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Source: www.24h.com.vn --- 6 days ago
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2 carries (tied for 6th on the team) 2 yards (tied for 8th on the team) Only this in a ...

Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 14 days ago
In the last two days, we learned that the white house can't keep track of its e-mails and John McCain can't keep track of his houses . ...

Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 7 days ago
To diffuse the fact that he would be the oldest person ever elected president, John McCain likes to talk about his gene pool -- and how his mother is still going strong at age 90. But the quality of one's genes is only one determinant of longevity. Considering McCain's history with skin cancer, who knows what his medical future holds. My understanding is that Sarah Palin is a nice lady. I certainly don't agree with her on most of the important social issues. Other than her interesting life story, I don't know much about her. I don't know if McCain knows much about her. God forbid something bad should befall a 72-year-old man who's had skin cancer. But if it does, is this truly the woman we want dealing with Putin on an instant's notice? For me, the answer is no. Read more reaction from HuffPost bloggers to John McCain's selection of Sarah Palin as his running mate ...

Source: blogs.suntimes.com --- 10 days ago
Transcript courtesy Federal News Service REP. Emanuel: Good evening. I'm from Chicago, the hometown of the next president of the United States, Barack Obama. (Cheers, applause.) In the 2006 election, Democrats, independents and even some Republicans scored a victory that President Bush himself called a "thumping." Well, Mr. President, as Ronald Reagan used to say, you ain't seen nothing yet. (Cheers, applause.) The truth is, the Bush crowd has been giving the middle class a thumpin'. And this November, the middle class is going to give it right back. This -- this election comes down to a simple question: do we want four more years of Bush-McCain or do we want the change we need? There is only one candidate from the middle class, only one candidate that understands the middle class and that can deliver the change the middle class needs: Barack Obama. (Cheers, applause.) A strong economy depends on a strong middle class, but George Bush has put the middle class in a hole, and John McCain has a plan to keep digging that hole with George Bush's shovel. Under George Bush, median household incomes have declined a thousand dollars, health care costs have doubled, college costs have doubled, and energy costs have tripled. Under George Bush, you're paying more and making less. If John McCain has his way, your bills will continue to grow and your paycheck will continue to shrink. Under George Bush, millions of Americans are without health ...

Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 9 days ago
I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm really disappointed in the news coverage of this convention and moreover, this election. I didn't hear anybody talk about or analyze Senator Clinton's outfit until this morning. I think that these news organizations are not getting in-depth about the issues that are important to America -- they are not living up to the responsibility that they are mandated to have by our Constitution. In fact, last night my son came up to me (again) when I was watching the convention and said, "Dad, please turn off ESPN". He could only think it was ESPN due to the whole aesthetic of the broadcast with people behind the stage screaming things out, touting signs of their favorite "players" -- like a Superbowl or a college game day event. The only reason that one could tell that it wasn't said sports network was that the graphic with a guy in a helmet or someone bouncing a ball was strangely absent. They are analyzing as if this is a Clinton Convention and that Barack Obama is walking into a Roman arena filled with lions -- that narrative is apparently the most important issue involving our country. Is this the Twilight Zone? My suggestion to the news organizations would be to discuss the following: If you want to talk about experience, lets discuss experience. Neither one of them has run a country. No matter what you did before, you will not know what is like to run an entire country! Let's talk about Joh ...

Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 10 days ago
Call me old-fashioned, but I could not believe last night's convention coverage: they were analyzing things as if it were college sports. I sat down with my sons last night to watch the convention coverage, thinking I was exposing them to something important, and I was amazed. It was truly like football game analysis -- the news has turned into football game analysis! The media have kept this race close so that the public will keep tuning in. I was watching MSNBC and CNN -- but it felt like ESPN. I watched as they started talking about how Michelle would be a different dressing First Lady. That was actually a point of conversation! How about: Is Obama's energy policy on point? Is McCain backing a new Cold War? Is there a chance McCain's cancer will reoccur? These are the kinds of questions I want to see discussed -- not how Michelle Obama's wardrobe will differ from previous First Ladies. And how about discussing how McCain twisted a Jay Leno joke about how he owns 7 houses into a diatribe about being forced to live in a box for five years? With all due respect to him, one has nothing to do with the other. Maybe McCain is losing it. When my father was 72 he started to forget things. I still loved and respected him -- but that doesn't mean I wanted him to be president. For more Huffington Post coverage of the Democratic National Convention, visit our Politics @ the DNC page , our Democratic Convention Big News Page , and our HuffP ...

Source: blogs.suntimes.com --- 17 days ago
WASHINGTON -- When Alexi Giannoulias was an undergraduate at the University of Chicago in the mid-1990s, one of the guys he would play pick-up basketball games with in Hyde Park was Barack Obama, who taught at the U. of C. law school. Now Giannoulias is the Illinois state treasurer and Obama is the presumptive Democratic nominee. Obama has been "like a mentor to me," Giannoulias told me. He will be one of the parade of Chicagoans who will speak at the Democratic convention Monday night, when Obama's family and friends tell the story of Obama's life. Michelle Obama is Monday's prime time speaker, and she will be introduced by her brother, Craig Robinson, who grew up with her on Chicago's South Side. "I want people throughout the country to know the Barack Obama I know," said Giannoulias. Giannoulias --who won a tough primary with Obama's endorsement -- is a surrogate -- stumping in half dozen states; a major fund-raiser, on Obama's National Finance Committee, which means collecting at least $250,000 and a primary day basketball buddy. Also on the bill: Comptroller Dan Hynes, whom Obama beat in the 2004 Senate primary, only to go on and lead the call for him to run for president; Attorney General Lisa Madigan; Chicago City Clerk Miguel del Valle and two men who can talk about Obama's days as a community organizer on the Southeast Side of Chicago, Jerry Kellman and SEIU Local 1 President Tom Balanoff. Obama moved to Chicago from New ...

Source: blogs.suntimes.com --- 34 days ago
Obama campaign manager David Plouffe on Saturday tapped close Obama friend Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.) to negotiate debate details with the McCain team and the Commission on Presidential Debates. The bi-partisan commission has had debates on the drawing board for quite some time. While there is nothing to preclude the campaigns from having more, sponsored by others, Plouffe in his letter said that was unlikely. Emanuel, said Plouffe, will "review the specifics of the Commission's proposal, discuss any requested changes to that proposal, and resolve any issues left open by the Commission's framework. .....Due to the late date of the two parties' nominating conventions, and the relatively short period between the end of the conventions and the first proposed debate, it is likely that the four Commission debates will be the sole series of debates in the fall campaign." The debates are Sept. 26 at the University of Mississippi at Oxford; Oct. 7 at Belmont University at Nashville and Oct. 15 at Hofstra University at Hempstead, N.Y. There is a vice presidential debate Oct. 2 at Washington University in St. Louis. From the Obama campaign.... Below and attached is a letter from Obama campaign manager David Plouffe to the Commission on Presidential Debates, accepting their framework for three presidential debates and one vice presidential debate. The letter also announces that Senator Obama has chosen Congressman Rahm Emanuel as his represe ...

Source: weblogs.chicagotribune.com --- 35 days ago
by Amanda Erickson If you're paying attention to Congress, you've probably heard they passed a bill that tries to make college more affordable for students. What has received less attention is a provision that will make everyone's life a little easier. Thanks to this legislation, the federal form students and parents fill out to receive college financial aid will be shortened and translated out of government-speak, so parents and students can spend less time crunching the numbers. This... ...

Source: www.baltimoresun.com --- 25 days ago
Temple Emanuel Congregation of Reisterstown will hold a summer service under the stars Friday at the Westminster Community Pond on Route 140. ...

Source: weblogs.chicagotribune.com --- 34 days ago
by John McCormick Sen. Barack Obama's campaign released a letter today to the Commission on Presidential Debates that accepts their framework for three presidential debates and one vice presidential debate. Campaign manager David Plouffe's language in the letter also seems to suggests it is unlikely Obama will take Sen. John McCain up on his challenge for additional town-hall-style debates. "Due to the late date of the two parties' nominating conventions, and the relatively short period... ...

Source: weblogs.chicagotribune.com --- 9 days ago
by Katie Fretland "Good evening. I'm from Chicago, the hometown of the next president of the United States, Barack Obama," Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.) said last night to a cheering crowd at the Democratic National Convention. "In the 2006 election, Democrats, independents and even some Republicans scored a victory that President Bush himself called a 'thumpin.' Well, Mr. President, as Ronald Reagan used to say, 'You ain't seen nothing yet,'" Emanuel continued. "The truth is, the Bush crowd... ...

Source: www.MiamiHerald.com --- 2 days ago
1. St. Thomas Aquinas (1-0) vs. Cardinal Gibbons (0-0) 7 Fri. Bob Emanuel, Jr.'s prediction: St. Thomas Aquinas 37, Cardinal Gibbons 10. The Raiders lived up to their lofty national ranking with a convincing victory in Cincinnati. ...

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Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 20 days ago
Elijah Emanuel has evolved through several incarnations of The Revelations since 1996. The present line-up of musicians live in San Diego, California. This first-hand view of the struggle of the local immigrants against the U.S. government fueled Elijah Emanuel's imagination for addressing roots/reggae music to concrete issues. Bilingual in Spanish and English, he has been an activist for Hispanic and African cultural integrity. ...

Source: www.popmatters.com --- 9 days ago
Fishing and writing are typically solitary crafts that offer fishermen and poets sweet opportunities for introspection. ...

Source: www.jobster.com --- 6 days ago
Opportunity: Physician - Pediatrics - Endocrinology Job # 180497 Company / Facility: Legacy Health System Legacy Emanuel Children's Hospital Location: Beautiful.. ...