March 5, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Arkansas Lt. Governor Bill Halter is running for the United States Senate. His primary challenger is Blanche Lincoln, the current Senator who has become highly unpopular in her home state because of consistently waffling or not favoring issues of importance to her constituents. Bill Halter can win. He was instrumental in helping set up a free health clinic for Arkansans in association with the initiative begun by Keith Olbermann. He led the fight for the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery which is the only lottery in the United... [Read the full story]
June 6, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Vintage photos and vintage postcards provided some great wisdom back when they were popular. I thought we might take a look back with great thanks to the California girl who sent these to me. Vintage postcards made people think. They also made people smile. As one of the cards states below, laughter is the medicine of life. With that in mind, enjoy these vintage photos and contemplate the sayings. More Vintage Photos on the Internet Men in Full – More fat men in vintage postcards... [Read the full story]
February 17, 2010 · Leave a Comment
"We didn’t know how extensive the need was," said William Ditto, head of the Office of Disability Services for the state of New Jersey. Mr. Ditto tried to explain his position in an interview with Susan K. Livio, a reporter covering the Statehouse for nj.com. "Nobody wants to do this. My back is against the wall," he further explained. The State of New Jersey was a leader among states providing assistance to victims of brain injury. In 2001, the state developed the Brain Injury Fund that paid for... [Read the full story]
August 12, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Affiliate marketing programs can be daunting to someone wanting to begin earning income online. Internet marketing has changed since the early days, and it continues to change every year. Five years ago, there was no Facebook, and there was no Twitter. Social marketing has grown up all around us. You’ll hear: "Article marketing works best for me." Or, "You must have a good number of backlinks." Or, "I’m getting thousands of visitors from Squidoo." Or, "Article marketing is... [Read the full story]
March 9, 2010 · Leave a Comment
It’s being called the Race for the Ages, and it will take place at Oaklawn Race Track in Hot Springs, Arkansas on April 9, 2010. The $5,000,000 (FIVE MILLION DOLLAR) purse is unprecedented in the history of horse racing. Rumor has it that Hot Springs may (or may not) be THE place to be this second weekend in April. People from all over the world are already making reservations. One report is that "someone" from the Middle East has paid $160,000 to rent a house in Hot Springs for four days. Another has paid... [Read the full story]
June 10, 2009 · 2 Comments
Known as balance chasing, banks have shown their complete and utter disregard for rebuilding the American economy by chasing down credit that was once approved for their customers. It is hurting the middle class by lowering their credit scores even though they have never missed a payment. How well you pay your bills is just one part of your credit score, accounting for 35% of your score. 30% of your credit score is tied to the amount you owe as it relates to the amount of credit that has been extended to you. For instance,... [Read the full story]
Affiliate marketing programs can be daunting to someone wanting to begin earning income online. Internet marketing has changed since the early days, and it continues to change... [Read more]
By Larry Jameson Clickbank is an excellent source of products and services you can sell in your affiliate marketing program. And there are thousands of people who will tell you... [Read more]
"We didn’t know how extensive the need was," said William Ditto, head of the Office of Disability Services for the state of New Jersey. Mr. Ditto tried to explain... [Read more]
By Larry Jameson July 15, 2009 is a date that is burned into the memories of the families of First Lieutenant Andrew K. Kinard, USMC (Ret.) and Lieutenant Colonel Raymond T. Rivas,... [Read more]
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