Despite unprecedented calls for quick action, the White House’s $700 billion plan to rescue the financial industry appeared to fall apart late Thursday, less than 12 hours after a market-soothing deal seemed likely. A convergence of financial concerns, presidential politics and partisan rancor created an unexpected Washington drama with the nation’s economic future hanging in [...]
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Comcast, the nation’s leading residential broadband Internet provider, and video game pioneer, Nintendo, have teamed up to offer an exclusive deal available to new Comcast Triple Play customers. From today until August 17, 2008, those who sign up for Comcast Preferred Plus or Premier Triple Play package* will receive a [...]
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Yesterday Google launched a new social networking tool (like we need another one). It’s called Lively and although it is a social networking tool it’s got a new twist to it that makes it interesting. See the promotional video below. Then read my review
At first glance the website Lively.com is not appealing, it’s got a [...]
After more than 8 years of having been sequestered by the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) Ingrid Betancourt an ex-presidential nominee of that country was rescued yesterday along with 14 other men including 3 American citizens. The FARC is a terrorist organization that has been trying to overthrow the government of Colombia for more than a [...]
Finally the primaries are over and the dust is settling. People are still talking, some are upset, some are happy. In all honesty I would have preferred Clinton to win and not Obama, but it was in God’s will that he’d be the nominee and not her. Maybe the country is ready for a black [...]
So if you have been alive at all for the past 3 or 4 months then you have probably heard about the controversy with Michigan and Florida in regards to the democratic nomination for presidency.
Florida and Michigan felt they would have more influence in the outcome of the elections if they moved their primary dates forward. [...]
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I’m in Miami for the long weekend with Annie and the baby. We went sight seeing on Saturday. On Bay-side a very popular local park next to the Bay we saw this taking place. It was very impressive. Each one of those tombstones has the name, age and rank of a soldier that died in the [...]
