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Political Implication:  Jay Maharjan  Conceptual age is going to different. As I write regularly on this topic, the government needs to enhance measures to foster entrepreneurship, this time around focusing on encouraging traditional knowledge workers to get into conceptual entrepreneurship.

The 2004 Electoral Vote Map 286-252 for George Bush by Denis Campbell My EU media colleagues have a hard time understanding that daily national tracking polls mean little. On November 4th, voters will enter and cast ballots in 50-statewide winner-takes-all contests.

East Lancashire’s leading public health expert has backed proposals to add fluoride to the region’s drinking water. Dr Ellis Friedman, director of public health for NHS East Lancashire, said it would be unethical not to add the controversial mineral to supplies, as it had been shown as the most effective way of dramatically improving dental health.

In these post-Olympic, post-track-season, pre-marathon-season days there is very little competitive action to be seen. As always, times listed are EDT. If you know of anything I’ve missed, put it in the comments section. Dancing With the Stars ABC, 8 p.m. Monday Former Olympic sprint champion Maurice Greene will be among the contestants.

This article appears simultaneously in LA Progressive and The Progressive Curmudgeon (Ed. Vindication comes in many forms. Our Charley James agains shows why legwork beats sit-on-your-tail punditry every time!) by Charley James Long before Gregory Charles Royal became a judge on America’s Hot

What I Talk About When I Talk About Running Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami writes about his love of long-distance running. 09.11.08

Notice how low the Republican response was to this. Talk about taking the low road. What hurts most is that some people will believe it."(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain's campaign rebuked Sen. Joe Biden on Tuesday, saying the Democratic vice presidential nominee had "sunk to a new... read more

I came across news this morning that four tree-sitting protesters at the University of California-Berkeley would stop receiving food, water or other supplies from university officials after 9 a.m. Pacific this morning.  That news prompted me to ask myself, “What would Sarah Palin do to resolve the

By Charley James Maybe it’s because of her diminutive size, but Susan Bodiker is as blunt, outspoken and direct as a dachshund pursuing a badger. “Obama is blowing the election,” she says harshly.  “He’s not dealing with McCain and Palin’s distortions, sleights-of-hand and outright lies,” Bodiker fumes through the phone at me.

(Political Animal) THE ALASKA INDEPENDENCE PARTY…. What may prove to be the single most damaging angle to Sarah Palin’s role on the Republican Party ticket? There are quite a few contenders (ethics scandal, earmarks, inexperience, outside-the-mainstream views), but following up on Hilzoy’s item from