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Wednesday, November 14th, 2007
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Wednesday, October 17th, 2007
Hotel franchising is a very popular concept. Hotel franchising includes the franchising of hotels, motels, inns, and other forms of lodging and boarding. Hotel franchising includes a lot more technicalities compared to restaurant or fast food franchising. Hotel franchising leads to hotel chains appearing in various parts of the world.
Read on at Hotel Franchising
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Friday, September 28th, 2007
In one of the more highly publicized political engagements of the decade, the President’s daughter, Jenna Bush recently announced her engagement to 29 year old Henry Hager. Hager is the son of former Virginia Lieutenant Governor, John Hager.
At this point, no one seems to know exactly when the couple will exchange their wedding vows, but rest assured, we will hear every last detail when the ceremony happens. At age 25, Jenna is fairly young, but the couple has been dating for several years, so this doesn’t come as a complete surprise. So, regardless of whether you’re a democrat or republican, stay tuned for more details on this political merger.
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Monday, July 23rd, 2007
This is a sorta interesting article about the recent history of dogs in politics. I don’t know if you HAVE to have a dog to be President of the United States - but if you look at the statistics, it certainly seems to help!
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Tuesday, June 12th, 2007
Payday cash advance loan companies, otherwise known as predatory lenders, have seen an increased legislative risk this year. Politicians have seized the political opportunity to garner votes in several states by attempting to ban payday cash advance loans. Some states have targeted the high APR loans with the objective of getting those rates lowered. With so much going on nearly every day, it is key to stay on top of the latest political moves in your state. Several payday cash advance blogs have been set up but few actually deliver the goods.
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Tuesday, June 12th, 2007
There has been a tremendous amount of legislative activity on a state level for the payday loan industry this year. Rates are being reduced in states such as Nevada and Oregon. It would serve you to stay up to speed on the latest payday loan news. Larry Bisenius runs a payday loan news blog which has all of the latest stories from the payday loan industry.
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Thursday, February 15th, 2007
Brian was a master raconteur, much in demand as an after-dinner speaker. This recording of his one man show An Evening with Johnners, incorporating new stories and material from An Hour with Johnners - recorded just before his death in 1994 - is a superb opportunity to hear one of cricket’s greatest storytellers.
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Thursday, February 15th, 2007
Dr. Barry Sears is the New York Times bestselling author of The Zone, Mastering the Zone, Zone Food Blocks, and The Anti-Aging Zone. He is a widely published researcher and scientist, and is a pioneer in lipid biotechnology, developing drug delivery systems for cancer and heart patients. Bill Lawren writes extensively on medicine and science for Omni and Longevity, and has written several books as well.
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Thursday, February 15th, 2007
The new World Trade Center complex currently under construction in Manhattan, New York City is a very ambitious project designed to fulfill multiple roles: stand out as a symbol for national strength and freedom, pay homage to the victims fallen during the terrorist acts on 9-11, as well as provide people with thousands of job opportunities and bring a major contribution to the local economy. Regarded as a controversial and challenging concept a few years ago, the new World Trade Center complex has recently begun to take shape, revealing the monumental figure of an infrastructure complex that corroborates latest technology materials and advanced security features with innovative, interesting, modern and unconventional designs. When completed, the complex will comprise the Freedom Tower, three adjacent tall buildings, a residential tower, a museum and a cultural center.
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
No other author plumbs the depths of the human heart - or portrays the joys of human redemption - quite like Fern Michaels .In Fool Me Once , she captures the fraught, yet richly satisfying story of one woman’s search for the mother she never knew…and her discovery of the woman she’s yet to become.
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
On America’s newest combat base, U.S. Air Force aerial warfare expert Major General Patrick McLanahan and his crew of daring engineers are devising the air combat unit of the future. Known as Air Battle Force, it can launch concentrated, stealthy, precision-guided firepower to any spot on the globe within hours. And soon McLanahan and his warriors will have their first target.
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
Blood Orchid is the third adventure of one of Stuart Woods’s most engaging characters, Chief of Police Holly Barker. This time out, Holly is trying to get her life back together after the shattering loss of her fiance. With the help of her wily Doberman, Daisy, and her father, Ham, she throws herself back into the job with a vengeance. At a local restaurant, Holly and Ham meet a gentleman new to the area, rich and dapper developer Ed Shrine, who has found an evocative name for both his favorite flower and his latest real estate venture: the “Blood Orchid.”
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
Holly is a frustrated florist whose life doesn’t seem to be coming up roses. Fleeing a house-share from hell, she moves in with a motley crew of friends including Josh, a sexually confused merchant banker; Kate, a high-flying legal eagle with talons to match; and the gorgeous Addison, who spends his days communicating only with his computer and those who worship at the altar of Jean-Luc Picard. From the moment Holly catches a rare glimpse of Addison, she’s smitten. The only problem is how to get him to swivel his chair from the computer screen to her adoring gaze.
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
Martin Wales is an expert on lead generation and business development and a specialist on Audio Marketing (Internet Radio and Podcasting). By using his system, “The Science of Customer Catching”, you can learn how to get maximum results with minimal risk, using your existing resources. Martin is also an in demand speaker, sharing the stage with Zig Ziglar, Anthony Robbins, Mark Victor Hansen, Robert Allen, Michael Gerber and many others.
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
This is a book about baseball, our national pastime. The centerpiece is a team that hasn’t won the championship for more than eighty years. The Boston Red Sox, however, are only part of the story. The rest turns on thoughts about family and continuity and, of course, the progress of the seasonssomething, you’ll learn, any reasonably intelligent man or woman is supposed to know about. The Progress of the Seasons confirms what admirers of the author’s sparkling accurate prose already know: Higgins is to writing what Ted Williams was
to baseball, an all-star.
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Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
Hair loss products like propecia and dutasteride have to be used after consulting a physician. The physician will advise you on the dosage for treating hair loss. If you want to go for hair loss surgery then it is advised to learn the pros and cons of the treatment and then proceed.
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