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From HR Former "Dukes of Hazzard" star John Schneider is shooting a new series without a net. Schneider is starring in "twentysixmiles," a ... Source: xml.pixsy.com --- 46 days ago
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John Schneider�s column will return Aug. 19. ... Source: hzapps.hclib.org --- 8 days ago
Due Aug 14 Item barcode: 31972137646405 ... Source: www.macon.tv --- 50 days ago
Actor John Schneider of "Dukes of Hazzard" fame visited ABC Macon to promote last weekend's Duke Fest in Atlanta. ... Source: www.lpsg.org --- 17 hours ago
I know this was discussed in a past thread, but I thought I revive a bit. Yep, the cousins before they were replaced by the other cast members... ... Source: www.topix.com --- 31 days ago
John Schneider has never shied away from his iconic Bo Duke character from "Dukes of Hazzard." Rather, he'll be embracing it with a wink and a smile at Dukesfest this weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway. ...
Source: www.nydailynews.com --- 7 days ago
Here's the lineup for Wednesday's Mets-Nationals game as John Maine returns from the DL: Reyes, ss A. Reyes, 2b Wright, 3b Delgado, 1b Beltran, cf Murphy, lf Tatis, rf Schneider, c Maine, rhp ... Source: www.post-gazette.com --- 18 days ago
People on the Move Accounting Schneider Downs & Co. Inc. promoted John Popies to shareholder, Pittsburgh office. ... ... Source: weblogs.chicagotribune.com --- 15 days ago
by John McCormick Indianapolis Star political reporter Mary Beth Schneider has an interview story out today featuring Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana, who seems to be pouring a considerable amount of cold water on the theory that he could be picked as Sen. Barack Obama's running mate during a stop Wednesday in Indiana. Bayh told the newspaper that while he has "no idea" what Obama's timetable is, he is pretty sure it will not happen Wednesday. "I'm absolutely confident there will be no... ... Source: www.freep.com --- 16 days ago
Victoria Turk gardner 2008-08-04T02:31:53Z 2006-05-31T12:42:38Z 2008-08-04T19:48:22Z Detroit Free Press 11.9999 oaktab 600 600 3 680 False False False Column C 8565 15180 -75 135 False False oakland =#REF! Print_Area 1 =oaktab!$A$1:$A$679 OAKLAND COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 4-year term, $154,583 annually REPUBLICAN David Law Larry Leib Randy Secontine SHERIFF 4-year term, $137,623 annually REPUBLICAN Michael Bouchard (i) Jim Stevens DEMOCRAT Jane Boudreau Mark Mitchell Warren Nunlee-Bey Harvey Schwartz CIRCUIT JUDGE 6-year term, $139,919 annually, 2 advance 6TH CIRCUIT� � David Anderson Mary Ellen Brennan Robert Giles Lisa Gorcyca Thomas Kuhn Rebecca Walsh PROBATE JUDGE 6-year term, $139,919 annually, 2 advance Mark Frankel Barbara Murphy Daniel O'Brien DISTRICT JUDGE 45A DISTRICT 6-year term, $138,272 annually,2 advance Denise Brainard Kevin McNulty John Mooney Dale Schneider Jamie Wittenberg 46TH DISTRICT partial term ending 1/1/2011, $138,272 annually, 2 advance Charessa Johnson Bill Richards (i) Dorothy Dean 50TH DISTRICT partial term ending 1/1/2013, $138,272 annually, 2 advance Elmeka Allen Ronda Gross Richard Taylor 52-2 DISTRICT 6-year term, $138,272 annually, 2 advance Dana Fortinberry (i) Mark Lyon Fred Miller Joseph Fabrizio PROPOSAL Oakland County Zoological Authority, approve 0.1 mill on all taxable property for 10 years for zoological services? Yes No COUNTY COMMISSION 2-year term, $33,782 annually ... Source: www.freep.com --- 15 days ago
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 4-year term, $154,583 annually 75.6% of precincts reporting REPUBLICAN David Law 28,783 47% Larry Leib 9,961 16% Randy Secontine 22,604 37% SHERIFF 4-year term, $137,623 annually 75.6% of precincts reporting REPUBLICAN Michael Bouchard (i) 62,747 90% Jim Stevens 7,007 10% DEMOCRAT Jane Boudreau 20,230 45% Mark Mitchell 13,441 30% Warren Nunlee-Bey 2,140 5% Harvey Schwartz 9,059 20% CIRCUIT JUDGE 6-year term, $139,919 annually, 2 advance 6TH CIRCUIT 75.6% of precincts reporting David Anderson 24,414 13% Mary Ellen Brennan 48,845 25% Robert Giles 18,545 10% Lisa Gorcyca 51,004 27% Thomas Kuhn 25,020 13% Rebecca Walsh 24,139 13% PROBATE JUDGE 6-year term, $139,919 annually, 2 advance 75.6% of precincts reporting Mark Frankel 33,782 34% Barbara Murphy 24,557 25% Daniel O'Brien 41,881 42% DISTRICT JUDGE 45A DISTRICT 6-year term, $138,272 annually,2 advance 100% of precincts reporting Denise Brainard 876 24% Kevin McNulty 214 6% John Mooney 750 21% Dale Schneider 820 23% Jamie Wittenberg 917 26% 46TH DISTRICT partial term ending 1/1/2011, $138,272 annually, 2 advance 21.8% of precincts reporting Charesa Johnson 439 13% Bill Richards (i) 2,555 76% Dorothy Dean 346 10% 50TH DISTRICT partial term ending 1/1/2013, $138,272 annually, 2 advance 100% of precincts reporting Elmeka Allen 1,079 23% Ronda Gross 1,765 37% Richard Taylor 1,920 40% 52-2 DISTRICT 6-year term, $138,272 annually, 2 advance 86% of precinc ... Source: www.mediabistro.com --- 19 days ago
Meet the Press: Sens. John Kerry (D-MA) and Joe Lieberman (I-CT), and a roundtable with NBC's Andrea Mitchell , NBC's Chuck Todd and PBS' Judy Woodruff . Face the Nation: McCain Victory Chair Carly Fiorina and former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin . This Week: Speaker Nancy Pelosi and former PA Gov. Tom Ridge (R), and a roundtable with George Will , Donna Brazile , Jake Tapper and former White House adviser David Gergen . Fox News Sunday: Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC). The "Power Player" is Ashley Judd. Late Edition: Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni , Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy Jim Glassman , Obama economic adviser Laura Tyson , McCain economic adviser Nancy Pfotenhauer , Major General Mark Hertling , and a roundtable with CNN's Bill Schneider , Joe Johns and Gloria Borger . Chris Matthews Show: Time's Joe Klein , Washington Post's Eugene Robinson , New York Times' Elisabeth Bumiller and CNN's Gloria Borger . GPS: Author Ayaan Hirsi Ali , author Jessica Stern , Wall Street Journal's Bret Stephens , former Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Castañeda and former U.S. Ambassador to the UN Richard Holbrooke . The Post Politics Program with Ed O'Keefe and Emily Freifeld on POTUS '08: Highlights of The Post's Libby Copeland 's interview with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and The Post's David Broder . C-SPAN's Newsmakers: Minority Whip Rep. Roy Blunt (R-MO) will be interviewed by Mary Ann Akers , Washington Post, Corresponde ...
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Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu, who faces a tough re-election, has had her name removed from a fundraiser announcement for presidential candidate Barack Obama. Landrieu will attend the "Lipstick, Laughter and Libations" fundraiser for Barack Obama at a Washington restaurant next week, but she won't help host it. Landrieu's campaign said her name only was added to the online announcement of the fundraiser on Obama's Web site as a mistake. Her Republican opponent's campaign said she is trying to keep her distance from her party's presidential candidate and removed her name after they pointed it out. "She was never scheduled to host," said Landrieu campaign spokesman Scott Schneider. "She is attending, and there was some sort of clerical error in which somebody said she was hosting, but she is not." A spokesman for Landrieu's GOP opponent, John Kennedy, said he believes the senator removed her name because she doesn't want to be too closely connected with Obama in Louisiana, which has trended Republican in federal elections. ... Source: hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com --- 6 days ago
Here are the scheduled guests for the Sunday public affairs shows and other weekend programs: SUNDAY: Meet the Press hosts Govs. Bobby Jindal (R-LA) and Tim Kaine (D-VA). Face the Nation hosts MN Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) and Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN). This Week hosts TBD. Fox News Sunday hosts ex-PA Gov. Tom Ridge (R). The "Power Player" is WH press sec. Dana Perino. Late Edition hosts ex-Commerce Sec. Peter Peterson, NM Gov. Bill Richardson (D), Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN) and a roundtable with CNN's Candy Crowley and William Schneider. See other weekend shows after the jump. ( KATHERINE LEHR ) OTHER WEEKEND SHOWS: Washington Week features Bloomberg's Janine on Russia's invasion of Georgia and the Bush admin.'s plans to send humanitarian aid; Vanity Fair 's Todd Purdum examines the different diplomatic mindsets Barack Obama and John McCain have for dealing with the Russia-Georgia conflict, Veepstakes and reports that Hillary Clinton supporters will put her name in nomination at the Dem convo; and Politico 's Gebe Martinez analyzes how Obama and McCain are courting the Hispanic vote and their contrasting views on immigration (PBS, FRI, 8pm). Political Capital features PA Gov. Ed Rendell (D) and Romney adviser Vin Weber (Bloomberg, FRI, 7:30pm). This Week in Politics features Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's Robert Kagan, Brookings Institution's Michael O'Hanlon, GOP strategist John Feehery, radio talk show host Bill Press, Sco ... Source: www.punknews.org --- 13 days ago
The former members of From Autumn To Ashes have posted an update on their new projects. Two members of the group - Fran Mark and Rob Lauritsen - have already confirmed their new project, Warship . The band will be performing live for the first time in Brooklyn on Saturday August 16th as a warm-up show for their tour with Reggie And The Full Effect in August/September. The band recently finished their record with Andrew Schneider (Cave In/Daughters/Unsane) and is expecting a fall release on Vagrant Records. Brian Deneeve has unveiled his new band, which includes Matt Breen (former lead singer of Emanuel - Vagrant Records), and friends Matt Trinkwald and Joe Magurn. The bnd remains nameless, but recording plans are already set with the group hitting the studio on August 25th with Dean Maher. Drummer Jeff Gretz is not only gearing up to track drums for a new Zao record but is premiering a new "punk/jazz" quartet titled Ghosts For Breakfast at John Zorn's STONE club in New York City on Sunday August 10th -- the group also includes Steve Moore of Relapse Records' Zombi. ... Find more results for John Schneider on RSSMicro.com |
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ABC This Week: Secretary of Defense Robert Gates; former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (McCain supporter) and former Sen. Tom Daschle (Obama supporter); round table with E.J. Dionne of the Brookings Institution, Michael Gerson of the Council on Foreign Relations, and Jan Crawford Greenburg and George Will of ABC News. CBS Face the Nation: Rice; Sen. Evan Bayh (D-Ind./Obama supporter) and Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R-Minn./McCain supporter). CNN Late Edition: Gates; Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va./McCain supporter), Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md./Obama supporter), New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson (Obama supporter), Sen. Richard Lugar (R-Ind./McCain supporter); round table with CNN's Candy Crowley, John King and William Schneider. Fox News Sunday: Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice; former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge (McCain supporter) and Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo./Obama supporter); roundtable with Bill Kristol of the Weekly Standard/Fox News, Jill Zuckman of the Chicago Tribune, Bill Sammon of Fox News and Juan Williams of National Public Radio/Fox News. The "Power Player" is White House Press Secretary Dana Perino. NBC Meet The Press: Govs. Bobby Jindal (R-La./McCain supporter) and Tim Kaine (D-Va./Obama supporter); round table with Joshua Green of the Atlantic and Andrea Mitchell and Chuck Todd of NBC News. (NOTE: Meet the Press is on at 9 a.m. in Washington because of the Olympics.) --Andrew Malcolm Photo credit: Don Bartletti / Los Angeles ...
Today we present chapter five of the Rocky Mountain News' "Unconventional Wisdom" series, featuring some notable characters of past Democratic National Conventions offering their advice for Sen. Barack Obama , convention organizers, the city of Denver and average voters watching at home. To follow the entire series, bookmark this link HERE . And keep checking back. Part 5 of 10 Walter Mondale, San Francisco 1980 The story by M.E. Sprengelmeyer is HERE . The video by Judy DeHaas is HERE . The transcript of the Mondale interview is HERE . Portraits are by Chris Schneider . Below is a bit of the back story on the making of the 1984 chapter. * * * I was in high school, still a few months too young to vote, in that year that George Orwell warned us about: 1984 But as a budding political junkie, I followed that year's presidential election as closely as I watched the baseball pennant race that year. (That's saying a lot, considering my beloved Chicago Cubs were making a rare appearance in the playoffs. Go Ryno!) My high school history teacher, H.C. Dennis , spurred my enthusiasm the previous fall, sharing the weekly candidate profiles from the Washington Post magazine. I ate up every word and became convinced that Sen. John Glenn , the former astronaut, would be unstoppable. As the primaries went on, my friend, Steve, and most of the other high school kids who were paying attention - and there weren't many of them - were rooting for the ...
At the top of the first hour of Tuesday's The Situation Room on CNN, fill-in anchor Suzanne Malveaux led with Russia's invasion of Georgia and she cited how “Moscow responded with a show of military muscle that was reminiscent of the Cold War era.” But 40 minutes later, CNN political analyst Bill Schneider contended that raising the very “Cold War” specter CNN had reported could “frighten” voters. He characterized John McCain's assessment, about how Vladimir Putin's "ambitions are to restore the old Russian empire,” as “ominous” and warned that such language may hurt McCain since it could cause “some voters” to “worry: Does he want to start a new Cold War?” Schneider argued: “The risk for McCain is that he could overplay the issue and frighten war-weary voters, whose priorities are at home right now.” Malveaux, at 4:01 PM EDT: Right now huge crowds of Georgians are showing their support for President Mikheil Saakashvili. Georgia moved Thursday to crack down on separatists in two breakaway provinces supported by Russia. Now, Moscow responded with a show of military muscle that was reminiscent of the Cold War era. About 38 minutes later, Malveaux asked Schneider: “Is this McCain's moment, Bill?” As Schneider's answer played out in his report, CNN displayed this text at the bottom of the screen: MCCAIN EDGE ON HANDLING CRISIS BUT HE COULD SCARE WAR-WEARY VOTERS Schneider began: “A major international crisis, it could be just what Joh ...
It's a bit early for politicians to be creating distance between themselves and their party's presidential candidate, is it not? Whether it's because of a (cough, cough) "clerical error" or an exercise in political self-defense, Louisiana Democrat Senator Mary Landrieu has done that. But in a report early this afternoon, Associated Press writer Melinda Deslatte was curiously incurious ( saved at host for future reference) as to why Landrieu might be concerned about being tied too closely to the Illinois senator. Instead, Deslatte turned her report into an exercise in charge-trading between the incumbent and her Republican challenger, the deliciously named John Kennedy: Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu, who faces a tough re-election, has had her name removed from a fundraiser announcement for presidential candidate Barack Obama. Landrieu will attend the "Lipstick, Laughter and Libations" fundraiser for Barack Obama at a Washington restaurant next week, but she won't help host it. Landrieu's campaign said her name only was added to the online announcement of the fundraiser on Obama's Web site as a mistake. Her Republican opponent's campaign said she is trying to keep her distance from her party's presidential candidate and removed her name after they pointed it out. "She was never scheduled to host," said Landrieu campaign spokesman Scott Schneider. "She is attending, and there was some sort of clerical error in which somebody said sh ...