Free Land Medical

Country: 65.61.102.237, North America, US

City: -90.4539 Missouri, United States

Zero stars. This is not the real product. Not even sealed, but most definitely not the actual product. Wrong texture, wrong scent, just wrong. Shame on you!

Collision 2012 is a fascinating and objective recap of the 2012 election. Balz spends more time on the Republican campaign, since the primaries did take so long, but he summarizes the two years while emphasizing the most important events and developments. In fact, his recount makes the entire primary campaign seem much less tedious and time consuming than I remember it actually being. Balz has no political axe to grind and is even sympathetic at times, not only to Romney and Obama, but to several others, specifically Gingrich, Perry, and Santorum. What was most fascinating, and a bit mindboggling, was the Obama campaign use of technology, demographics and data driven research. Their campaign began much earlier and by the time the actual election period started, the managers' ability to hone in on voters was a fine art (or exquisitely fine tuned technology). It is surprising that the Romney campaign was so far behind and did not even realize until too late just how advanced in number crunching the Democrats were. It is also surprising that Romney, for all his much vaunted managerial and analytical skills, did not have a better run campaign. While he himself made some egregious gaffes, a number of major errors were made at the mid echelon level, including the decision to have Clint Eastwood speak at the convention rather than show a video that demonstated Romney's warm and personable side. The example given by an Obama major manager about receiving only two pertinent and personal contacts from an Obama volunteer who had his name on a list, in contrast to a large number of mailed flyers from the Romney campaign is a dramatic example of how differently the two campaign groups used resources. It is now evident that the Republicans were woefully behind in the use of technology and data driven decision making. As Balz makes clear, the pattern for future elections has been set. Two thoughts arise: 1) Perhaps the Democrats should make use of the same technology and its data base to make sure that future voters are registered, especially in key states and precincts where Republican legislatures are putting into place tougher voting registration requirements. And 2) why can't Jim Messina go to work for the government and maybe get things done?

Again, Mr. Horn hits the nail on the head! This book is both a worthy and important read if you want to know what is really happening around you. It is well researched and easy to follow, yet extremely informative. Highly Recommended!

I had been using Magix movie edit version 17. The new movie edit pro 2013 shows promise but is buggy, a update version was downloaded and installed and it too was buggy. So far the program has crashed a total of 8 times!

Like this lite it helps me to see with out waking others up when I go to check them out at night at home when we have our great niece over she is nine months old and don't need to wake very one up and don't step on their toys

I really debated buying this stroller but it was worth the money. I needed a stroller to take to Disney and the cheap umbrella strollers were too low for me to push around comfortably all day. I'm 5 ft 10 in tall. This one was really comfortable and had storage underneath. I love the mesh back, even more after my son spilled ice cream on it and after rinsing, the seat dried really quickly. The full canopy was great and I love that it folds up compactly and easily, even stands vertically on its own. This was a great purchase!