41. Blog For America Afternoon news Roundup. What is the political price of a gallon of gasoline? population5,300, the answer can be heard in the quick whistles of people as the http://www.blogforamerica.com/

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42. The Corner On National Review Online Here s what we ve done. And while I m happy to cheer the unreported good news fromIraq thus far, the political problem is that people believe the situation http://www.nationalreview.com/thecorner/corner.asp

Home Corner Articles Authors ... Print Version Friday, June 11, 2004 FINAL FAREWELL [quote from Ronald W. Reagan] "[L]et me thank you, the American people, for giving me the great honor of allowing me to serve as your president. When the Lord calls me home, whenever that day may be, I will leave with the greatest love for this country of ours and eternal optimism for its future." ( Nov. 5, 1994 Posted at 11:29 AM LOVE LETTER [quote from Ronald W. Reagan] “The nicest thing a girl ever did for me was when a girl named Nancy married me and brought warmth and joy to my life that has grown with each passing year. I know she won’t mind if I say the second nicest thing was a letter from a little fifth grade girl last week. She added a P.S. ‘You devil you.’ I’ve walked with a swagger ever since.”Letter to Helen Gurley Brown, editor of Cosmopolitan, who wrote Reagan asking him to “jot down the nicest thing a girl ever did for me.” (May 28, 1971; ref. Reagan: A Life in Letters Posted at 11:21 AM REDISCOVERY [quote from Ronald W. Reagan]

43. Democrats Support New Indigenous Political Voice people have now become so marginalised from mainstream politics as the it s the governmentthat has failed Aboriginal people Message Stick news (24/05 http://www.abc.net.au/message/news/stories/s1105163.htm

@import url(/message/css/main_ie.css); Television Radio News Cultural Protocol ... Message Stick extra Saturday, 12 June 2004 Indigenous News Message Stick News News Archive ABC online extra ... ABC News Online Print Email 10 May 2004 Democrats support New Indigenous Political Voice The Australian Democrats have congratulated Richard Frankland on announcing the establishment of the "Your Voice" political party in Melbourne today. Democrats Senator for Victoria, Lyn Allison, and lead Senate candidate for Victoria, Jess Healy, joined with NSW Senator Aden Ridgeway in stressing the importance of more Indigenous people being involved with the political process. "Indigenous people have now become so marginalised from mainstream politics as the two major parties are seemingly united in a bipartisan desire to remove national elected Indigenous representation altogether," said Senator Ridgeway. "Richard Frankland and "Your Voice" have a hard road ahead in these volatile times but the impetus is now on Indigenous people to stand up and be counted." Senator Allison said the Democrats have a strong record of raising Indigenous issues in the Federal parliament.

44. "Your Voice" Aboriginal Political Party Email News Your Voice Aboriginal political party email news. The newly launched Aboriginalpolitical Party Your Voice has called for Indigenous people interested in http://www.abc.net.au/message/news/stories/s1105509.htm

@import url(/message/css/main_ie.css); Television Radio News Cultural Protocol ... Message Stick extra Saturday, 12 June 2004 Indigenous News Message Stick News News Archive ABC online extra ... ABC News Online Print Email 11 May 2004 "Your Voice" Aboriginal political party email news The newly launched Aboriginal Political Party "Your Voice" has called for Indigenous people interested in their future to contact them through founder, Richard Frankland's website. The "Your Voice" political party was launched on the steps of Parliament House on Monday the 10th of May 2004 by Richard Frankland in front of a large audience of indigenous and non-indigenous people. It's website says that "Your Voice" wants people to contact them to make this new party a reality. "It's time that we as indigenous Australians put the onus of equity back on non-indigenous Australians and ask them straight out, 'is this a racist society'? Would you like to see indigenous Australians in the halls of Parliament? Do you believe in an equitable voice in this society?" Richard Frankland The contact address for information is yourvoice@goldenseahorse.com.au.

45. The New Federalist Party Promotes a strong central government guided by the voice of the people. Features party history, platform, political quiz, comparison to other parties, news and contact information. http://www.geocities.com/new_federalists

The New Federalist Party Created in 1787 by some of our nation's finest minds, the Federalist Party was instrumental in forging the new nation. Where they have left off, a new party has begun. In a time dominated by partisan politics and money interests the cry for a united government in which the voice of the people will not be drowned out is stronger than it has ever been. Though incorporating many of the views from both the Republicans and Democrats, the New Federalists are their own party fixed around a strong central government that holds the voice of the people close at heart. Begun as a small progressive movement in the Eastern United States, it is now gaining significant ground throughout the country, with the number of members growing exponentially. This is the official website of the New Federalist Party. We invite you to explore our views in our party platform and read about the old Federalists in the history section. What Party Best Fits Your Views? Take our political quiz to find out. NEWS You need Java to see this applet.

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India may review issue of sending troops to Iraq Friday, June 11, 2004 Washington : India told the US that in view of the latest UN resolution on Iraq, India could review the issue of sending troops to Iraq. The Indian Foreign Minister, Natwar Singh, was addressing a joint press conference with the US Secretary of State, Collin Powell in Washington. He said : "The resolution of the last Parliament said we were against sending troops to Iraq. But the situation has now changed. The Iraq was unanimously passed in the UN and there are Arab members in it. We'll look at the situation very carefully." Group of Eight industrialized nations may consider opening doors for India and China Friday, June 11, 2004 Sea Island : The Group of Eight industrialized nations may consider opening doors for India and China. The British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, said there is certainly a case for including countries like China and India. He said : "We have already begun the process of outreach and I'm sure that will continue." The Russian President, Vladimir Putin, said India and China's participation in the G-8 Conference would make much sense. He said : "India and China are huge countries, whose potential is growing energetically and intensively." The Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, had said on the first day of talks that the leaders were considering inviting China and India into the G-8 fold.

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CNET News.com CNET tech sites: Price comparisons Product reviews Tech news Downloads ... E-mail alerts! Sign up now by company topic , or keyword Get News around the Web (beta) FundRace shows neighbors' political donations Last modified: March 23, 2004, 2:35 PM PST By Stefanie Olsen Staff Writer, CNET News.com Neighborly nosiness is extending into the political realm this campaign year, thanks to an Internet service that gives people a window into donations made next door. FundRace is a 4-month-old Web site that measures political contributions across the country, with color-coded maps illustrating the Democratic or Republican affiliations in many cities and states. Last week, it was updated to reveal a more personal picture of the political landscape. It lets people search by name or address to find contributors to candidates. A search returns lists of donors' names, addresses and professions, as well as the amount of money donated and the candidate who benefited. For example, a query on the last name "Dukakis" shows that Michael Dukakis, a professor at Northeastern University and a former U.S. presidential candidate, gave $500 to the political camp of John Kerry, the Democratic front-runner for president in 2004. Actor Ben Affleck contributed $2,000 to Wesley Clark. Microsoft founder Bill Gates donated $2,000 to President George W. Bush.

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CNET News.com CNET tech sites: Price comparisons Product reviews Tech news Downloads ... E-mail alerts! Sign up now by company topic , or keyword Get News around the Web (beta) Special Reports Newsmakers Perspectives Political spam as national pastime May 17, 2004, 4:00 AM PT By Declan McCullagh Aaron Russo wants your vote so badly, he's willing to spam you for it. Last week, Russo , a Hollywood producer who is running for president as a Libertarian Party candidate, fired off thousands of unsolicited e-mail messages announcing his campaign and asking recipients to "help support Russo financially" with "automatic monthly contributions." Russo, whose films include "The Rose" and "Trading Places," is not alone. Political spam has become a thoroughly nonpartisan communications technique , with Democrats, Republicans and third parties alike turning to bulk e-mail in numbers that are still small but steadily increasing. Two percent of all spam is political, according to statistics compiled by antispam vendor Brightmail.

49. Think Political News Is Biased? Depends Who You Ask people who are highly committed, regardless of their side or those actively involvedin politics will perceive a generally balanced news story to http://www.osu.edu/researchnews/archive/talkbias.htm

OSU News Research Archive Search an archive of past research stories. Coverage of OSU Research Reports on national news coverage of university research. Reporting on Cancer A reporter's guide to the disease. Science Communications Staff Who we are and what we do. (Last updated 4/7/03) Previous stories pertaining to Professor Eveland's research: "Students Learn Better From Web Pages That Contain Print 'Cues,'" "TV News Teaches More About Politics To The Less-Educated," THINK POLITICAL NEWS IS BIASED? DEPENDS WHO YOU ASK William P. Eveland William P. Eveland , co-author of the study and assistant professor of journalism and communication at Ohio State . The results appear in the March issue of the journal Political Psychology The study asked some 3,000 participants whether they identify with a political party, and how often they talk about politics generally and specifically with very conservative or very liberal people. People who are highly committed, regardless of their specific views such as those who are strong partisans on either side or those actively involved in politics will perceive a generally balanced news story to be biased in favor of their opponents.

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51. U.S. Committee For Refugees: Political History Of Aceh Acehnese make no claim to a distinct ethnicity or, necessarily, political ideology a war of national liberation and turned thousands of its people into exiles http://www.refugees.org/news/crisis/indonesia/aceh.htm

Political History of Aceh Political Violence in Indonesia At first glance, the reasons behind the Acehnese struggle for independence and their assertion of refugee status are not self-evident. Aceh is, after all, overwhelmingly Muslim, like the rest of Indonesia, and the Acehnese make no claim to a distinct ethnicity or, necessarily, political ideology. A brief exploration of Aceh's history, however, explains the mix of factors that led Aceh into a "war of national liberation" and turned thousands of its people into exiles. According to some historians, Islam first entered the Indonesian archipelago, and possibly all of Southeast Asia, through Aceh sometime around the year 700. The first Islamic kingdom, Perlak (a prosperous trading port in what is now Aceh), was established in the year 804. Much later, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the port of Aceh became entangled, along with the rest of what is now Indonesia, in the European colonial powers' competition for worldwide political and economic dominance Interested parties included the Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, and British. Paul Wolfowitz, Dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and former U.S. ambassador to Indonesia, says that for many centuries Aceh was a very distinct and influential political entity. "The Sultan of Aceh," he says, "along with the Sultan of Malacca, was a major controller of trade through the straits."

52. Techno-News Blog Fundrace.org, which follows the political money to Desktop Search Pamela Parker,clickZ news Google is Citing several people with knowledge of the company s http://people.uis.edu/rschr1/blogger.html

Techno-News Blog Ray Schroeder, editor, OTEL University of Illinois at Springfield Technology News for Higher Education About Ray's News Blogs OTEL UIS Online U of I Online ... Blog Archives Search the Techno-News Archives Ray's Home Email Ray Friday, June 11, 2004 A Linux Desktop Bonanza - Sean Michael Kerner, Internet News Linux desktop vendors Xandros and Linspire (also known as Lindows) are offering more desktop software for less, and, in the case of Xandros, for nothing. Xandros is giving away a version of its Linux Desktop Operating System for free. "Our principal aim is to spread the use of desktop Linux as far and wide as possible," Frederick H. Berenstein, chairman and chief technology officer of Xandros, told Internetnews.com. "We've also had a tremendously positive reception for the Xandros Desktop products and we felt that this would be an ideal way to give back to the community." The free version is called Open Circulation Edition and can be downloaded from the Xandros Web site without cost. The version, intended for non-commercial use, is loaded with the same features as its shrink-wrapped editions, with a few exceptions. posted by Ray Schroeder at 6/11/2004 05:43:20 AM permanent item link (0) comments Instant communication causes Stress, Anger and Distraction - Public Technology

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54. Latino Vote.com : Unlike Al Gore whose campaign manager, political director and finance director were Theyshould be prayed for along with the sick people who are Current news. http://www.latinovote.com/

Latino Vote.com Weblog Of US Latino Political News - Su Voto Es Su Voz Comment on this website Home George W. Bush Administration Access Your Government Latino Links Su Voto Es Su Voz Register To Vote ... About LatinoVote.com Discussion Chronological By Topic Home Page Content Click To See Homepage Stories Listed By Subject Ethnic Politics National Politics Local Government Ethnic Politics ... Technology La Cucaracha Find Federal Officials Enter ZIP Code: or Search by State Find State Officials Enter ZIP Code: or Search by State Contact The Media Enter ZIP Code: or Search by State Join LatinoVote.com E-list var enabled = 'no'; My Favorite Sayings: Click to View List Entries. OK here is your chance to tell it like it is. This is a new feature I am testing, lets see what it does. powered by bravenet.com Friday June 11, 2004 Friday, June 11, 2004 Personal Voices: At Reagan's Side "..despite the best intentions of pundits and politicians, paupers and the powerful, the Reagan legacy will undergo the dialectical twists and turns of interpretation. History has not ended." Comment (0) Trackback [0] Posted on 6/11/04; 6:50:06 AM to the

55. Daily Kos :: Political Analysis And Other Daily Rants On The State Of The Nation In a bit of good, happy news from South Dakota more emphasis placed on the numbersof people that are becoming active participants in the political process. http://www.dailykos.com/

Contribute The dKos 8 Add $0.01 to your contribution Richard Morrison (TX): , 302 donors Stan Matsunaka (CO): , 155 donors Jim Stork (FL) Coming Soon Coming Soon Coming Soon Coming Soon Coming Soon Also worthy Dem Party , 679 donors. DSCC DCCC John Kerry , 684 donors icon saves story in your Hotlist box. The Results Stand by kos Fri Jun 11th, 2004 at 12:32:50 EDT Not the easiest decision I've made, and I read the "what should I do" thread twice. But ultimately, I think the best of the bad decisions is to let the results stand. Here's why: This could never be a traditional one person, one vote election. Even if restricted to registered users only (which will be the case in any future survey), there are people with multiple accounts. And any script kiddie could get around just about any restriction offered. Furthermore, I didn't have the technology to restrict the vote to only registered users. That capability would have to be coded. And while a more sophisticated voting mechanism inside Scoop would be nice, I don't have the power to make it happen today or tomorrow or even next week. We could have another vote, but we can never guarantee that it will be free of problems. In other words, the technology for a fair vote doesn't exist. The best we could've ever have hoped is a statistically valid sample of the community's will.

56. Salon.com News | "An Irresponsible Exercise In Political Chicanery" and trusting people. salon.com - - - -. Sound Off Send us a Letter to theEditor. Salon Politics Unflinching daily political news, analysis and http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2002/11/21/byrdremarks/

document.write(''); Search All of Salon.com Only News Directory Hot Topics Iraq War Saddam Hussein Election 2004 Terrorism ... King Kaufman's Sports Daily Articles by date All of Salon.com By department Find a job Access your PC from Anywhere ... Newsletter Salon Communities The Well Table Talk Salon Blogs Salon Credit Card ... Table Talk [Spirited Salon forums] Are Greens aligning themselves with the Democrats? What big stories are the media ignoring? Posts of the week The Well [Pioneering members-only discussions] Rock 'n' roll memoirs Sound Off E-mail Salon Send us a Letter to the Editor Recent Letters Downloads Get Salon.com on your PDA "An irresponsible exercise in political chicanery" In a fiery speech on the Senate floor, Sen. Robert Byrd calls the Department of Homeland Security a butt-coverer for Bush, a corporate boondoggle and a license for Uncle Sam to spy on Americans. On Tuesday, the Senate voted 90-9 to approve the landmark Homeland Security bill. Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., was one of the few senators voting against it, and in an address on the Senate floor, he raised fundamental questions about the need for the new agency and whether it will have the desired impact. What follows is the full transcript of his remarks during the conclusion of the Homeland Security debate. We have come to the end of a long, long road. For nearly five months this chamber has engaged in discussions about homeland security. But, for nearly as long a time this Congress has not engaged in seeing to it that there is actually funding to make our people any safer from the threat of another horrific terrorist attack.

57. Salon News | Jerry Brown Shakes Up Oakland's Black Political Establishment Health Body Media Mothers Who Think news people Politics2000 Technology Recentlyin Salon news. could be a sign of the community s political maturity or http://www.salon.com/news/feature/1999/06/23/brown/

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58. XTRAMSN: News: Political News political commentators say the refusal of Ms Mahuta to say if she as far in as Porirua,with reports of people walking along Copyright 2003 newstalk ZB news. http://xtramsn.co.nz/news/0,,3779-3309214,00.html

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59. News : Politics -- TwinCities.com Read the Quinlivan political Report a recap of the week s legislative and nationalpolitical news updated every ARCHIVED political STORIES, OF THE people, http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/news/politics/

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60. Political Ideologies, American Government - US News Classroom of government, or a government where the people rule through Democrats and Republicansof the American political system are mentioned in the US news article and http://www.usnewsclassroom.com/resources/activities/act010604.html

This Week's Teacher's Guide Guide Archives Resource Kits Interactive Activities ... USNews.com Political Ideologies Companion Article: A Tyranny of One Senator Jeffords (I, Vt.) sets off an echo-chamber earthquake From Issue: Here Come the Zoomers American Government, Civics, Biography Students will define political terms that label the ideological spectrum in American politics; relate those terms to the ideologies of the major political parties in Western democracies; and determine the position of political parties and ideologies on key issues. Copies of the U.S. News Article U.S. history or U.S. government textbook Overhead projector or chalkboard Almanac, dictionary, periodicals Internet access Ask students to consider these questions and write responses in their journals, in notebooks, or on a sheet of paper. What do you think the political terms Democrat and Republican mean? What does it mean to be an independent ? List some of the hot-button issues on which Republicans and Democrats differ. What are the characteristics of a person who has been labeled a conservative or a liberal ? How do these two political positions differ in respect to social issues such as race relations, abortion, the environment, or education? How are they different on fiscal policies such as taxation and government spending?

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