President Obama!
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Babagounj
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Guess which of these prominent ladies is spending your money telling you what to eat?
If you guessed the one that looks like she should have a WIDE LOAD warning stamped across her behind, you win a free celery stalk to gnaw on with your wheat grass.
http://www.moonbattery.com/
If you guessed the one that looks like she should have a WIDE LOAD warning stamped across her behind, you win a free celery stalk to gnaw on with your wheat grass.
http://www.moonbattery.com/
moreluck
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I know which one is wearing Christian Louboutin shoes !!! Love the picture !!Guess which of these prominent ladies is spending your money telling you what to eat?
If you guessed the one that looks like she should have a WIDE LOAD warning stamped across her behind, you win a free celery stalk to gnaw on with your wheat grass.
http://www.moonbattery.com/
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Just for you..............
German hospitals overwhelmed with E.coli outbreak...
Pain, chaos...
Beansprouts?
klein
Für Meno :)
So what, like that doesn't happen in the US ?
Did you forget this already, or Chi Chi's, or Jack in the Box ?
WASHINGTON | Mon Aug 23, 2010 5:32pm EDT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two Iowa egg farms have recalled more than half a billion eggs as part of the largest U.S. salmonella outbreaks in a decade that may have caused up to 2,000 illnesses across the country.
(btw, I think when all was said and done, it was 2 Billion eggs nationwide recalled) Largest recall in history !
Did you forget this already, or Chi Chi's, or Jack in the Box ?
WASHINGTON | Mon Aug 23, 2010 5:32pm EDT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two Iowa egg farms have recalled more than half a billion eggs as part of the largest U.S. salmonella outbreaks in a decade that may have caused up to 2,000 illnesses across the country.
(btw, I think when all was said and done, it was 2 Billion eggs nationwide recalled) Largest recall in history !
moreluck
golden ticket member
Re: Obamanomics
Obama Needs Better Counsel on Jobs
Obama Needs Better Counsel on Jobs
President Obama kicked off his second year in office by announcing a new advisory council for jobs. It was going to be comprised of the top names in business and bring innovation and competitiveness back to the U.S jobs market.
Well, less than five months later, the results are less than stellar as evidenced in today's dismal jobs report. There could be a very good reason why this panel isn't living up to the hype.
A majority of the major corporations represented are not practicing what they preach—starting with the top dog GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt. This is the man tapped to lead the new era of job creation in this country. In just one decade, GE went from employing 313,000 people—168,000 in this country—to having only 134,000 American workers.
Well, less than five months later, the results are less than stellar as evidenced in today's dismal jobs report. There could be a very good reason why this panel isn't living up to the hype.
A majority of the major corporations represented are not practicing what they preach—starting with the top dog GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt. This is the man tapped to lead the new era of job creation in this country. In just one decade, GE went from employing 313,000 people—168,000 in this country—to having only 134,000 American workers.
General Electric often stood at the top of Fortune's Most Admired list, but not since 2007 has it reached number one.
Also on the list, Xerox CEO Ursula Burns. Last year her company laid off 2,500 workers, and more are expected in their western New York center.
President Obama is also seeking advice from the American Express CEO. The same month the council was formed, the credit card company announced plans to close a customer service center in North Carolina - cutting 1,500 jobs. That's after 4,000 layoffs in 2009 and 7,000 in 2008.
Also on the list, Xerox CEO Ursula Burns. Last year her company laid off 2,500 workers, and more are expected in their western New York center.
President Obama is also seeking advice from the American Express CEO. The same month the council was formed, the credit card company announced plans to close a customer service center in North Carolina - cutting 1,500 jobs. That's after 4,000 layoffs in 2009 and 7,000 in 2008.
DuPont CEO Ellen Kullman had to hand out 4,500 pink slips in just the first year of her tenure. The third-biggest chemical maker in the U.S. eliminated more than 14,000 employees during the recession.
Just today, Boeing - whose CEO James McNerney is also on the council - told more than 500 employees they were being let go.
Just today, Boeing - whose CEO James McNerney is also on the council - told more than 500 employees they were being let go.
Intel's CEO Paul Otellini, often ranked as the highest paid CEO during his tenure, has reduced his staff from 104,000 to less than 83,000.
Eastman Kodak employs less than 19,000 people, which is down 20% in two years.
This one is a personal favorite - President Obama is getting advice from Citigroup Chairman Richard Parsons. This is a company that, during the recession, laid off more than 50,000 employees and took $45 billion in taxpayer money just to survive.
This one is a personal favorite - President Obama is getting advice from Citigroup Chairman Richard Parsons. This is a company that, during the recession, laid off more than 50,000 employees and took $45 billion in taxpayer money just to survive.
This is just a sampling of the kind of people who have the president's ear. Is it no wonder we're stuck on stupid.
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Guess which of these prominent ladies is spending your money telling you what to eat?
If you guessed the one that looks like she should have a WIDE LOAD warning stamped across her behind, you win a free celery stalk to gnaw on with your wheat grass.
http://www.moonbattery.com/
Baby got back! "...36-24-36? Only if she's 5'3"..."
Ya gotta remember guys, she ain't no spring chicken and havin' kids does something to most women...and men. Hell, 15 years and 30 pounds ago was something to look at too!
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The above message came from Klein's mother who knows better than anyone about how it feels to be exposed to his constant nonsense.
wkmac
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Guess which of these prominent ladies is spending your money telling you what to eat?
If you guessed the one that looks like she should have a WIDE LOAD warning stamped across her behind, you win a free celery stalk to gnaw on with your wheat grass.
http://www.moonbattery.com/
You need some music to go with that pic so here you go!
[video=youtube;GzsWuqNlLK4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzsWuqNlLK4[/video]
Lue C Fur
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Guess which of these prominent ladies is spending your money telling you what to eat?
If you guessed the one that looks like she should have a WIDE LOAD warning stamped across her behind, you win a free celery stalk to gnaw on with your wheat grass.
http://www.moonbattery.com/
Do as i say, not as i do:
http://www.tmz.com/2011/06/05/barac...-obama-healthy-eating-guide-usda-toledo-ohio/
Babagounj
Strength through joy
This is just weird.................
ROSEVILLE, Calif. (CBS13) – An elementary school has drawn criticism for asking intimate questions about how its students were delivered during birth on its application form.
The enrollment application for the Dry Creek School District asks a number of detailed medical questions about prospective students, but the question that asks whether the child was birthed by “vaginal delivery” or “C-Section” caught parents’ attention.
For the C-Section option, the application asks for the parent to explain why the procedure was performed.
“I really don’t feel think the school asking if the child was delivered vaginally or by C-Section is appropriate,” said Heather, a mother of two.
Heather said the questions on the application surprised her, and she can’t see a reason that the school would need that information. She said she’s been trying to get an answer for two weeks about the matter, but no school officials have responded to her requests.
The enrollment application for the Dry Creek School District asks a number of detailed medical questions about prospective students, but the question that asks whether the child was birthed by “vaginal delivery” or “C-Section” caught parents’ attention.
For the C-Section option, the application asks for the parent to explain why the procedure was performed.
“I really don’t feel think the school asking if the child was delivered vaginally or by C-Section is appropriate,” said Heather, a mother of two.
Heather said the questions on the application surprised her, and she can’t see a reason that the school would need that information. She said she’s been trying to get an answer for two weeks about the matter, but no school officials have responded to her requests.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Maybe someone misunderstood the term...."natural born citizen" !!
Babagounj
Strength through joy
moreluck
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Re: Obamanomics
A small example......If the housing market is poor, it's effects are felt on all levels. If a rich person paid $7 million for his house 3 years ago and today it's listed for $3 million, how is that getting richer ??
The blanket statements are lies. Everyone is affected by Obama's failure to lead. All levels of 'richness' !! It doesn't skip anyone. Some are just better prepared for trouble than others. 3 years ago, we had a healthier portfolio than today. Businesses around here are closing all the time......you know, the businesses owned by "rich people".
A small example......If the housing market is poor, it's effects are felt on all levels. If a rich person paid $7 million for his house 3 years ago and today it's listed for $3 million, how is that getting richer ??
The blanket statements are lies. Everyone is affected by Obama's failure to lead. All levels of 'richness' !! It doesn't skip anyone. Some are just better prepared for trouble than others. 3 years ago, we had a healthier portfolio than today. Businesses around here are closing all the time......you know, the businesses owned by "rich people".
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