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3 weeks ago

in FOX ATTACKS! Business on FOX Attacks!
During these days, the economy is the major focus for almost all Americans. So many pundits are declaring that the Dow Jones is falling toward 8000 and forewarning consumers to “back out now.” People hear this fear-promoting assertion and quickly pull their money out of the market and limit their spending, thus everything begins to freeze. However, there are those who believe that we are in the recovery phase of a cyclical recessing, not a “massive contraction.” Economist Jeff Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Dan Shaffer of Shaffer Asset Management points towards the light at the end of the tunnel on a recent video segment of a discussion on Fox Business Network. Sachs praises the Feds for taking on the critical problem of maintaining a good grasp on short-term money markets. Businesses would not be able to make payroll if those were to freeze. Moreover, it would become exceedingly difficult to obtain working capital. Shaffer digs into the numbers to offer the troubled an encouraging word. He evaluates America’s current recession through historical context, indentifying that there has been 14 distinct periods in American History since 1929 where indexes have fallen an average of 40 percent or more. The drop was more than 49 percent recently in 1973, and still the country survived. Nonetheless, there will be people investing in various industries. Huge entrepreneurs who have money to invest – people like Warren Buffet – will notice the wide-open space with almost no competitors and dive in to invest while the price is right. What had been damaged is well on the way toward repair, so don’t pull out and hide! This is the only way we know to keep the system going for everyone. If you run into some short-term problems, understand that products like short-term installment loans are an option for help. Let’s continue to stimulate our country’s economy. Wake-up America! Make a move!
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3 weeks ago

in 123people Comes To America on Rev2.org
During these days, the economy is the major focus for almost all Americans. So many pundits are declaring that the Dow Jones is falling toward 8000 and forewarning consumers to “back out now.” People hear this fear-promoting assertion and quickly pull their money out of the market and limit their spending, thus everything begins to freeze. However, there are those who believe that we are in the recovery phase of a cyclical recessing, not a “massive contraction.” Economist Jeff Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Dan Shaffer of Shaffer Asset Management points towards the light at the end of the tunnel on a recent video segment of a discussion on Fox Business Network. Sachs praises the Feds for taking on the critical problem of maintaining a good grasp on short-term money markets. Businesses would not be able to make payroll if those were to freeze. Moreover, it would become exceedingly difficult to obtain working capital. Shaffer digs into the numbers to offer the troubled an encouraging word. He evaluates America’s current recession through historical context, indentifying that there has been 14 distinct periods in American History since 1929 where indexes have fallen an average of 40 percent or more. The drop was more than 49 percent recently in 1973, and still the country survived. Nonetheless, there will be people investing in various industries. Huge entrepreneurs who have money to invest – people like Warren Buffet – will notice the wide open space with almost no competitors and dive in to invest while the price is right. What had been damaged is well on the way toward repair, so don’t pull out and hide! This is the only way we know to keep the system going for everyone. If you run into some short-term problems, understand that products like short term installment loans are an option for help. Let’s continue to stimulate our country’s economy.

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3 weeks ago

in Episode 10: Bailout Crashes, Rocket Doesn’t on Liberty Week
With the problems our country suffers today I think it’s difficult to find the answer for that question, the never-ending cycle of health problem, unemployment, poverty, terrorism, increasing standard of living of people, insufficient supply of food are just some of the current problem our economy is facing today, in an effort to minimize this the leading Democratic presidential candidate, who is firmly running on a platform that will inject increased government regulations into problem areas like the economy.

During these days, the economy is the major focus for almost all Americans. So many pundits are declaring that the Dow Jones is falling toward 8000 and forewarning consumers to “back out now.” People hear this fear-promoting assertion and quickly pull their money out of the market and limit their spending, thus everything begins to freeze. However, there are those who believe that we are in the recovery phase of a cyclical recessing, not a “massive contraction.” Economist Jeff Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Dan Shaffer of Shaffer Asset Management points towards the light at the end of the tunnel on a recent video segment of a discussion on Fox Business Network. Sachs praises the Feds for taking on the critical problem of maintaining a good grasp on short-term money markets. Businesses would not be able to make payroll if those were to freeze. Moreover, it would become exceedingly difficult to obtain working capital. Shaffer digs into the numbers to offer the troubled an encouraging word. He evaluates America’s current recession through historical context, indentifying that there has been 14 distinct periods in American History since 1929 where indexes have fallen an average of 40 percent or more. The drop was more than 49 percent recently in 1973, and still the country survived. Nonetheless, there will be people investing in various industries. Huge entrepreneurs who have money to invest – people like Warren Buffet – will notice the wide open space with almost no competitors and dive in to invest while the price is right. What had been damaged is well on the way toward repair, so don’t pull out and hide! This is the only way we know to keep the system going for everyone. If you run into some short-term problems, understand that products like short term installment loans are an option for help. Let’s continue to stimulate our country’s economy.

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3 weeks ago

in Obama Fields Questions on Economy, Dogs on The Washington Independent
The never-ending cycle of health problem, unemployment, poverty, terrorism, increasing standard of living of people, insufficient supply of food are just some of the current problem our economy is facing today, and sadly there were almost 10 million of the world’s children dies each year at the age of five because of hunger. These were the underlying great problems that must be faced by our newly elected US President Barack Obama of Democratic Party.

During these days, the economy is the major focus for almost all Americans. So many pundits are declaring that the Dow Jones is falling toward 8000 and forewarning consumers to “back out now.” People hear this fear-promoting assertion and quickly pull their money out of the market and limit their spending, thus everything begins to freeze. However, there are those who believe that we are in the recovery phase of a cyclical recessing, not a “massive contraction.” Economist Jeff Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Dan Shaffer of Shaffer Asset Management points towards the light at the end of the tunnel on a recent video segment of a discussion on Fox Business Network. Sachs praises the Feds for taking on the critical problem of maintaining a good grasp on short-term money markets. Businesses would not be able to make payroll if those were to freeze. Moreover, it would become exceedingly difficult to obtain working capital. Shaffer digs into the numbers to offer the troubled an encouraging word. He evaluates America’s current recession through historical context, indentifying that there has been 14 distinct periods in American History since 1929 where indexes have fallen an average of 40 percent or more. The drop was more than 49 percent recently in 1973, and still the country survived. Nonetheless, there will be people investing in various industries. Huge entrepreneurs who have money to invest – people like Warren Buffet – will notice the wide open space with almost no competitors and dive in to invest while the price is right. What had been damaged is well on the way toward repair, so don’t pull out and hide! This is the only way we know to keep the system going for everyone. If you run into some short-term problems, understand that products like short term installment loans are an option for help. Let’s continue to stimulate our country’s economy.

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3 weeks ago

in The Candidates’ New Economic Plans, Once Again on The Washington Independent
The past several years have seen a rapid increase in funding for fighting economic poverty, this is one of the main focus of the Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama who is firmly running on a platform that will inject increased government regulations into problem areas like the economy.

The economy now takes place, as the number one issue people are concerned about. Of course as a concerned citizen, saving something for future is an advisable one. The US economic status depends upon on the regulation and ruling system, and I firmly agree with that. If the economy suffers the never-ending cycle of problem such as unemployment, malnutrition of children due to poverty, terrorism, increasing high standard of living; the tendency is to blame the current political leader.

The largest issue that has come to light in America in the past year is the economy and its current crisis. The word around the various media outlets is to get out now, and to curb spending with expediency. However, some believe that we are actually in a recovery position. The thing about economies is that they work in cycles, of growth and recession, and some leaders in the economics field believe that we are beginning recovery instead of entering a massive contraction. This recent discussion segment is from Fox News, where Jeff Sachs from the Earth Institute at Columbia University and Dan Shaffer from the Shaffer Asset Management firm discuss the economic forecast, and talk about the light at the end of the tunnel. Sachs hails the Feds’ efforts to thaw the short term money market, and Shaffer provides a statistical/historical context by pointing out that there have been 14 different times since 1929 where the stock market has plunged by 40% or more, with an instance in 1973 where the stock market took a 49% dive. If the short term markets were to freeze, then businesses wouldn’t be able to have access to working capital, and wouldn’t be able to pay payrolls and other expenses. These other recessions have been survived by America. Shaffer’s assessments of the S&P and Dow indicate a bear market, which is a market condition in which the prices of securities are falling or are expected to fall, is here. If we’re lucky, well funded entrepreneurs like Warren Buffet just might be able to jump in and invest while the time is right. What has been hurt is beginning to be repaired, but in the meantime, don’t start hiding under the bed. The best thing to do is keep your money on the market, and not to curtail personal spending too much. More money in the system means the better chances for avoiding a recession. If you do run into some short term problems, remember that there are short term installment loans available as an option for help. Go out and stimulate the economy, my fellow Americans.

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3 weeks ago

in Barack Obama’s Grandmother is ill; he’s leaving campaign trail on Jack and Jill Politics
Despite of the successful campaign of Sen.Barack Obama, Two days before the Election Day, November 2nd, Barack Obama’s grandmother Madelyn Dunham, died after a long battle with cancer. Luckily, he was able to see his grandmother a few weeks prior to his beloved grandmother – who he referred to as “Toot” – before she passed away. (“Toot” was short for “tutu,” a Hawaiian term for grandparent.) The death of a loved one is a bitter pill to swallow, on any day, and it is always at the most inconvenient time. It means expenses of travel and funeral costs, and no one wants to have to worry about anything else during those times. If you have a pressing priority that must be attended to, and the cost will stretch you too thin, installment loans can help when you need them.
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4 weeks ago

in Barack Obama’s Statement on Financial Markets Crisis on Jack and Jill Politics
If you’re a movie lover, you may have heard of the recently released Kevin Smith film called Zack and Miri Make a Porno. The film’s premise is that two lifelong friends and roommates, strapped for cash, debt piling up, decide to make a pornographic film in order to pay their bills off. Now, this kind of thing only happens in Hollywood, or at least that solution only does. The rest of us struggle in very real life with debt and paying bills. Those of us that don’t live on screen wouldn’t resort to that in order to make ends meet, because we have other options. You can always apply for bad credit installment loans to keep your lights on until your next paycheck.
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4 weeks ago

in People's Weekly World - �Trick or treat� protests hit GOP budget cuts on People's Weekly World Newspaper
Presidential election has gone so far. The tension is over. Now is the time to witness what a change for is?
However, my Halloween routine had nothing on the Trick-or-Treater’s coding system these folks in Sacramento, California created. They have a chalk-marking system where the kids leave codes for each other in chalk at the foot of the driveway telling the other kids everything from, "no one home" to "full size candy bars" and even "mean dog." With those kinds of clear signals, I would have saved my parents and myself a lot of time. I wish that families who were facing temporarily rough financial times back then would have considered timely PERSONAL LOANS to help them score some good chocolates and candy bars. They’re affordable and easy to pay back over time. In fact, they’d have paid off their loan before I even finished all the candy in my bag!
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4 weeks ago

in BillShrink Expands Its Bank Account on Rev2.org
If you’re into movies, you’re probably well aware of the recently released “Zack and Miri Make a Porno.” In this film, Zack (Seth Rogan) and Miri (Elizabeth Banks) are long time friends and roommates with a totally platonic relationship. Unfortunately, for Zack and Miri, their credit is shot, and they’re unable to pay the bills; they can’t make rent, their electricity gets cancelled, and their water gets shut off. Zack and Miri decide they want to make a porno to pay the bills. Zack and Miri represent thousands of people that are struggling financially, but their solution is so Hollywood. And we all know this is the real world—not Hollywood. My guess is if you’re struggling to pay your bills, you wouldn’t resort to making a porn for income. Luckily, you have other options. You can apply for bad credit installment loans to help you keep the lights on and the water flowing until your next paycheck comes in.

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4 weeks ago

in Personal finance money tips - October 20, 2007 on Personal Finance Money Tips
More than likely your busy daily schedule can’t stretch to fit extra time to fix a temporary cash crunch. A financial crisis on top of work, your longs commute and driving the kids to and from school activities is never convenient. If convenience is the issue for you and you are finding yourself hard pressed for time, an online payday loan can help. Don’t face the hassle of running to a cash advance store. Applying for an online payday loan is easy and trouble-free; it’s all done online and takes just a few minutes to get back on your feet. This is a short-term loan that could be a great help to those who need a financial assistance.

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4 weeks ago

in Episode 15: Election Day Extravaganza on Liberty Week
Will it be McCain or Obama? That is the question that will obsess the entire planet this weekend. Well, searching for answer has now come to end. Democratic elections have brought Barack Obama to lead. But before the Presidential Election draws near most people have been conditioned to accept that the Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama will take his lead to Presidency;

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4 weeks ago

in Does McCain Really Want to Make Foreign Policy Judgment The Central Theme Of His Candidacy? on The Washington Independent
Will it be McCain or Obama? That is the question that will obsess the entire planet this weekend. Well, searching for answer has now come to end. Democratic elections have brought Barack Obama to lead. But before the Presidential Election draws near most people have been conditioned to accept that the Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama will take his lead to Presidency;

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4 weeks ago

in AIG to Get Government Bailout on Jack and Jill Politics
When I was a kid, there were few things I looked forward to more than Halloween trick-or-treating. My sweet tooth knew no bounds when it came to that all-night - and day, and the next day – candy bacchanalia. It was candy carnival, drums thumping, dancers shaking, feathers and fireworks filling the sky with molted flame. When I say that I had a sweet tooth, I do not exaggerate. If a candy was sour, I couldn’t hang. I was – and I still am – a chocolate fiend. Leave it to me to drop jaw and prove Magellan wrong, because if the world were made of chocolate, I’d munch it flat. However, my Halloween routine had nothing on the Trick-or-Treater’s coding system these folks in Sacramento, California created. They have a chalk-marking system where the kids leave codes for each other in chalk at the foot of the driveway telling the other kids everything from, "no one home" to "full size candy bars" and even "mean dog." With those kinds of clear signals, I would have saved my parents and myself a lot of time. I wish that families who were facing temporarily rough financial times back then would have considered timely personal loans to help them score some good chocolates and candy bars. They’re affordable and easy to pay back over time. In fact, they’d have paid off their loan before I even finished all the candy in my bag!
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4 weeks ago

in Personal finance money tips - October 20, 2007 on Personal Finance Money Tips
More than likely your busy daily schedule can’t stretch to fit extra time to fix a temporary cash crunch. A financial crisis on top of work, your longs commute and driving the kids to and from school activities is never convenient. If convenience is the issue for you and you are finding yourself hard pressed for time, an online payday loan can help. Don’t face the hassle of running to a cash advance store. Applying for an online payday loan is easy and trouble-free; it’s all done online and takes just a few minutes to get back on your feet. This is a short-term loan that could be a great help to those who need a financial assistance.
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4 weeks ago

in does black culture care about the environment? on YBPGuide
Halloween, the time of neighborhood young ones going out dressed up for hedonistic amounts of candy, cool costumes, and booze besotted college students smashing pumpkins and listening to Thriller. Just because the holiday is over, don’t think that the negatives associated with it are. You know all that candy that they went on a Roman conquest for? Well, the consumption of that many sweets is a surefire way to give their little teeth a nasty cavity. There are preventative measures, of course, but not every one can be prevented, so don’t get too surprised if they turn up with one during their next dentist's visit. You can try everything in your power to be able to afford it, but dental work gets expensive, and fast. You might be ready for it, but if you find yourself come up too short, remember that brushing up to installment loans can be the way to help yourself through dental adversity.
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4 weeks ago

in Powerful Sarbanes-Oxley Bureaucrats Challenged in Court on OpenMarket.org
When I was a kid, there were few things I looked forward to more than Halloween trick-or-treating. My sweet tooth knew no bounds when it came to that all-night - and day, and the next day – candy bacchanalia. It was candy carnival, drums thumping, dancers shaking, feathers and fireworks filling the sky with molted flame. When I say that I had a sweet tooth, I do not exaggerate. If a candy was sour, I couldn’t hang. I was – and I still am – a chocolate fiend. Leave it to me to drop jaw and prove Magellan wrong, because if the world were made of chocolate, I’d munch it flat. However, my Halloween routine had nothing on the Trick-or-Treater’s coding system these folks in Sacramento, California created. They have a chalk-marking system where the kids leave codes for each other in chalk at the foot of the driveway telling the other kids everything from, "no one home" to "full size candy bars" and even "mean dog." With those kinds of clear signals, I would have saved my parents and myself a lot of time. I wish that families who were facing temporarily rough financial times back then would have considered timely personal loans to help them score some good chocolates and candy bars. They’re affordable and easy to pay back over time. In fact, they’d have paid off their loan before I even finished all the candy in my bag!
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4 weeks ago

in NRA Lies About Obama on The Washington Independent
We already know that lending is not a crime, and we all know that today generation we can not avoid to can not engage into a loan.
The bells are ringing; the Philadelphia Phillies have won the World Series 2008. It has been 28 years since their last victory when Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose and Steve Carlton showed the American League the meaning of spirited, winning baseball. Twenty-four-year-old Cole Hamels was named the World Series MVP in only his 3rd season in the Major Leagues. Victory roared across Philadelphia as emotions ran high while the city prepared the celebration of the boys bringing home the Commissioner’s Trophy. However, supporters of the community are also preparing for something else; mass rioting. Temple University recently sent out an email to its students detailing the many ways they will be arrested while they celebrate the Phillies World Championship. In the email they stated, “Students involved in vandalism, refusal to disperse, destruction of property, etc. will face both criminal and University disciplinary action. Sanctions may range from fines up to and including immediate suspension. Surveillance – including videotaping – is heightened during the Series on campus and throughout the city.”
Is there really a need for police state crackdown? People should be more respectful; it’s the adult thing to do. However, if someone less respectful of property as you leaves you with a smashed windshield and you need help to take care of it before you’re paid again, affordable personal loans are available. Keep your spirits rolling with victory.


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4 weeks ago

in BillShrink Seems Good In a Shrinking Economy on Rev2.org
Philadelphia Phillies have won their first World Series in 28 years. The last time they climbed to the top of the mountain (1980), Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose and Steve Carlton showed the American League the meaning of spirited, winning baseball. Today, as emotions run high and the city of Philadelphia gears up for celebration of their boys bringing home the Commissioner’s Trophy, pillars of the community like Temple University are preparing for mass rioting. According to Dean of Students Ainsley Carry, “Students involved in vandalism, refusal to disperse, destruction of property, etc. will face both criminal and University disciplinary action. Sanctions may range from fines up to and including immediate suspension. Surveillance – including videotaping – is heightened during the Series on campus and throughout the city.”
I’m all for personal responsibility, which includes showing respect for others and their property. But is the feel of a police state crackdown necessary? Wait, this is Philadelphia, the “City of Brotherly Love. Of course it is necessary.
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4 weeks ago

in Episode 9: Bailouts & Ballparks on Liberty Week
Philadelphia Phillies have won their first World Series in 28 years. The last time they climbed to the top of the mountain (1980), Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose and Steve Carlton showed the American League the meaning of spirited, winning baseball. Today, as emotions run high and the city of Philadelphia gears up for celebration of their boys bringing home the Commissioner’s Trophy, pillars of the community like Temple University are preparing for mass rioting. According to Dean of Students Ainsley Carry, “Students involved in vandalism, refusal to disperse, destruction of property, etc. will face both criminal and University disciplinary action. Sanctions may range from fines up to and including immediate suspension. Surveillance – including videotaping – is heightened during the Series on campus and throughout the city.”
I’m all for personal responsibility, which includes showing respect for others and their property. But is the feel of a police state crackdown necessary? Wait, this is Philadelphia, the “City of Brotherly Love. Of course it is necessary.
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4 weeks ago

in Palin’s Lie Caught on Camera, Says Obama Campaign on The Washington Independent
The Philadelphia Phillies have been crowned World Series champions. It’s been 28 years since the last time they climbed to the top of the mountain (1980). Back then, Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose and Steve Carlton showed the American League the meaning of spirited, winning baseball. Now in 2008, Cole Hamels has been named the World Series MVP.Emotions run high as the city of Philadelphia prepare for celebration of the boys bringing home the Commissioner’s Trophy. However, community supporters like Temple University are preparing for mass rioting. Temple had beefed up security and surveillance cameras and also stated that “students involved in vandalism, refusal to disperse, destruction of property, etc. will face both criminal and University disciplinary action.”
Is it really necessary for a feel of police state crackdown? I mean, this is Philadelphia, the “City of Brotherly Love” - of course it is! So, if you do happen to be ready to riot, take a chill pill first. Remember to be respectful and be happy. If someone happens to smash in your windshield and you need some help to take care of it before you’re paid again, affordable personal loans are available at the click of a mouse. That is, if it still works after those liquid wild-sprayings.
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4 weeks ago

in Wine Savvy not Wine Snobby on YBPGuide
Philadelphia Phillies have won their first World Series in 28 years. The last time they climbed to the top of the mountain (1980), Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose and Steve Carlton showed the American League the meaning of spirited, winning baseball. Today, as emotions run high and the city of Philadelphia gears up for celebration of their boys bringing home the Commissioner’s Trophy, pillars of the community like Temple University are preparing for mass rioting. According to Dean of Students Ainsley Carry, “Students involved in vandalism, refusal to disperse, destruction of property, etc. will face both criminal and University disciplinary action. Sanctions may range from fines up to and including immediate suspension. Surveillance – including videotaping – is heightened during the Series on campus and throughout the city.”
I’m all for personal responsibility, which includes showing respect for others and their property. But is the feel of a police state crackdown necessary? Wait, this is Philadelphia, the “City of Brotherly Love.” Of course it’s necessary.
If you do happen to be ready to riot, take it down about 10 notches first. Be happy, but be respectful. If you find your windshield smashed by someone less respectful of property than you are – and you need some help to take care of that before you’re paid again, affordable personal loans are available at the click of a mouse. That is, if it still works after wild sprayings of liquid refreshments.
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1 month ago

in NRA Lies About Obama on The Washington Independent
Through the globalization in the third world generation there are a lot of the competitive in many aspect and especially in the field of economics.
The World Series wrapped up this week, with the Philadelphia Phillies capturing their first pennant in almost 30 years. 1980 was the last Series to feature the team, and at that time they had some all time greats, like Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, and Pete Rose, one of the only two members of the 4,000 hits club. (The two men of that distinction were both of great renown, and of greater infamy; the other being Ty Cobb.) Since the victory over Tampa Bay, the city of Philadelphia has been elated but nervous. Philadelphia’s authorities have been on high alert, watchful for the potential of mass rioting in the wake of victory, especially at Temple University. The Dean of Students, Ainsley Carry, promises both scholastic and criminal penalties for any celebration beyond normal bounds.
Is all this really necessary? Are they so bored in Philadelphia for something to do that they’re willing to repeat Tiananmen Square to make sure everything stays Leave It to Beaver swell?
Well, if you feel like rioting, take a second to breathe. Be calm, and do not rampantly destroy property and behave violently. If you feel the urge to social injustice, please do not take drastic action. If you feel like rioting because of a recent cash crunch, take a look at our website. You can get affordable, easy personal loans with almost no effort beyond a few clicks of a mouse.


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1 month ago

in AIG to Get Government Bailout on Jack and Jill Politics
Haley’s comet swings by the earth every 86 years or so, which is precisely the amount of time that has passed since the last World Series game was called. The current one is suspended with the score tied at 2, the first occurrence of a suspended game in progress in World Series history, but it has been 86 years since a game was called in the World Series. However, this isn’t the only news in Pennsylvania. McCain, along with Palin, and Obama, sans Biden, both held morning rallies despite the weather that interrupted the most holy of all sporting events. McCain and Palin in Hershey, and Obama at Widener University in Philadelphia both continue to press their campaigns, McCain and Palin maintaining their attack mentality, whilst Obama keeps on reminding us that a vote for McCain is a vote for four more years of George W. Bush, just with a new face. For those of us who have ever needed quick loans, that might not be too bad of a thing, because we just might be able to maintain our freedom of financial choice. A democratic congress and presidency might not afford us that.
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1 month ago

in Banning Payday Loans is No Bargain on OpenMarket.org
Think the Philadelphia Phillies are the only story in Pennsylvania this week? Think again. Both John McCain and Barack Obama are braving the torrential downpour that forced umpires to call the Phillies-Rays World Series baseball game on Monday night. Election Day is the temporary finish line for the weary candidates, but for the winner, that’s merely the first signpost on a great marathon. Morning rallies by McCain/Palin and Obama (where’s Biden?) were attended by thousands, McCain in Hershey and Obama spreading his message to the open-eared at Widener University outside Philadelphia. McCain says he’ll fight on, despite what the polls and pundits predict, Palin defends the attack mentality the GOP has taken against Obama/Biden and Obama maintains that McCain will bring America “more of the same,” straight from the George W. Bush menu. For those of us who have ever used quick loans, that more of the same just might mean that they will still be available, that we will hold on to that much of our financial freedom. Under a Democratic president and dominant Democratic Congress, we may not have that choice.
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1 month ago

in Powerful Sarbanes-Oxley Bureaucrats Challenged in Court on OpenMarket.org
Think the Philadelphia Phillies are the only story in Pennsylvania this week? Think again. Both John McCain and Barack Obama are braving the torrential downpour that forced umpires to call the Phillies-Rays World Series baseball game on Monday night. Election Day is the temporary finish line for the weary candidates, but for the winner, that’s merely the first signpost on a great marathon. Morning rallies by McCain/Palin and Obama (where’s Biden?) were attended by thousands, McCain in Hershey and Obama spreading his message to the open-eared at Widener University outside Philadelphia. McCain says he’ll fight on, despite what the polls and pundits predict, Palin defends the attack mentality the GOP has taken against Obama/Biden and Obama maintains that McCain will bring America “more of the same,” straight from the George W. Bush menu. For those of us who have ever used quick loans, that more of the same just might mean that they will still be available, that we will hold on to that much of our financial freedom. Under a Democratic president and dominant Democratic Congress, we may not have that choice.
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