Thursday, August 28, 2008

Obama Wins Nomination; Biden and Bill Clinton Rally Party

Obama Wins Nomination; Biden and Bill Clinton Rally Party

A unanimous vote made Senator Barack Obama the first African-American to become a major party nominee for president.

 
As an African-American, as a Democrat and as an American who simply believes in it's ideals, this is, without doubt, the best feeling in the world.....I cannot express it in words.....wow......simply historic and I am glad to be on the planet as this occurred....

— Lorraine, Brooklyn

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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Hillary Clinton may have NOW redeemed herself with her CLASS act of moving for nomination of Barack Obama by acclamation! OsiSpeaks.com

— KYJurisDoctor, KY

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!

— Annette Blake, San Diego, CA.

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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It happened! Never thought it would during my lifetime! Congratulations to the first minority as the nominee of a major political party. BARACK OBAMA!!! This day will go down in American history. Whether Obama wins the election or not, he has already assured his place in our country's heart forever.

— Roger Cotton, Burlington, VT

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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What's with doing this when the rest of the country is commuting home? The regular working people that this thing is supposedly all about might want to be able to see history made live, rather than just the insiders or people who can take a day off to watch politics on TV. To prioritize speeches in prime time over the actual point of the convention -- nominating the first African-American as presidential nominee of a principle party -- is just inane beyond comprehension.

— Michael Drew, New York City

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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Can everybody now focus on how Obama will take charge of winning the election and stopped blaming Hillary (for everything, real and imagined) while expecting her to do all the work for him?

If he can't win on his own power he shouldn't have been nominated. So let's give Hillary a break for once...

That would be good.

— jh, nyc

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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I am an American. I have resided in Australia for over thirty years. I will be voting for the first time in the presidential election since I left the US. The US desparately needs change. It breaks my hear to see what we have become. It makes my heart soar to see what we can be.

— Alph Williams, Australia

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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A big step in an Improbable Journey.

At 4:49 pm Mountain and 6:49 Eastern Barack Obama became the Presidential Nominee of the Democratic Party. An awesome step for the party of Jefferson and the candidate from the state of Lincoln. This mountain top experience could only have happen in the mile high city, Denver, Colorado nestled along the majestic Rockies.

Well done!

NewsJReview

— Jay Suber, Atlanta

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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It's official.

Senator Hillary Clinton has done everything any man in her position could to graciously step aside. Now, after Obama loses in November, the Clinton bashing by the sore loser Obama supporters will ring just as hollow as the Clinton holdouts who say they want to vote for Mccain.

At last, Obama has to prove his worth and electability and the schoolgirl crush the NY Times, CNN, MSNBC and the rest of the mainstream media has on Barack falls away as Obama has to make his case to Main Street voters across the nation.

Truly a historic day with a capital "his"...but what history will actually remember is how the mainstream media misogyny ended the campaign of the Democrat best equipped to be the next President.

— Don Edmond, Cambridge, MA

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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Absolutely Fabulous. Senator Clinton, you did the RIGHT thing. As a woman that voted for the first time when I was 19 for your husband in 1991 (both terms) and for you both terms for Senator, you put the COUNTRY FIRST. Thank you!

— Deborah, Jamaica, New York

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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The Manchurian candidacy of Barack Hussein Obama continues apace...

Who is this man? His mysterious, exotic origins, shrouded in a veil of silence. The unaccounted for years in his early twenties, when he began his "Journey to the Self". His extraordinary discipline - he can hold his breath underwater for six minutes at a time and drop his heart rate below thirty at will. The prophet Sinatra foretold his remarkable ascendancy in 1959, but even now, those rhetorical flourishes of "change" and "hope" - nebulous tonics in a troubled time - continue to dupe an entire party.

The question remains - when and where will he be activated?

— Truth teller, NY

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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What a lady! What an American! You tell me who is fit for the presidency!!

— hm, expertrn@comcast.net

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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So long, Hillary. Our hearts are broken. You have acted in a magnificent way and we are all very proud of you. But our dream of electing the first woman president of this country will never die because of you.Someday soon and we all hope in our lifetime, that ceiling will be shattered to smithereens. Progress takes time and hardwork and you have shown us how it is done.

The DNC does not deserve you.

We thank you, Hillary !

— Leticia P.Carlos, California

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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I am appalled and shocked at the gall of Clinton to move to suspend the rollcall vote and the obvious DNC manipulations behind this atrocious move. I am no longer a democrat!

— gazzarillo, cal

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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I think both her speech last night and her actions today were very nicely done.

— Bob, Sunnyvale

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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The nomination of Obama is a great historic moment in our history, unfortunately imposed upon by the misplaced Clinton ego's.

Too much time has been wasted on appeasing Hillary and Bill. It is hard to tell who the honored candidate is.

— Fred, New York City

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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Hillary Clinton is a person. I am proud to be an American!! Now, take that , you "flag waving"., "God_fearing hypocrites"!! Maybe, we have a chance to be freed from your "Angel of Light" mentality!!

— JAMES B., MOUNT VERNON,NY

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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Great news for the Democratic Party and for the United States. A great finish to the superb speech that Hillary gave at the convention. Well done!

— Andre Sauvageot, Reston, Virginia

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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Barack Obama got the nomination, but yesterday and today Hillary Clinton was the star.

What's next for her?

— MsLadyLib, Metuchen, New Jersey

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August 27th, 2008 8:07 pm

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Lets please call Obama's race by what it actually is Bi-Racial thats what it is and it is ok.

— David g, Houston

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August 27th, 2008 8:17 pm

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What are all the women Clinton backer's going to do when there is nobody around to listen to them cry about poor Hillary? Some people are poor losers and this group of Hillary supporters are among the worst. Don't they understand that voters are darn tired of the Clinton antic's that they have pulled on the American people? Don't they realize that the Clinton time has gone? Hillary needs to watch Billy Clinton so that he doesn't get in to more trouble than he already has.

— Michael Keller, Spokane, WA

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August 27th, 2008 8:17 pm

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If your focus is the two, political parties then I suppose this is an occasion for celebration.

But for some of us, this is a triumph of sexism in the main stream media, and cult-of-personality politics.

With 43 voters backed "a real guy. I could have a beer with him," despite his lack of qualifications or substance, and now with the probable 44 we have "he's cool. it's time for a new generation," despite his lack of accomplishments or substance.

At least this is a liberal, hollow suit instead of a conservative, hollow suit.

Is that really enough of an improvement to be happy about?

— JimF, Los Altos, CA

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August 27th, 2008 8:17 pm

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Hillary.... she is too good to be true. Never will I cast my vote for BO

— Richard Streiff, California

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August 27th, 2008 8:17 pm

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I just watched the roll call andI am furious.What happend to the Democratic Party? Delegates from the states Clinton won decided to cast their votes to Obama ignoring the wishes of the people whom they are representing.My vote is negated and I have become invisible.

— CJ, Houston

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August 27th, 2008 8:17 pm

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The sight of the entire Convention joining hands, singing, and dancing to "Love Train" was beautiful and thrilling! I hope this puts an end to questions of whether or not the party can unite, and shows the Nation that this Party is read to LEAD!

— Eileen, Los Angeles, CA

 

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Monday, August 25, 2008

Democratic National Convention (DNC) Podium Schedule - Day 1, Aug. 25, 2008

Democratic National Convention Podium Schedule
Monday, August 25, 2008 - ONE NATION

Time Shown as local - Denver, Colorado MST

3:00 PM - 7:00 PM (LOCAL)

Call to Order
The Honorable Howard Dean
Chair, Democratic National Committee
Former Governor of Vermont

Invocation
The Honorable Polly Baca - Greeley, Colorado
Former Colorado State Senator
President & CEO Latin American Research & Service Agency

Presentation of Colors
Navajo Code Talkers Association
Keith Little, Frank Willeto, Bill Toledo, Jimmy Begay

Pledge of Allegiance
Angela Morgan -Alexandria, Virginia
Served 9 years in the Marines and now runs a leadership development small business

National Anthem
Colorado Children's Chorale
Group over 30-years old - Tad Koriath (piano)
Local children (7-14) performing throughout US & the world (China, Asia, Europe, etc.)

Welcome
Reverend Leah D. Daughtry
Convention CEO & Chief of Staff, Democratic National Committee

Video - "Welcome to the West"

Introduction of and Report by the Credentials Committee
The Honorable Howard Dean
Chair, Democratic National Committee
Eliseo Roques-Arroyo
Co-Chair Credentials Committee
Former Executive Director, Democratic Party of Puerto Rico
James Roosevelt, Jr.
Co-Chair Credentials Committee
Pres. & CEO Tuffs Health Plan (HMO) and grandson of FDR
The Honorable Alexis Herman
Co Chair Credentials Committee
Former US Secretary of Labor

Introduction of and Report by the Rules Committee
The Honorable Howard Dean
Chair, Democratic National Committee
Sunita Leeds
Co-Chair Rules Committee
Chair of the DNC Indo-American Leadership Council
The Honorable Mary Rose Oakar
Co-Chair Rules Committee
Former Member of the US Congress, Ohio,
President of the American-Arab Anti Discrimination Committee
The Honorable David Walters
Co-Chair Rules Committee
Former Governor of Oklahoma
President of Walters Power International

Video - Changing the Course of Our Nation
Featuring Ashley Baia -Native of Pennsylvania and an Obama field organizer mentioned in Obama's Philadelphia speech. Know as the "sandwich girl" who, at age 9, convinced her mother she liked mustard & relish sandwiches to save money while her mother was fighting cancer. She is now twenty-three.

Introduction of Convention Co-Chairs
The Honorable Howard Dean
Chair, Democratic National Committee
The Honorable Shirley Franklin
Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
The Honorable Leticia Van de Putte
State Senator, Texas District 26
The Honorable Kathleen Sebelius
Governor of Kansas
The Honorable Nancy Pelosi
Speaker of the US House of Representatives
Member of the US House of Representatives, California
Permanent Chair of the 2008 Democratic National Convention

Turning Over the Gavel
The Honorable Howard Dean, temporary Chair of the Convention turns over the gavel to
The Honorable Nancy Pelosi, Permanent Chair of the 2008 Democratic Convention.

Remarks
The Honorable Doris Matsui, Parliamentarian
Member of the US House of Representatives, California

Andrew Tobias, Treasurer
Democratic Party Treasurer

Remarks by the Secretary and the Electronic Roll Call of Attendance
Alice Travis Germond - West Virginia
Secretary, Democratic Party
Member of the Democratic National Committee

Remarks - Presentation of Platform
The Honorable Patricia Madrid
Co-Chair Platform Committee
Attorney General of New Mexico

Judith McHale
Co-Chair Platform Committee
Business Executive (former President, Discovery Communications; Board of DigitalGlobal)

Remarks
The Honorable John Hickenlooper
Mayor of Denver, Colorado

Congressional Hispanic Caucus
The Honorable Joe Baca
Member of the US House of Representatives, California

The Honorable Grace Napolitano
Member of the US House of Representatives, California

The Honorable Silvestre Reyes
Member of the US House of Representatives, Texas

Remarks
Nancy Keenan
President, NARAL - Pro-Choice America

The Honorable Emil Jones, Jr.
State Senator, Illinois
Amanda Kubik
Young Delegate - North Dakota

Ret. Rear Admiral John Hutson,
Pres. Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord - lifetime Republican

Reg Weaver
President, National Education Association

The Honorable Manuel Diaz
Mayor of Miami, Florida

Video - Changing the Course of Our Nation
Featuring Gabrielle Grossman
New Hampshire Obama Supporter "U2 mamma for Obama"

Remarks
The Honorable Lisa Madigan
Attorney General, Illinois

The Honorable Dan Hynes
Comptroller, Illinois

The Honorable Alexi Giannoulis
State Treasurer, Illinois

Randi Weingarten
American Federation of Teachers

The Honorable Amy Klobuchar
US Senator, Minnesota

Musical Performance
John Legend (vocals & piano) and accompanied by:
Agape Choir - International Spiritual Center, Culver City, CA
Trans-denominational Spiritual Community founded by Dr. Michael Bernard Beckwith

Video/Remarks
The Honorable Nancy Pelosi
Speaker of the US House of Representatives
Permanent Chair, Democratic National Convention

Video - First Time Delegates: Renewing America's Promise

America's Town Hall - Economy
Moderator: Senator Sherrod Brown - Ohio,
Panelists: Ned Helms, Lisa Olivares, Dr. Laura Tyson, Jon Schnur

Remarks
Margie Perez
New Orleans jazz singer & song writer from Musicians Village

President Jimmy Carter Segment
Jimmy Carter/New Orleans Video
Acknowledgment of President Carter

Remarks
Maya Soetoro-Ng
Half-sister of Barack Obama
High School teacher - Hawaii

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Remarks
The Honorable Jesse Jackson, Jr.
Member of the US House of Representatives, Illinois

Mike Fisher & Cheryl Fisher - Beech Grove, Indiana
Mike - Amtrak tech & Cheryl - hospital tech (hosted Obama for lunch)

Tom Balanoff
President, SEIU Local 1 (Chicago)

Senator Edward M. Kennedy Tribute
Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg
Daughter of the late President John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy

Video - Edward M. Kennedy Video

Remarks
The Honorable Miguel Del Valle
City Clerk of Chicago, Illinois

Candi Schmieder
Delegate Chair, Iowa County Convention

Jerry Kellman
Hired & supervised Obama at Developing Communities Project - Chicago, Illinois

Introduction of Jim Leach by
The Honorable Tom Harkin
US Senator, Iowa

The Honorable Jim Leach
Former Republican Member of the US House of Representatives, 1st District, Iowa

Introduction of Claire McCaskill by
Austin Esposito
Son of Senator McCaskill

The Honorable Claire McCaskill
US Senator, Missouri

Video - Michelle Obama Package

Introduction to the Michelle Obama Package
Craig Robinson
Older brother of Michelle Obama

Remarks
Michelle Obama
Wife of Presidential Candidate Barack Obama

Benediction
Don Miller -Portland, Oregon
Best-selling author & public speaker focusing on Christian spirituality

Recess
The Honorable Kathleen Sebelius
Governor of Kansas

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Friday, August 22, 2008

ENTREVISTA PARA VAGA NUMA GRANDE EMPRESA PETROLIFERA ANGOLANA


ENTREVISTA PARA VAGA NUMA GRANDE EMPRESA PETROLIFERA ANGOLANA


1º - Candidato formado na Universidade Católica

Director: - Qual é a coisa mais rápida do mundo?
Candidato: - Ora, é um pensamento.
Director: - Por quê?
Candidato: - Porque um pensamento ocorre quase instantaneamente.
Director: - Muito bem, excelente resposta.


2º - Candidato formado na Universidade Lusiadas
Director: - Qual é a coisa mais rápida do mundo?
Candidato: - Um piscar de olhos.
Director: - Por quê?
Candidato: - Porque é tão rápido que as vezes nem o vemos.
Director: - Óptimo.


3º - Candidato formado na Universidade Oscar Ribas
Director: - Qual é a coisa mais rápida do mundo?
 Candidato: - A luz
 Director: - Por quê?
Candidato: - Veja, ao ligarmos um interruptor acendemos uma lâmpada a 5km
de distância instantaneamente.
Director: - Excelente.

 
4º - Candidato fazendo curso na Universidade Agostinho Neto
Director: - Qual é a coisa mais rápida do mundo?
Candidato: - Uma diarreia...
Director: - Como assim? Você está a brincar comigo? Explique-se melhor...
Candidato: - Isso mesmo Sr. Director. Ontem a noite eu, tive uma diarreia tão forte, que
antes que eu pudesse pensar, que pudesse piscar os olhos ou que pudesse acender a luz, já me tinha cagado todo...
Director: - O emprego é seu.


CONCLUSÃO:
Fundamento técnico e cálculo não é tudo... Entender de cagadas é o que o mercado Angolano precisa.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

A traição afecta muita gente; tenha cuidado que a mentira tem pernas curtas

A traição afecta muita gente; tenha cuidado que a mentira tem pernas curtas
 
O director disse à secretária: Vamos viajar para o exterior por uma semana, faça os preparativos da viagem!

A secretária faz uma chamada para o marido: Vou viajar a para o exterior com o meu director por uma semana. Cuida-te.

O marido liga para a amante: Minha mulher vai viajar para o exterior por uma semana, então nós vamos passar a semana juntos, meu docinho!

A amante liga para um menino a quem ela dá aulas de explicação: Tenho muito trabalho próxima semana não precisas vir às aulas.

O menino liga para o seu avô: Vô, na próxima semana não tenho aulas, a minha professora estará ocupada. Vamos passar a semana juntos.

O avô (
que é o director
) liga para a secretária: Vou passar a próxima semana com o meu neto, não poderemos participar naquele encontro. Cancele a viagem.

A secretária liga para o marido: A próxima semana o meu director tem muito trabalho, cancelámos a viagem..

O marido liga para a amante: Não poderemos passar a próxima semana juntos, a viagem da minha mulher foi cancelada.

A amante liga para o menino das aulas de explicação: Esta semana vamos ter aulas como normalmente.

O menino liga para o avô: Vô, a minha professora disse que esta semana tenho aulas. Desculpe-me, não vai dar para fazer-lhe companhia.

O avô liga para a sua secretária: Não se preocupe, na próxima semana vamos participar naquele encontro.
Continue com os preparativos.
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