In a message dated 8/9/02 7:14:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Sen. Robert Torricelli's Republican challenger has apparently decided to
make
the Torch's support for the latest farm bill an issue in this campaign,
judging
by this press release they put out after Torricelli apologized for hi
In a message dated 8/9/02 8:28:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"I've noticed in contest after contest media polls
fairly consistently overstate support for the
candidate percieved to be more liberal by 5-15%"
That's interesting. Two serious questions. Firs
--- Grey Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Is is true that a major strength of diversification
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"I've noticed in contest after contest media polls
fairly consistently overstate support for the
candidate percieved to be more liberal by 5-15%"
That's interesting. Two serious questions. First, do
I recall correctly that the last presidential polls
were predic
Sen. Robert Torricelli's Republican challenger has apparently decided to make
the Torch's support for the latest farm bill an issue in this campaign, judging
by this press release they put out after Torricelli apologized for his ethics
violations.
--James
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My fellow New Jerseyans, I've let
In a message dated 8/9/02 1:37:25 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< While it might be true that urban dwellers don't support direct farm
subsidies to the same extent as rural dwellers (though my bet is that
the support is still large) what they do support is food stamps which
are another form of
There are some internet "radio" stations. I use launch.com where you can
watch music videos and listen to music. It is free and you can cusomize
your own radio station. A guy who I work with has used shoutcast.com and is
now using musicmatch radio. For musicmatch he pays a small (~$3/month)
> With broadband's use and availability increasing, especially within office
> environments, why haven't we seen significant web-"radio" stations that
> "broadcast" solely over the Internet?
Well, there were a number of very popular web-"radio" stations, but
the Copyright Office has imposed pro
With broadband's use and availability increasing, especially within office
environments, why haven't we seen significant web-"radio" stations that
"broadcast" solely over the Internet? They'd get around FCC regulations
and the oligarchy that exists now and could reach a global audience. It
seem
While it might be true that urban dwellers don't support direct farm
subsidies to the same extent as rural dwellers (though my bet is that
the support is still large) what they do support is food stamps which
are another form of agricultural support - the quid pro quo between ag.
subsidies and foo
The late Al Frank had a newsletter, the Prudent Speculator, which was ranked
very highly on return for 10 & 20 year periods (some 23% annual avg.)
He's a long term investor (avg 6.5 years), fundamental value.
NOT day trading!
Here's a bit from an interview with its current author:
You recommend
In a message dated 8/8/02 2:46:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Regarding the support of the public for farm subsidies etc. here is
another example. The Washington Post reports in a poll that support for
Amtrak subsidies is very strong - and it is strong regardless of Amtrak
use. Here i
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