| Xenophobe: Warrior Princess
Interestingly enough, I've never met an unemployed one. Locking up the people who hire illegal immigrants (so they can avoid little things such as payroll taxes and workers compensation insurance) would go a long way in addressing the problem. Let's start with Mitt Romney. He's got time on his hands since he's stepped away from the presidential race. Yep, he's got the time to do some time - now there's a keen campaign slogan. If President Bush locked up Romney for hiring illegals, maybe some of their Republican counterparts would believe that he's really against the practice and this would lend credibility to his immigration reform. It does make a darling campaign slogan, "Got the Time to Do Some Time!" Wait. John McCain should use that slogan and call for Romney's arrest.
Assisteens honored at Medallion Ball
Assisteens of Redlands hosted the annual Medallion Ball dinner, presentation and dance Saturday, Feb. 2, at the Redlands Country Club. The program included a social time for candid photography and formal portraits, dinner, presentation of seniors and dancing to the music of Audio Concepts. Katie Oentojo, Assisteens vice chairman and a junior at Redlands High School, welcomed guests. She introduced Madelene Handy, president of Assistance League of Redlands, and Betty Walck, the organization's secretary. Assistance League of Redlands is the parent organization for the Assisteens auxiliary. Following dinner, senior Assisteens and their escorts were introduced by Chuck Hornsby. A father-daughter waltz to Brahms' "Waltz in A Flat," Op. 39, No. 15, followed introductions. There are 28 young women in the Assisteens class of 2008, most of whom were able to participate in the evening's celebration of their accomplishments.
Council enlists unified communications to kill 20-year bogie
Richard Bianco, manager of information and services for the council said the business case for replacing the archaic phone system sold itself (Compare Unified Communications products). "The old system needed huge resources to maintain it. There was no direct dialing, so calls came straight to the receptionist who dialed around extensions - which occasionally dropped-out," Bianco said. .
Will's Web Watch: Tuning in to YouTube
About six months ago an email landed in my inbox from a friend with a link to a video clip. The URL pointed to YouTube.com. I'd not heard of it before then and thought nothing of it, given it seemed just one of many websites out there hosting video clips. But now just half a year later there can't be many people on the internet - or the planet - who aren't familiar with YouTube. The site was officially launched in December 2005 by Steve Chen and Chad Hurley having started it initially in mid-2005 as a means to share videos between friends. YouTube was intended to do for video what Flickr had done for photography and to provide the web 2.0 generation with a place to post and view user-generated content. Since then things have sky-rocketed. In July the site served more than one hundred million videos in a single day.
TORCH NEWS TICKER 2/24: The Rock at the Oscars, WrestleMania process ...
Updated throughout the day, it's the Torch News Ticker with all the news and info that's not fit for print. Keep it open in a new tab and bookmark it every Monday! Promoters and readers: Send in news, upcoming events, interview highlights, or wrestling-related information to the Torch News email address, Wade Keller, and James Caldwell for inclusion on the constantly-updated Ticker. Contact link. Sunday, February 24, 2008 11:00 p.m. - At tonight's Academy Awards ceremony in California, Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) was a sole presenter for the Best Visual Effects category. John Stewart, who hosted the Oscars, introduced him simply as Dwayne Johnson, but not before making a joke about a steel chair to the back. - At tonight's PWG show in Reseda, Calif., Human Tornado won a three-way PWG Title match in the main event to win the vacant PWG Title.
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