Sarah Palin, the Republican automaton doll wirelessly operated by clever marketing strategist was able to walk across the stage, ask permission to call Senator Joe Biden by his first name and not leak any precious android fluids in the process. Gov. Palin hereinafter referred to as the Sarah doll was truly a technological breakthrough as it was a significant improvement over the -2.0 edition prototype the Republican Party rolled out for interviews by network broadcast journalist. We are sure CBS & ABC News’ Charlie Gibson and Katie Couric must be kicking themselves for not breaking the real story. They thought Gov. Sarah Palin was simply a stupid or poorly educated, unsophisticated, intellectual lightweight not ready for the world stage. Couric and Gibson, so called hotshot journalistic inquisitors for the public good, were totally scammed by a pile of micro chips, silicon and lipstick.
Some version of the bailout will probably pass soon, but one thing is clear: McCain cannot lead his own party. Author: TheAmazingAtheist Keywords: John McCain Is Maverick Because No One Likes Him Added: October 1, 2008
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With the mainstream media coverage of John McCain's handling of the financial crisis, we thought we'd revisit the very popular Maverick Rap Song. Author: headzup Keywords: mccain senator election mainstream press media chris matthews maverick wall street bail out Added: September 30, 2008
Can McCain pull off an upset in this traditionally Democratic state? "You betcha," say Minnesota's young Republicans. Produced by Carissa Jackson from Minnesota for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08 at chooseorlose.com. (Sept. 26)
Can McCain pull off an upset in this traditionally Democratic state? "You betcha," say Minnesota's young Republicans. Produced by Carissa Jackson from Minnesota for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08 at chooseorlose.com. (Sept. 26) Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: mtv; choose or lose street team '08: maverick guns minnesota Added: September 26, 2008
Mccain's sexiest maverick, brought to you by the Tempe12. Subscribe for more content, and don't forget to vote! Author: Tempe12dotcom Keywords: blonde college election lipstick maverick mccain obama politics republican sexy usc Added: September 22, 2008
Prova de Arrancada é um tipo de competição esportiva, na verdade uma forma de corrida praticada por veículos automotores na qual automóveis ou motocicletas, originais ou especialmente preparados tentam completar uma trajeto reto e nivelado no menor espaço de tempo partindo da imobilidade. É um tipo de competição muito popular no seu país de origem (EUA), conhecida como Drag Racing onde é regulamentada por organizações como a NHRA e IHRA. A distância a percorrer mais comum no mundo todo é de um quarto de milha (402,5 metros ou 1319 pés) embora possa também ser praticada no Brasil em trajetos de outras dimensões, como um oitavo 8 de milha, entre 201 e 301 metros. No Brasil, é muito comum o uso de veículos regulares compostos de motores aspirados ou equipados com turbocompressor, além de veículos da década de 70 equipados com motores de grande deslocamento. Menos utilizados devido ao alto custo de preparação dragsters, Funny Cars e gaiolas são apreciados devido ao grande desempenho e ao show que proporcionam ao público. Particularmente no Brasil é a categoria automobilística que mais cresce no país. Atualmente utiliza-se um sistema informatizado para a computação dos tempos de cada categoria, sistema este composto por fotocélulas e um dispositivo de alinhamento e largada chamado de "pinheirinho" ou christmas tree - devido a sua seqüência de lâmpadas coloridas. Outro fator extremamente importante para o sucesso deste tipo de provas é a segurança. Arrancada, em dia de chuva, nem que seja um mínimo chuvisco, já é motivo para o cancelamento da prova, pois os carros que participam desta modalidade dependem basicamente de tração para se manterem na pista e a chuva reduz drasticamente a aderência. Ambulância e bombeiros são fatores fundamentais para a prevenção de riscos maiores, bem como uma boa área de escape para proteger tanto o piloto quanto o público que assiste as provas, afinal de contas os carros de categorias maiores estão passando no final do quarto de milha a 400km/h na pista. A largada numa prova de Arrancada é dividida em três partes: preparação, alinhamento e aceleração. Na etapa chamada de preparação, os pilotos dirigem-se à pista e dois em dois recebem a ordem para o alinhamento que só ocorre com a pista limpa e desobstruída. Isto quer dizer que não há carros parados na área de escape, detritos espalhados pela pista ou líquidos provenientes de quebras. Em seguida há o alinhamento, onde o piloto já no lado da pista em que vai correr efetua o burn out, aquecendo os pneus (para aumentar a aderência) e conseqüentemente aquecendo também a pista. Passada esta etapa os pilotos dirigem-se ao pinheirinho para o alinhamento entre si, com ambos os carros parados lado a lado na linha das fotocélulas de largada. Vem então a arrancada propriamente dita. No pinheirinho é iniciada uma seqüência de 4 lâmpadas coloridas que vão do amarelo ao verde, quando os carros então partem e o cronômetro é acionado e só vai ser parado na passagem do carro pela fotocélula ao final do percurso registrando o tempo e a velocidade final. Caso o piloto movimente seu carro antes de acender a lâmpada verde, a largada é perdida e dada como "queimada". Numa prova deste gênero vale o conhecimento técnico do preparador, um bom ajuste do carro, a coragem do piloto e as vezes uma grande resistência física. Os campeonatos estão acontecendo regionalmente com as supervisões das federações de cada estado com participação em massa de público e pilotos. A participação nestas provas é bem abrangente, já que os regulamentos dispõem de categorias que vão desde as originais até as mais avançadas para protótipos de alta performance. Author: Blebootv Keywords: maverick km arrancada prova carro turbo competição esportiva v8 Added: September 22, 2008
Parody of John McCain's Comerical http://www.britethorn.com Voices by John T. Kramer and Chip Bradley Author: britethorn Keywords: John McCain Maverick New TV commerical Ad Sarah Palin Obama cowboy wasila alaska subpoena Added: September 20, 2008
The economy crumbles, and John McCain talks about celebrities. WTF? Author: BillORights1776 Keywords: john mccain barack obama cindy palin pow president politics douche sex stephen colbert pig lipstick maverick jon stewart Lindsay lohan barbara streisand lesbian celebritiy Added: September 17, 2008
Comments? Send us an email at insideprcomments@gmail.com, call us on the comment line on 206-337-0727, visit the Inside PR Blubrry site, or leave us a comment on the Inside PR show blog. This week on Inside PR Martin Waxman and Julie Rusciolelli discuss the reasons they began their PR businesses, Palette Public Relations and MAVERICK and the five signs you should start your own PR business. Show Notes 00:26 Martin opens the show 02:11 Martin introduces the show topic: Why you would want to start a PR business and the signs that you should start a PR business. 02:58 Martin introduces the first sign: When you love your job but hate going into work 05:44 Julie discusses the second sign: When your job becomes too easy and you feel as though you are almost on autopilot 06:38 Martin discusses the third sign: Taking the little things too seriously 10:09 Julie introduces the fourth sign: Culture shock: the culture you want to create is at odds with that of the existing agency 14:08 Martin discusses the last sign: An entrepreneurial calling 20:09 Martin recaps the five signs you should start your own PR business. 21:20 Martin and Julie close the show Our theme music is Streetwalker by Cjacks and is courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network; Roger Dey is our announcer. This week’s episode was produced by Janna Guberman.
Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/07/01/A_Critical_Look_at_the_Presidential_Nominees Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington argues that John McCain's move to the political right during the 2008 Presidential race has damaged his credibility. ----- A panel discussion at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival featuring Amy Goodman, David Brooks, Stuart Rothenberg, Arianna Huffington, Jonathan Capehart, Jim Wallis and moderated by Jonathan Alter. Arianna Huffington is a nationally syndicated columnist, author of eleven books and co-founder and editor of the HuffingtonPost.com. She is also co-host of Left, Right & Center, public radio's popular political roundtable program. Her weekly commentary is syndicated in newspapers across the country by Tribune Media Services. Huffington's many books include On Becoming Fearless...in Love, Work, and Life, Maria Callas: The Woman Behind the Legend, Picasso: Creator and Destroyer, Pigs at the Trough: How Corporate Greed and Political Corruption are Undermining America, and Fanatics and Fools: The Game Plan for Winning Back America. Author: ForaTv Keywords: john mccain sarah palin conservative far right wing maverick opinions base radical politicians president presidential election Added: September 16, 2008
Mmmmmaverick. Maverick, Maverick, Maverick. Maverick, Maverick, Maverick, Maverick. Maverick. Is it just my imagination, or are we hearing this word a whole LOT more lately? You usually hear it applied a politician who's staunchly independent and stubbornly non-conformist. But where'd we get an odd word like this? The answer involves a Texas political dynasty that added not one, but two, familiar words to English. Samuel Augustus Maverick was 19th-century Texas lawyer who went into politics. He was elected mayor of San Antonio in 1839 and later served in the Texas State Legislature. He also speculated in land deals. And he owned cattle, which he kept on a 385,000-acre ranch. In those days, cattlemen didn't always fence in their land, which meant their animals often roamed free. So, ranchers branded their cattle to prevent theft, and resolve disputes over ownership. Well, all the ranchers, that is, except for Samuel Maverick. Maverick was notorious for refusing to brand his own livestock. So whenever his neighbors saw an animal without a brand, especially a calf that had strayed from its mother, they'd say things like, 'Oh, that must be a Maverick.' Maverick told people he considered branding cruelty to animals. Skeptics, though, charged that by refusing to brand his animals, Maverick could then lay claim to any unbranded cattle as his own. Over the years, this term for a 'stray, unmarked calf' also came to apply to any kind of strong-willed nonconformist, particularly a politician not 'branded' by special interests. And the linguistic legacy of this Texas family goes even further. The Mavericks can take credit for yet another familiar English word that involves politics: That word is gobbledygook. Ggggobbledygook, gobbledygook, gobbledygook, gobbledy--well, you get the picture. Anyway, it turns out that Samuel Maverick's grandson, Maury Maverick, also went into politics, eventually serving in the U.S. Congress. A folksy, plainspoken Texan, Maury Maverick was appalled by the fog of stuffy, obfuscatory, bureaucratic language that hangs over and permeates Washington. In 1944, he penned an official memo to his colleagues and subordinates, urging them to speak and write in plain English. The memo read in part: 'Stay off the gobbledygook language. It only fouls people up. For Lord's sake, be short and say what you're talking about... Anyone using the words 'activation' and 'implementation' will be shot!' Talk about a real Maverick. Congressman Maverick later said he wasn't sure why the crazy word gobbledygook popped into his mind at just that moment. 'Perhaps,' he said, 'I was thinking of the old bearded turkey gobbler back in Texas who was always gobbledy-gobblin' and struttin' with ludicrous pomposity. At the end of this gobble there was a sort of â 'gook.'' In any case, both 'gobbledygook' and 'maverick' turned out to be way too useful to be forgotten. Both found their way into dictionaries--and onto the front page, especially in this election year. -- Get your language question answered on the air! Usage, grammar, spelling, punctuation, slang, old sayings, other languages, speech, writing, you name it. Call or write 24 hours a day: (877) WAY-WORD/(877) 929-9673, words@waywordradio.org, or visit our web
Mmmmmaverick. Maverick, Maverick, Maverick. Maverick, Maverick, Maverick, Maverick. Maverick. Is it just my imagination, or are we hearing this word a whole LOT more lately? You usually hear it applied a politician who's staunchly independent and stubbornly non-conformist. But where'd we get an odd word like this? The answer involves a Texas political dynasty that added not one, but two, familiar words to English. Samuel Augustus Maverick was 19th-century Texas lawyer who went into politics. He was elected mayor of San Antonio in 1839 and later served in the Texas State Legislature. He also speculated in land deals. And he owned cattle, which he kept on a 385,000-acre ranch. In those days, cattlemen didn't always fence in their land, which meant their animals often roamed free. So, ranchers branded their cattle to prevent theft, and resolve disputes over ownership. Well, all the ranchers, that is, except for Samuel Maverick. Maverick was notorious for refusing to brand his own livestock. So whenever his neighbors saw an animal without a brand, especially a calf that had strayed from its mother, they'd say things like, 'Oh, that must be a Maverick.' Maverick told people he considered branding cruelty to animals. Skeptics, though, charged that by refusing to brand his animals, Maverick could then lay claim to any unbranded cattle as his own. Over the years, this term for a 'stray, unmarked calf' also came to apply to any kind of strong-willed nonconformist, particularly a politician not 'branded' by special interests. And the linguistic legacy of this Texas family goes even further. The Mavericks can take credit for yet another familiar English word that involves politics: That word is gobbledygook. Ggggobbledygook, gobbledygook, gobbledygook, gobbledy--well, you get the picture. Anyway, it turns out that Samuel Maverick's grandson, Maury Maverick, also went into politics, eventually serving in the U.S. Congress. A folksy, plainspoken Texan, Maury Maverick was appalled by the fog of stuffy, obfuscatory, bureaucratic language that hangs over and permeates Washington. In 1944, he penned an official memo to his colleagues and subordinates, urging them to speak and write in plain English. The memo read in part: 'Stay off the gobbledygook language. It only fouls people up. For Lord's sake, be short and say what you're talking about... Anyone using the words 'activation' and 'implementation' will be shot!' Talk about a real Maverick. Congressman Maverick later said he wasn't sure why the crazy word gobbledygook popped into his mind at just that moment. 'Perhaps,' he said, 'I was thinking of the old bearded turkey gobbler back in Texas who was always gobbledy-gobblin' and struttin' with ludicrous pomposity. At the end of this gobble there was a sort of â 'gook.'' In any case, both 'gobbledygook' and 'maverick' turned out to be way too useful to be forgotten. Both found their way into dictionaries--and onto the front page, especially in this election year. -- Get your language question answered on the air! Usage, grammar, spelling, punctuation, slang, old sayings, other languages, speech, writing, you name it. Call or write 24 hours a day: (877) WAY-WORD/(877) 929-9673, words@waywordradio.org, or visit our web
***VIEW THIS VIDEO IN HQ*** ----------------------------- SARAH PALIN THIS IS FOR YOU ----------------------------- ----------------------------- WASHINGTON HAS SEX EVERY SINGLE DAY - SCREWING PEOPLE ALL OVER THE GLOBE BUT NOWHERE NEAR AS MUCH THAN HERE ON AMERICAN SOIL. IF YOU MAKE IT TO D.C., YOUR MASTERS AWAIT YOU. -------------------------- A SARAH PALIN WASHINGTON D.C. WELCOME I have sex every day, every single day With a picture Of desirable beauty And affordable emotion I have sex every day With the sun The moon And the ocean... By chance, by choice, by design, what voice Inside your head, are you led? Is it strange Interesting This awesome Amazing thing Our waves, our patterns Our brain, what matters Reactions and actions taken When it chatters... So chatter away, my parallel friend You'll meet more, I'm sure Before It all ends... And it will... (c)2008 Mac Ambo Author: CommentSense Keywords: SARAH PALIN JOHN MCCAIN HAVE SEX EVERY DAY COMMENTSENSE SPOKEN WORD Diddy Obama Blog LisaNova barackroll'd barracuda maverick Comedy Spoof Parody MILF VPILF PUMA COUGAR VP vp vice president alaska governor mason storm warpedcorp comedy nerdfighters vpilf Obama/Biden 2008 Barack Political Biden Commercial WHAT THE BUCK Documentary Commentary Analysis BarackObama JohnMcCain Alaska Independence Party Republican nominee AIP RNC SarahPalin Added: September 13, 2008
Polls show surging support for the John McCain Sarah Palin ticket. Here in Washington, the Republicans have pulled within a few points of Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Today we want you to help us understand why. Have you talked to people who are moving from undecided to McCain Palin? Put on your citizen reporter cap and tell us about it. We'll ask the Republican National Committee's Director of Online Communications why she thinks there's a surge in the West for the Republicans. McCain and Palin have embraced the maverick label. Historian of the West Richard White traces the derivation of the word maverick. Also today, who's your friend online. What's the difference between a Facebook friend and an in person friend? What I have learned about online friends is... you fill in the blank.
http://cspanjunkie.org/ http://votersthink.org/ www.johnmccain.com Barack Obama understands what it takes to make America number one in education again. Highlights How McCain and Palin are Not Mavericks, They Are Just More of The Same. On the air... http://hmatkin.blogspot.com John McCain gets BarackRoll'd at the Republican National Convention. By Hugh Atkin and Alastair Corrigall. Barack Obama spoke about the meaning of change today in at a town hall in Flint Michigan. Obama Smears McCain-Palin As Lipstick On A Pig We have to spread the truth about McCain ourselves because it's clear the corporate media won't. NOW. FAST. FURIOUS. EVERYWHERE. We are in the two-minute drill with no timeouts. No more sitting on the sidelines and allowing the McCain campaign to rack up points with countless distortions. As we've seen with The Real McCain 2 (nearly 4.5 million views and counting!), once the truth gets out, it's hard to stop. In the last few days we have seen a disgusting descent into the worst of sleazy smear politics. We need to spread the facts and the truth. Send this to your friends and relations, especially if they are unsure or undecided—they're more willing to believe you than a talking head! Spread the truth. Don't wait. It starts with you. Author: freedomanddemocracy Keywords: presidential forum barack obama john mccain joe biden sarah palin lipstick pig pitbull gaffe smear katie couric education tv ad response What Kind Ad Barack Obama No Maverick barackroll roll nomination convention speech president vice comedy funny rickroll parody spoof flint michigan change economy the original mavericks advertisement Smears McCain-Palin As Lipstick On Pig Joe Biden gotcha! news fact check Added: September 11, 2008
My over active imagination at work and at play conjures up disturbing images. Author: JCVdude Keywords: John McCain Satan Sadam George Bush republican Evil Osama maverick top gun Sarah Palin Added: September 11, 2008
