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arely staircase's Journalrecing my own posts
not knowing we could see who liked what threads i always followed this peronal rule:
i wouldn't rec myself first because i didn't want to be my only recomendation. but as soon as another reced my post i would rec it so people wouldn't think the first one was me.
i am an idiot
CNN Poll: Ohio Stays In Obama Column After Debate
President Obama retained the lead in a big prize on the electoral map, Ohio, according to a poll released Tuesday by CNN.
Obama leads Romney 51 percent to 47 percent in the Buckeye State, a smaller advantage than the president has had in the state during the last few weeks of polling. But with Romney surging nationally on a good performance in the first presidential debate, the CNN numbers contradict four other polls fielded after the event that showed the race within 1 point, and Romney leading three of them.
CNN pointed to the gender gap as the reason for Obamas lead the president is up 22 points with women, while Romney leads men by 14 points. Obama also leads 50 percent to Romneys 46 percent among independent voters.
The results put the overall PollTracker Average of the race in Ohio at a 1.9 percent lead for the president.
http://2012.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/10/cnn-poll-ohio-obama-lead-debate.php?ref=fpa
barbarians
Taliban attack wounds teen activist blogger
Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Malala Yousufzai's courageous blogging against the Taliban set her apart from other 14-year-old Pakistani girls.
Growing up in a region once dominated by the Islamic extremists, she knew the fear associated with the word Taliban.
One of her fears came to pass Tuesday, when gunmen sought her out and opened fire on her school van, leaving her seriously wounded along with two other classmates
Last year, Malala told CNN she feared "being beheaded by the Taliban because of my passion for education. During their rule, the Taliban used to march into our houses to check whether we were studying or watching television."
She described how she used to hide her books under her bed, fearing a house search by the Taliban.
Malala's online writing against the Taliban led to her being awarded Pakistan's first National Peace Prize last November. Former Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani directed Pakistan's Cabinet to award the prize each year to a child under 18 who contributes to peace and education.
http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/09/world/asia/pakistan-teen-activist-attack/index.html?hpt=hp_c2
perspective on debate "winners"
john kerry was widely viewed by the public and MSM as having kicked GWs ass in their first debate.
jimmy carter did the same to reagan.
and we all remember the kerry presidency and carter's second term, right?
does ASSad really want a piece of the RAF, Luftwaffe, French: Armée de l'Air and the USAF?
feel froggy, assad? then jump, coward! the organizations listed in my headline are, unlike defenseless civilians, quite capable of applying some serious butt hurt - ask Slobodan Milosavich. Oh, that's right, never mind.
Nato backs Turkey in standoff with Syria
Secretary general says Turkey can rely on Nato solidarity and that 'all necessary plans are in place'
"Obviously Turkey can rely on Nato solidarity," Rasmussen said in advance of a meeting of Nato defense ministers in Brussels. "We have all necessary plans in place to protect and defend Turkey if necessary."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/oct/09/nato-turkey-syria
hey teachers
what would you do about a principal who enforces rules like dress codes on the poor minority students while not saying a peep to the rich white kids about the same thing? He also told us we can't take away recess as a classroom management technique but then turns around and takes it away from poor hispanic kids without so much as telling us the policy has been changed.
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