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It's just wrong for consumers here in California to find out that their hard-earned money that they pay in insurance premiums are propping up the regime in Iran ... We need to do whatever it takes to put maximum pressure on Iran to change its behavior.
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We urge the President to call a cease fire in Afghanistan, and an immediate withdrawal of all of troops and contractors, including those in the California National Guard
SOURCE: News Blaze -
Florida’s senior Democratic senator, and Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California. (One thing we are still puzzling over is how the relatively quiet Senator Nelson was more searched than his colleague, Senator Ben Nelson, from Nebraska, who has been a key player in every major vote this year becaus...
SOURCE: Naked Politics -
California and Nevada ski areas should be more motivated than any other industry given we could lose 90 percent of the Sierra snowpack this century from climate change
SOURCE: Reno Gazette-Journal -
By demonstrating bold leadership, Pasadena can lead California into a clean energy future. The time has come for Pasadena to end -- once and for all -- its use of dirty coal to generate electricity
SOURCE: Street Insider -
In a letter to Sen. Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat who chairs the environment committee, Inhofe said the e-mails could have far-reaching policy implications for the United States. Both Congress and the Environmental Protection Agency are taking action to curb global warming based on a report that ...
SOURCE: The Heritage Foundation -
Nationwide, food stamps reach about two-thirds of those eligible, with rates ranging from an estimated 50 percent in California to 98 percent in Missouri.
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Let me emphasize that point again. Unanimously ... That means that all members of the Committee with ideologies ranging from Chairman Henry Waxman who represents Hollywood, California, to Ranking Republican Joe Barton who represents a conservative congressional district in Texas, recognized the importan...
SOURCE: Lifenews.com -
Our research proves that California's system is the finest in the nation at protecting consumers, leading to a price drop in auto insurance relative to the national average, from 36 percent above the national average when the law was adopted to a mere 2 percent higher today. Michigan consumers deserve a...
SOURCE: PR Newswire -
With the UCB acquisition, East West Bank has nearly doubled in size and is now the second largest independent bank headquartered in California
SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
Doing so, in their diseased, hate-filled minds, might fracture some supposed media-backed political coalition between blacks and gays. (It’s unlikely gays in California would agree that any such coalition exists, since some feel that blacks helped defeat the gay marriage bill there.) But hey, what are f...
SOURCE: EDGE Boston -
To be frank with you, we're going after California
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They disagree with me. I think they are dead wrong right now. I think we are running our state into the financial collapse that California and Arizona and Michigan are in.
SOURCE: NY Daily News: Daily Politics -
We are very pleased that Tasha has joined the Newport Beach team; her extensive experience in developing partnerships with companies in Southern California will help us to better serve our clients and expand our market leadership
SOURCE: Freshnews.com -
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) spent $2,993 in taxpayer money on flowers between June and October. House Majority Whip James Clyburn has a thing for Chantilly Donuts, spending about $265 at the Virginia shop in the past quarter. And Rep. Tim Walz (D-Minn.), a fiscal conservative, decided to give ...
SOURCE: Contentions -
My grandmother has had a children's boutique in La Jolla (California) for 30 years now, and it was always a dream of my mom's and mine to have a store of our own. I used to work in the store all day, every day, stay hours after closing and was obsessed with it... Smooch was my baby!
– Robert Kardashian SOURCE: Starpulse -
The enforcement staff of California’s political watchdog agency yesterday recommended a $20,000 fine against Assemblyman Joel Anderson for violating campaign contribution laws
SOURCE: Voice of San Diego -
This new investment accelerates our plans for expansion with the addition of new data centers in new markets ... We have been working on opportunities in both Northern Virginia and California, in addition to expansion in our Dallas home market. This investment will allow us to move quickly on those oppo...
SOURCE: Data Center Knowledge
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PASADENA, CA - OCTOBER 07: Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grade students pose with James Denton (C) and teacher Karen Goss at 'A Day Made Better' presented by OfficeMax at Hamilton Elementary School on October 7, 2009 in Pasadena, California.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - OCTOBER 06: Teacher Jessica Heim (L) and Bob Thacker, SVP OfficeMax attend the OfficeMax Presents A Day Made Better at Charnock Elementary School on October 6, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - OCTOBER 06: (L-R) Teacher Jessica Heim, husband Kurt Heim and Bob Thacker, SVP OfficeMax attend the OfficeMax Presents A Day Made Better at Charnock Elementary School on October 6, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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BERKELEY, CA - OCTOBER 06: A sign depicting U.S. Preisdent Barack Obama as Uncle Sam is displayed during a protest against the war in Afghanistan on the UC Berkeley campus October 6, 2009 in Berkeley, California.
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It's just wrong for consumers here in California to find out that their hard-earned money that they pay in insurance premiums are propping up the regime in Iran ... We need to do whatever it takes to put maximum pressure on Iran to change its behavior.
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We urge the President to call a cease fire in Afghanistan, and an immediate withdrawal of all of troops and contractors, including those in the California National Guard
SOURCE: News Blaze -
Florida’s senior Democratic senator, and Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California. (One thing we are still puzzling over is how the relatively quiet Senator Nelson was more searched than his colleague, Senator Ben Nelson, from Nebraska, who has been a key player in every major vote this year becaus...
SOURCE: Naked Politics -
California and Nevada ski areas should be more motivated than any other industry given we could lose 90 percent of the Sierra snowpack this century from climate change
SOURCE: Reno Gazette-Journal -
By demonstrating bold leadership, Pasadena can lead California into a clean energy future. The time has come for Pasadena to end -- once and for all -- its use of dirty coal to generate electricity
SOURCE: Street Insider -
In a letter to Sen. Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat who chairs the environment committee, Inhofe said the e-mails could have far-reaching policy implications for the United States. Both Congress and the Environmental Protection Agency are taking action to curb global warming based on a report that ...
SOURCE: The Heritage Foundation -
Nationwide, food stamps reach about two-thirds of those eligible, with rates ranging from an estimated 50 percent in California to 98 percent in Missouri.
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Let me emphasize that point again. Unanimously ... That means that all members of the Committee with ideologies ranging from Chairman Henry Waxman who represents Hollywood, California, to Ranking Republican Joe Barton who represents a conservative congressional district in Texas, recognized the importan...
SOURCE: Lifenews.com -
Our research proves that California's system is the finest in the nation at protecting consumers, leading to a price drop in auto insurance relative to the national average, from 36 percent above the national average when the law was adopted to a mere 2 percent higher today. Michigan consumers deserve a...
SOURCE: PR Newswire -
With the UCB acquisition, East West Bank has nearly doubled in size and is now the second largest independent bank headquartered in California
SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
Doing so, in their diseased, hate-filled minds, might fracture some supposed media-backed political coalition between blacks and gays. (It’s unlikely gays in California would agree that any such coalition exists, since some feel that blacks helped defeat the gay marriage bill there.) But hey, what are f...
SOURCE: EDGE Boston -
To be frank with you, we're going after California
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They disagree with me. I think they are dead wrong right now. I think we are running our state into the financial collapse that California and Arizona and Michigan are in.
SOURCE: NY Daily News: Daily Politics -
We are very pleased that Tasha has joined the Newport Beach team; her extensive experience in developing partnerships with companies in Southern California will help us to better serve our clients and expand our market leadership
SOURCE: Freshnews.com -
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) spent $2,993 in taxpayer money on flowers between June and October. House Majority Whip James Clyburn has a thing for Chantilly Donuts, spending about $265 at the Virginia shop in the past quarter. And Rep. Tim Walz (D-Minn.), a fiscal conservative, decided to give ...
SOURCE: Contentions -
My grandmother has had a children's boutique in La Jolla (California) for 30 years now, and it was always a dream of my mom's and mine to have a store of our own. I used to work in the store all day, every day, stay hours after closing and was obsessed with it... Smooch was my baby!
– Robert Kardashian SOURCE: Starpulse -
The enforcement staff of California’s political watchdog agency yesterday recommended a $20,000 fine against Assemblyman Joel Anderson for violating campaign contribution laws
SOURCE: Voice of San Diego -
This new investment accelerates our plans for expansion with the addition of new data centers in new markets ... We have been working on opportunities in both Northern Virginia and California, in addition to expansion in our Dallas home market. This investment will allow us to move quickly on those oppo...
SOURCE: Data Center Knowledge -
We are taking the lessons learned from last year's Prop. 8 campaign, the campaigns in Maine and other states to understand the fundamental work that must be done before moving forward in California
SOURCE: On Top Magazine -
Are they going back to the coastal areas of California, or are they heading out to Nevada and Arizona? ... There’s no good tracking of the foreclosed population, so we just don’t know what’s going on with all of those folks.
SOURCE: CQ Politics -
We were in Palm Springs (Calif.). Julie didn’t want to feel like she was making me come back here. But I was making friends and going places here, and I said, ‘I really like it here.’ I can walk down to the bar, and I can talk to people. I found more often than not that we were coming here. We’ve been h...
SOURCE: KansasCity.com -
Evan comes from California Capital swim club in Roseville, CA. Coach Debbie Walker has done a great job developing Evan and we look forward to him joining us. Evan has tremendous background and is an excellent long course and short course swimmer. Evan connected with UNC and our team on his visit and we...
SOURCE: University of North Carolina -
These books are very broad, but the standardized testing and the educational needs are different in Texas than they are in California, for instance
SOURCE: Kerrville Daily Times -
In 1968, after we both got out of the service, Doc and I moved to Laguna Beach in California together
SOURCE: New York Daily News
