7/12/10 INDEPENDENCE DAY, ME TO WASHINGTON TIMES ATThe Washington
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DEAR UNSOLICITED,

AND NOW YOU LEARN A BIT. I AM BUSY. I ONLY PASSIVELY DO NOT MIND THAT
YOU SEND ME YOUR VIRTUAL PAPAER. I'LL GLANCE AT FREE MOMENT,

DO NOT WORRY ABOUT ME PUBLISHING OR RE-PUBLISHING YOU, O K. YOU ARE
NOT EXACT SCIENCE YET.

BUT IF YOU PREACHING PLEASE USE THE DEFINITIONS PROPERLY; THEY ARE
EVEN IN WIKIPEDIA.

Power point, just like word file, in the persons personal data base
does not constitute publication and republication; and even dvd doe
not cut it until it is sold on the very clear profit contract; free
dvd might have to get classified yet, as free dvd is given in the
interest of the published ( DO YOU NED A LAWYER TO GET THAT)

What you so wrong about is that OPEN PUBLIC BOARD OR WWW  posting is
not PUBLICATION
OR -COPYING INTO THE INTERNET ( WHICH YOU FUNNY CALL 'RE-PUBLICATION'
- SOMETHING
ALREADY IN PUBLIC DOMEIN IS ALREADY PUBLISHED; 'RE-PUBLICATION' USE TO
MEAN THAT
PUBLISHED DID NOT PRINT ENOUGHT COPIES, SO REPUBLISHED USULLY AS NEXT
EDIT;
IN THE INTERNET - YOU DO NOT RUN OUR OF VISUAL COPIES; SO WRONG AGAIN)

THERE WAS MORE WRONG WITH DEFNITION; I DO NOT PROVIDE FREE SERVICE
HERE.

HAPPY PUBLISHING SELF.

REGARDS TO THE MUTUAL ASSOCIATES.

GOSH, ALSO WHAT YOU SEND TO ME IS MINE.

ALSO , I DO NOT EVEN HAVE TO WARN YOU TO SHARE MY LETTER HERE.

GET THE LAWYER; DO NOT GET HARD ATTACK, PLEASE.


AGNES CHEERY


On Sat, Jul 10, 2010 at 6:01 AM, The Washington Times
<member@washingtontimesmail.com> wrote:

     Saturday, July 10, 2010

Politics & Government



Minnesota race a cash dash
In the land of frugal Lutheran bachelor farmers, the lakeful of
campaign cash gushing into one congressional race is already way above
average.


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PRUDEN: Flying to the moon on feel-good pills
Barack Obama's sex-change surgery for America continues, without even
the consolation of anesthesia. (A lot of voters have been asleep,
anyway.) Dr. Obama hopes to get the surgery finished before the
patient wakes up in November to his considerably altered bodyscape.

Obama plays blame game on stump
President Obama labeled the recession a result of "a decade of
irresponsibility" under Republicans, stepping up his effort to draw
sharp distinctions between Democrats and the GOP ahead of November's
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Medicare chief set with hefty retirement sum
President Obama's decision to name Dr. Donald Berwick the country's
chief Medicare officer by recess appointment means senators won't get
a chance to question him anytime soon about a nonprofit job that has
boosted his profile and personal fortunes.

Idaho 'Blue Dog' Democrat awash in campaign greenbacks
Democratic Rep. Walt Minnick, seeking to buck the odds and the
national mood in his conservative Idaho district, was bolstered this
week by a strong new fund-raising report and an upgrade in his re-
election prospects by a leading political forecaster.

Inside the Beltway
The feminine dynamics will play out upon "the nexus of politics,
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"how the proximity to political power dictates where one fits within
Beltway society," promises Bravo, on confirming that 'The Real
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IMF insists U.S. curb deficits
Echoing fiscal hawks in Washington, the International Monetary Fund on
Thursday called on the United States to make a stronger effort to curb
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