Tuesday, February 9, 2010

U.S. job seekers get snubbed

A law firm specializing in immigration law recently gave a seminar to train corporations on ways to legally by-pass American job seekers in favor of cheaper foreign labor. Donna Conroy, Director of the political action group Bright Future Jobs, has been looking at this outrage, and she wants a law passed to close the loophole.

http://brightfuturejobs.com

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Palin's palm prompter

Sarah Palin was caught "cheating" during a speech, when a TV camera revealed that she had written notes on the palm of her hand. Does that indicate a deficiency in her mental fitness to be a potential presidential candidate? Allan discusses that question (and the ongoing investigation in Alaska) with political writer/researcher Leah Burton, who has been tracking the activities of the Palins.

http://godsownparty.com/blog/

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Palin's palm prompter (part 2)



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Bob Dylan: Prophet, Mystic, Poet

For the first time in a full-length book, Seth Rogovoy examines the deep and profound Jewish context and roots of Dylan's life and songs. From his childhood as the son of parents who were central figures in the Jewish community of a small mining town in Minnesota, through his career as a songwriter and performer drawing heavily on the Bible, Kabbalah, and the Jewish prophetic tradition for music, to his lifelong devotion to Israel, Bob Dylan has always kept his connection to Judaism close at hand.

http://dylanprophet.com

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Politically correct food, Palin, Rush & more

A lively debate with the listeners about the fried chicken controversy at NBC. Also, is Sarah Palin applying a double standard in her professed outrage over Rahm Emanuel's "f**king retards" comment?

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Politically correct food, Palin, Rush (part 2)



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Sunday, February 7, 2010

Toyota follow-up

The accelerator problem has become more confusing, with some people saying it's mechanical, while others say Toyota has a software problem.

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