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Reuters Backdoor Taxes Story

The following is the Advisory that Reuters issued on February 2, 2010. Though the article was pulled by most online news publications, it was still available online in some places.

• "The Feb 1 story headlined "Backdoor taxes to hit middle class" is wrong and has been withdrawn. The story said lower-income families will pay more under tax provisions scheduled to expire Dec 31. The Obama administration's budget calls for the extension of those tax provisions for households earning less than $250,000. There will be no substitute story."—Reuters, February 2, 2010http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6114QK20100202

updated 2010-07-17 20:08:23

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People Magazine

• 2007: Matt DamonOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 2006: George ClooneyOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 2005: Matthew McConaugheyOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 2004: Jude LawOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 2003: Johnny DeppOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 2002: Ben AffleckOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 2001: Pierce BrosnanOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 2000: Brad PittOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1999: Richard GereOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1998: Harrison FordOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1997: George Clooney
• 1996: Denzel WashingtonOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1995: Brad Pitt
• 1994: Richard Gere/Cindy Crawford (Sexiest Couple)Official Site: Sexiest Men
• 1993: Richard Gere
• 1992: Nick NolteOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1991: Patrick SwayzeOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1990: Tom CruiseOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1989: Sean ConneryOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1988: John F. Kennedy, Jr.Official Site: Sexiest Men
• 1987: Harry HamlinOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1986: Mark HarmonOfficial Site: Sexiest Men
• 1985: Mel GibsonOfficial Site: Sexiest Men

updated 2012-05-12 21:56:34

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YouTube Video Identification

YouTube Video Identification is a system recently implemented by YouTube. It allows copyright holders to submit copies of video content they want protected; any subsequent uploads by third parties will be blocked. Ad revenue will also be shared with copyright holders.

updated 2010-07-18 03:14:43

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Healthcare

In the United States, many people purchase health insurance to help them cover the sometimes high cost of healthcare services.

The U.S. is the only industrialized nation without some sort of universal healthcare systemConnecticut Coalition for Universal Health Care: The Case For Single Payer, Universal Health Care For The United States (June 4, 1999) and the proposed implementation of an American universal healthcare system has become one of the platforms of Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama's campaign.BarackObama.com: Healthcare

updated 2012-05-12 19:31:27

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Felonspy.com

Before accessing a map of your area, users must agree to Felon Spy's terms of service, which include:

"FelonSpy Pages are completely random and fake. They are used solely to critique the sad state of our commercial, political, realities."Felon Spy: Terms & Conditions

"We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to change, modify, add, or delete portions of these Terms of Use at any time without further notice. If we do this, and we will on full moons, and during the Mongolian new year, we will post the changes to these Terms of Use on this page so make sure you check it out often."Felon Spy: Terms & Conditions

"You agree not to use the Service or the Site to harvest or collect organs, either human or animal or other contact information of other goat herders from the Service or the Site by electronic or other means for the purposes of seeking prostate exams"Felon Spy: Terms & Conditions

updated 2012-05-12 21:49:16

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Thebrownspectator.Com

updated 2010-07-18 00:23:23

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How to Become a TV Reporter

The best way to move up to larger markets as a TV Reporter is to perform you current job beyond the station expectations. We’ve all seen TV reporters that seem destined for a bigger market, it is your job to become a superstar, even in a small market. Develop an on-air personality that people enjoy watching and that connects to a wide range of demographic characteristics. As your local following grows, you will grab the attention of TV news producers in larger markets.

Dedicate yourself to industry networking. Consider attending broadcast journalism conferences to help make connections with professionals in other markets. Good connections can help you know where a TV reporting position may be opening up. If you have specific markets where you would like to work, proactively submit your resume pack, with samples of your on-air commentary directly to the stations where you would like to work. Even if they do not have an opening, they will remember you if your work shines the next time they are looking to make a change to boost ratings.

Always keep learning and perfecting your skills as a TV Reporter. Watch the top professionals in your specialty and keep up to date on current events and important news categories. You should also consider working with a voice coach to help perfect your presentation and speaking voice. Better skills and knowledge will help you advance your career as a TV reporter.

updated 2010-07-17 08:09:35

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Paul Colichman

Paul Colichman announced that he would not be supporting senator Barack Obama in the 2008 Presidential Election.

Colichman, a democrat who supported Hillary Clinton, is not happy with Obama's position on gay marriage.Page Six: Obama Loses Gay-Media King (August 25, 2008)

updated 2010-07-17 18:21:57

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Ryan Ward Joba Chamberlain

"I wouldn't mind becoming his celebrity impersonator."—Ryan Ward*New York Post: Fake Joba Bedded 100 Girls

"I want to know what he was thinking."—Joba Chamberlain*New York Post: Fake Joba Bedded 100 Girls

updated 2010-07-17 20:46:32

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