Beauty Mark
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I voted absentee. SO I voted paper, but it was nice paper.
I voted absentee. SO I voted paper, but it was nice paper.
2008 Presidential election - poll
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PMBG83
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Hey hey woman! Did you hear tom joyner was sending "agents" out to polling places that were ahem ahem may have been getting a tad bit shady? Loved It! He was texting phoning emailing you name it! Damnit Im so friggin giddy Im doing the booty bounce...WHILE sitting down in a chair!!!!
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Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
uhhhhh..... you know what can i say about Joe the Plumer. I think his image may be effective though especially if you know anything about psychology. He's not very intelligent obviously. But just think about the people who like this guy.. who's real name isn't JOE and who isn't even really a plummer and who'll probably never make 250 grand in his life. He's someone alot people in those swing states can 'relate' to though on a subconscious level. |
Hey hey woman! Did you hear tom joyner was sending "agents" out to polling places that were ahem ahem may have been getting a tad bit shady? Loved It! He was texting phoning emailing you name it! Damnit Im so friggin giddy Im doing the booty bounce...WHILE sitting down in a chair!!!!
PMBG83
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Thank you and youre insightful. *shakes your hand*
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| Originally Posted by nico
I'm not American but I'm interested in the election because the result will affect the whole world.I hope Obama wins because Republicans bring nothing but war.It has always been like this.I don't want to see another war being started just to enrich oil companies and weapon manufacturers.Republicans create fear and use religion to get votes.It's also ridiculous that they keep saying abortion isn't moral,it's murder etc. when they are pro-war.How many babies and children died in Iraq because of them |
Thank you and youre insightful. *shakes your hand*
*Stargazer*
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This is the craziness I hate.
I've got three different news sites open. Not one of them is calling SC in the same manner, yet two of them have already named someone a WINNER in the state. Cuckoo.
This is the craziness I hate.
I've got three different news sites open. Not one of them is calling SC in the same manner, yet two of them have already named someone a WINNER in the state. Cuckoo.
ShugAvery2001
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WHUD UPPPPPP
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| Originally Posted by PMBG83
Hey hey woman! Did you hear tom joyner was sending "agents" out to polling places that were ahem ahem may have been getting a tad bit shady? Loved It! He was texting phoning emailing you name it! Damnit Im so friggin giddy Im doing the booty bounce...WHILE sitting down in a chair!!!! |
WHUD UPPPPPP
ShugAvery2001
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hold on to your hat stargazer this ride has only just begun
but right now, there are no surprises. their predictions will probably be correct because these are all states dems/republicans won in the last two previous elections.
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| Originally Posted by *Stargazer*
This is the craziness I hate. I've got three different news sites open. Not one of them is calling SC in the same manner, yet two of them have already named someone a WINNER in the state. Cuckoo. |
hold on to your hat stargazer this ride has only just begun
but right now, there are no surprises. their predictions will probably be correct because these are all states dems/republicans won in the last two previous elections.
*Stargazer*
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Can someone stop it? I want off!
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| Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
hold on to your hat stargazer this ride has only just begun |
Can someone stop it? I want off!
darkwater_soul
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No kidding. I'm so happy to be a part of it.. when I got done voting I went outside and let out a big whoop, and scared some poor older gentleman next to me walking in to vote.
No kidding. I'm so happy to be a part of it.. when I got done voting I went outside and let out a big whoop, and scared some poor older gentleman next to me walking in to vote.
valabdalnabi
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I totally agree with you!
The director of the United Nations University International Leadership Institute has published a report (.doc file) detailing the situation. The press release gives an overview:
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| Originally Posted by nico
what education are you talking about.Most of the schools are closed in Baghdad because the city is not safe. Everything is in terrible conditions after the occupation.People can't even go out in Baghdad because of the bombs that kill at least 10 people every day. |
I totally agree with you!
The director of the United Nations University International Leadership Institute has published a report (.doc file) detailing the situation. The press release gives an overview:
Since the start of the war of 2003 some 84% of Iraq's higher education institutions have been burnt, looted or destroyed while four dozen academics have been assassinated and many more brave daily threats, according to an analysis of the system's reconstruction needs released today by the United Nations University.
In addition to destruction of infrastructure (just 40% of which is now under reconstruction) and ongoing security dangers, problems plaguing Iraq's higher learning system include:
• Unreliable safe water and electricity supplies;
• Emigration of Iraq's best-trained educators to other countries (an estimated 30-40% have fled since 1990);
• Long-isolated and under-qualified teaching staff (33% hold only bachelors degrees, despite rules requiring a masters degree; 39% hold masters degrees, 28% hold PhDs);
• Poorly equipped libraries and labs (2,000 labs need to be equipped; 30,000 computers are needed nationwide); • A fast-growing student population due to the high birthrate and a policy to admit any successful secondary school graduate.
The Next Hurrah: Collateral damage: 84% of Iraq's universities destroyed in the war
Between 104,000 and 223,000 Iraqi civilians died from violence between the March 2003 U.S. invasion and June 2006.
During the same period, the Iraq Body Count, which compiles its estimates from published reports, registered 47,668 violent deaths among civilians. In October 2006, the British medical journal Lancet published research by Johns Hopkins University that estimated civilian deaths at 600,000.
U.N. offers new estimate of Iraqi civilian deaths - On Deadline - USATODAY.com
In addition to destruction of infrastructure (just 40% of which is now under reconstruction) and ongoing security dangers, problems plaguing Iraq's higher learning system include:
• Unreliable safe water and electricity supplies;
• Emigration of Iraq's best-trained educators to other countries (an estimated 30-40% have fled since 1990);
• Long-isolated and under-qualified teaching staff (33% hold only bachelors degrees, despite rules requiring a masters degree; 39% hold masters degrees, 28% hold PhDs);
• Poorly equipped libraries and labs (2,000 labs need to be equipped; 30,000 computers are needed nationwide); • A fast-growing student population due to the high birthrate and a policy to admit any successful secondary school graduate.
The Next Hurrah: Collateral damage: 84% of Iraq's universities destroyed in the war
Between 104,000 and 223,000 Iraqi civilians died from violence between the March 2003 U.S. invasion and June 2006.
During the same period, the Iraq Body Count, which compiles its estimates from published reports, registered 47,668 violent deaths among civilians. In October 2006, the British medical journal Lancet published research by Johns Hopkins University that estimated civilian deaths at 600,000.
U.N. offers new estimate of Iraqi civilian deaths - On Deadline - USATODAY.com
frocher
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Re: 2008 Presisdential election - poll
I'm off to vote, here are the results so far:
Political Dashboard - 2008 Presidential Election on Yahoo! News
I'm off to vote, here are the results so far:
Political Dashboard - 2008 Presidential Election on Yahoo! News
Shimmer
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Excellent. Thank you.
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| Originally Posted by valabdalnabi
I totally agree with you! The director of the United Nations University International Leadership Institute has published a report (.doc file) detailing the situation. The press release gives an overview: Since the start of the war of 2003 some 84% of Iraq's higher education institutions have been burnt, looted or destroyed while four dozen academics have been assassinated and many more brave daily threats, according to an analysis of the system's reconstruction needs released today by the United Nations University. In addition to destruction of infrastructure (just 40% of which is now under reconstruction) and ongoing security dangers, problems plaguing Iraq's higher learning system include: • Unreliable safe water and electricity supplies; • Emigration of Iraq's best-trained educators to other countries (an estimated 30-40% have fled since 1990); • Long-isolated and under-qualified teaching staff (33% hold only bachelors degrees, despite rules requiring a masters degree; 39% hold masters degrees, 28% hold PhDs); • Poorly equipped libraries and labs (2,000 labs need to be equipped; 30,000 computers are needed nationwide); • A fast-growing student population due to the high birthrate and a policy to admit any successful secondary school graduate. The Next Hurrah: Collateral damage: 84% of Iraq's universities destroyed in the war Between 104,000 and 223,000 Iraqi civilians died from violence between the March 2003 U.S. invasion and June 2006. During the same period, the Iraq Body Count, which compiles its estimates from published reports, registered 47,668 violent deaths among civilians. In October 2006, the British medical journal Lancet published research by Johns Hopkins University that estimated civilian deaths at 600,000. U.N. offers new estimate of Iraqi civilian deaths - On Deadline - USATODAY.com |
Excellent. Thank you.
ShugAvery2001
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if obama wins... i bet chicago will get the olympics
i think he'll win.
I don't know if republicans realize how HUGE this will be internationally and how euphoric everyone will be for a long while.
I think i'm going to cry.
if obama wins... i bet chicago will get the olympics
i think he'll win.
I don't know if republicans realize how HUGE this will be internationally and how euphoric everyone will be for a long while.
I think i'm going to cry.
*Stargazer*
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Everyone who?
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| Originally Posted by ShugAvery2001
I don't know if republicans realize how HUGE this will be internationally and how euphoric everyone will be for a long while. |
Everyone who?
