
GOP Chooses Former Maryland Lieutenant Governor as Its First African-American National Chairman -- But Despite Pledging to Broaden the Party's Electoral Appeal, He's Already Trying to Appease Right-Wing Hard-Liners Who've Dominated the Republicans for More Than 30 Years

More than fifty years ago, a young elegant man stood up in the Lok Sabha (Indian Parliament) and started speaking, better to say roaring. He was exposing out the first scam in the parliamentary democracy of India, though he belong to the Treasury bench.

We Owe Him an Apology
Calling Lists Of People That Subscribed To Do Not Call Being Sold Source: The Globe and Mail
THIS LIST OF PEOPLE 600,000 IN ALL BEING SOLD BY CRTC TO ANY
TELEMARKTER THAT WANTS IT FOR A FEE IS ALMOST CRIMINAL.THEY SAY THATTELEMARKERS GET FINED HEAVY BUT THERE ARE WAYS AROUND THAT ESPECIALLY OVERSEAS OPERATIONS AND LOCAL SCAM ARTISTS
THEY HAD LOOK IT .

Early last century, our government came to the conclusion that financial institutions needed a watchdog. Thus they created the SEC. It seemed a reasonable thing to do. The SEC watched the financial industry and ensured that they played by certain rules.
Massive push to find AdjiSource: nbc-2.com
Excerpt: IMMOKALEE: Saturday could bring the largest number of officers the ground search for missing 6 year-old Adji Desir.
Prison-TV upgrade greeted with staticSource: The Orlando Sentinel
Excerpt: Channel-surfing behind bars is about to get more expensive.
Florida is poised to spend about $100,000 in tax money to upgrade 1,500 prison televisions so they'll work Feb. 17, when the nation switches from analog to digital broadcasts.

After reading the article below I was left wondering about national security.
I realize Sarah Johnson is writing for CFO and that CFO's are not worried about security.

Considering this is National Stalking Awareness Month we must be aware of the correlation to Missing Persons. I think if we can get to the root of particular issues in our society, maybe we can at least slow down the incidences of people going missing without a trace.
Obama plans to overhaul counterterrorismSource: MSNBC
The President-elect is laying plans to dissolve a White House security panel created in the wake of 9/11 and restructure counterterrorism policy under intelligence veteran John Brennan.
Internet Overtakes Newspapers As News SourceSource: people-press.org
Excerpt: The internet, which emerged this year as a leading source for campaign news, has now surpassed all other media except television as a main source for national and international news.

Due to some recent articles on the internet, I felt it important to bring into clarity what the swastika is from a symbolic standpoint as it is one of the most misunderstood symbols in the world today due 100% to the damage that Nazi Germany did to a very rich and traditional sym …
National, Decemberists, Arcade Fire For AIDS Benefit AlbumSource: rockonthestreets.com
The Decemberists, Grizzly Bear, Feist, Spoon, and Arcade Fire are only a few of the artists featured on the forthcoming 'Dark Was the Night', a benefit compilation album whose proceeds will benefit the Red Hot organization's work with AIDS research.
Train Courses through Germany without DriverSource: SPIEGEL ONLINE
Germany's national railway has admitted that one of its regional trains traveled 40 kilometers through eastern Germany on Monday -- without a driver. An investigation has been launched.
National Mall will be open for inaugurationSource: MSNBC
President-elect Barack Obama's inaugural committee says, in a change from tradition, the entire length of the National Mall will be open to the public during his inauguration.
With Appointments, Obama Moves On From the CampaignSource: The New York Times
CHICAGO — President-elect Barack Obama put the rancor and even some of the rhetoric of the presidential campaign behind him on Monday as he welcomed his chief Democratic adversary into his cabinet and signaled flexibility in his plans to withdraw troops from Iraq.