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[Untitled] Wanted - New TV Show Ideas « blog maverick: Secondly, I would consider the possibility that customers could be provided with TV-like, computer-monitor-like, objects that are cheaper than a TV or a computer monitor, that could hang on walls like paintings. Such TV-like objects would be cheaper and simpler than normal TVs/computer-monitors in that they would not be able to do things that TVs and computer monitors can do-yet still, they would be able to display depending on their cost, and based on customer choice re what still or video will display, hi-def still images and/or hi def video clips and or hi def full length video.

[Untitled] CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...: Hillary please listen carefully:Do you think the American people want to elect a woman to the highest office, trust her to make competent and potentially life threatening decisions while her husband is in the next room having his way with the new intern in the Lincoln bedroom? I don't think so.

[Untitled] Threat Level - Wired Blogs: Reiser, wearing a dark suit at the defendant's table, became agitated as the prosecutor recounted to jurors those child-abuse accusations that his wife, Nina, made in divorce court three years ago. All the while, Reiser kept peppering his lawyer with questions whispered into his ear, and the lawyer at one point slumped his forehead to the table during the first hours of trial that is expected to see dozens of witnesses and last several weeks.

[Untitled] The Long Tail - Wired Blogs: Chris, I totally understand your frustration, but publishing a list like this is hurtful to people who bend over backwards, take calls at all hours, and bug the crap out of clients - who often don't get how PR works - to get journalists what they need in time for their deadlines. I don't see a lot of respondents noticing the good things PR people do, like grant access to CEOs, convince requested executives to talk to a reporter (some don't want to), spend endless hours trying to dig up an appropriate customer willing to go on record for a story, or do some of a reporter's research, even when it's not relevant to our client - just because a reporter had questions about something during an interview and didn't know where to find the information, or maybe it's a new beat for them.

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