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Earthquake Pulverized Already Pauperized Haiti

January 31, 2010
Earthquake Pulverized Already Pauperized Haiti

Talk about being kicked while down. Yesterday, around 5pm an Earthquake with a 7.0 magnitude devastated an already crestfallen community of Port-Au-Prince. President Obama came to the rescue informing Haiti via talking to other Americans who then told reporters that he will be sending his thoughts and prayers. Haitian’s living in New York (and other less important states) must...
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Death to the Podcast in the Dawning of a Mass Media Revolution

December 6, 2009
Death to the Podcast in the Dawning of a Mass Media Revolution

Shovio.com, Talk Back TV: A New Kind of Broadcasting I’ve been spending every waking hour for the last few months helping to develop a revolutionary technology. It’s a new way to watch radio. Yes, I said “watch”. The site may be a tad amateurish since...
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Hip to Be Poor

November 12, 2009
Hip to Be Poor

Crises are in style, folks. Mid-life crises, identity crises, ‘my baby ain’t mine’ or ‘my baby ain’t yours’ crises, and of course the ubiquitous ‘financial crisis’. Some Americans may think that the state of our national economy is not unlike that of the latest...
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STOP: Suckers Thwarted On Proposal

July 11, 2009
STOP: Suckers Thwarted On Proposal

The treaty START I (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty) that was made between the US and the USSR in 1982 is due to expire Dec. 5th. Regan presented the first...
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“Partial” Recount Proves Legitimacy of Iran Election

July 2, 2009
“Partial” Recount Proves Legitimacy of Iran Election

Well they did a recount and guess everything’s legit. It would have been ridiculous to do the whole election over again or even recount ALL the votes. A partial...
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Yes We Can (Get Away with Ballot Stuffing)!

July 2, 2009
Yes We Can (Get Away with Ballot Stuffing)!

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was re-elected as president of Iran this week to the surprise of none and the chagrin of many. Unfortunately, as the recent outbreaks of riots would suggest,...
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