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• So Hog-Tied by Red Tape, We’re Helpless to Help

  
  The Moderate Voice — Authority: 735
  George Bush Park, a 7800 acre city park in western Harris County, Texas, is a fabulous place for a photographer to hike. I’ve spent countless hours out there in the bayous and woods, and some of my finest images were taken there. From snakes (venemous and non) to alligators to banana spiders, there’s all ...
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• Take Her Away!

  
  But, Sir... — Authority: 137
  make sure that only the council are able to tow cars away when parked in dangerous situations. by Miss Emma Stonehouse For my petition I have put forward the idea that only the council are allowed to tow cars away when parked in dangerous situations rather than private companies that tow cars for their own good ...
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• Will Medical Tourism Industry Realize Benefits From Passage of Government-Run Health Care Bill?

  
  Bob McCarty Writes — Authority: 512
  Recently, a friend shared a prediction that prompted me to wonder whether or not the medical tourism industry will experience a boom if government-run health care becomes a reality in the United States.In case you’re not familiar with the concept of medical tourism, it typically involves people from one country ...
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• Survival of the Fittest - How Liberals Are Killing Themselves Off

  
  Scragged — Authority: 125
  Today I was confronted once again by what Ann Coulter calls “the Austrian efficiency of DMV.” She uses that line in several articles, so like me, she’s ticked.  The somewhat raspy-voiced female on the other end of the line told me to “call back in 72 hours.”  Apparently, that’s the official amount of ...
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• Train (Qatar to Bahrain) Construction to Start

  
  Here There and Everywhere — Authority: 432
  What excites me about this project is that the train which will begin construction soon, also ties in with a beautifully laid out public train system to link major hubs in Qatar. I wish I had taken a photo of the map in the paper – it looks like the London tube system, different lines – different colors, circles ...
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• Health service Journal 2009 (5th November)

  
  Fade Library — Authority: 147
  Health service Journal 2009 (5th November) Fade Fade: Zitron: scrap PCTs and cut bureaucracy Fade Skinny: The chair of a London primary care trust has proposed scrapping PCTs. He said giving their commissioning role to local authorities would be an “excellent” way of reducing bureaucracy and bringing ...
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• Japan Rearing a Nation of Civil Servants

  
  Sankaku Complex — Authority: 637
  A recent survey of what professions Japanese parents would like to see their children undertake seems to suggest that the nation’s parents overwhelmingly have it in mind to raise a generation of civil servants… The ranking (see also the source graph below) of responses given by parents to the question ...
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• Councillors should be the final arbiters of complaints

  
  ConservativeHome's Local Government Blog — Authority: 503
  Cllr Mark Bowen, the Deputy Leader of Conservative run Hounslow Council, on how they have made the complaints procedure in Hounslow quicker, cheaper and more effective. Save money and improve Complaints Management at the same time?  This is what has been achieved in Hounslow. In addition to being Deputy Leader of ...
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• The Tribal in all of us – Prayers for Rain

  
  Here There and Everywhere — Authority: 432
  I know it is about that time of the year . . . clouds are gathering, you can almost smell rain coming. And yet it holds off. Every year, in Qatar, and also in Kuwait, the national leader gathers with his people and prays for rain. What country doesn’t need rain? Even in the Pacific Northwest, where jokes are made ...
  2 days ago

• Doofus Of The Day #292

  
  Bayou Renaissance Man — Authority: 509
  Todays title goes, jointly and severally, to the Chinese businessmen and bureaucrats responsible for this mess . Crackpot planners have driven motorists up the pole - by leaving a 40ft pylon in the middle of a six lane highway. The unmarked and unlit pole - in Zhengzhou, central China - has been the cause of ...
  2 days ago

• 2009: The First Year of Global Governance

  
  Charlie Foxtrot — Authority: 464
  #tcot #hhrs #rs Mark Steyn distills our future succinctly : "Climate change and health care are different ends of the same stick: Theyre both all-purpose pretexts for regulating every aspect of your life..." But to protest this is somehow dangerous....
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• Of media access to MUDA meet

  
  My Take by GVK — Authority: 120
  The headline is misleading.  Proceedings of a board  meeting of Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA)  was relayed live to the media on closed-circuit TV,  presumably,  for the first time  in MUDA’s history.   How could anyone object to such initiative for transparency ? But some MUDA members,  notably ...
  3 days ago

• A Rumor of War

  
  The Mex Files — Authority: 431
  Philip Caputo has been writing about war and the corruption of war since his Vietnam memoir, A Rumor of War , first appeared in 1977.  As a Chicago Tribune reporter, that includes the generally bloodless — but highly corrupting — world of Chicago politics. In the December 2009 The Atlantic Caputo turns his ...
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• Harvard Medical School Dean Flunks Democrat Health Bill

  
  Start Thinking Right — Authority: 476
  Newsflash: An ‘F’ is really, really bad. But that’s exactly the grade that the dean of one of our nation’s premier medical schools just assigned to ObamaCare. Dr. Flier points out that the 2,074 page bill isn’t just bad; it is fundamentally dishonest. Only a true fool and ideologue would support the ...
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• You Cannot Create Jobs in the Private Sector by Growing the Federal Bureaucracy

  
  Perfect Argument — Authority: 154
  It is truly incredible and amazing that our elected representatives actually believe that they can create more jobs and prevent job losses by growing the size of the federal government, taxing all of us, and all the businesses, and use that money to hire more people to give them work. First of all, every time you grow ...
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• Senate Healthcare Bill: 392 Mentions of taxes and regulations

  
  Gop3.com:The Triumvirate — Authority: 107
  The words people use tell us a lot about the true message of a document or group, this has never been more true than in the healthcare bill that the Democrats and President Obama are trying to force on the American people. The American Taxpayers Union has the details : “For example, in Reid’s bill, the words ...
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• Ugh: Just Some More Stories About Soft Fascism

  
  Tai-Chi Policy — Authority: 444
  Here in America . Everyone’s a felon , and will be treated as such. Posted in Government Tagged: Bureaucracy, Fascism, Politics, Society
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• Obamas New Spoils System Will Benefit Conservatism

  
  Scragged — Authority: 125
  Americas federal bureaucracy, alas, is the largest civilian employer in the country and, alas again, by far the fastest-growing one.  Despite happy talk from the White House, our private-sector economy is not in any mood to take on more employees; so, if youre unemployed and want to work, working for Uncle Sam is ...
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• FIH chief says elected HI will be in place soon

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 719
  New Delhi, Nov 20 (IANS) International Hockey Federation (FIH) president Leandro Negre Friday asserted that a democratically elected Hockey India (HI) will be in place before the World Cup as that is the only way to put the game back on the rails here.Negre, who is here to sew up the sponsorship for the World [...]
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• Tories plan political control of police forces

  
  The Spicy Cauldron — Authority: 128
  Image by Getty Images via Daylife The Conservatives are committed to directly-elected political figures controlling police forces around the country, although the details are still being drawn up ahead of next year’s General Election—which is why most of us, including myself, didn’t know anything about ...
  4 days ago

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