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1. QQ 338 Asia Is The Ultimate Place Where One Can Enjoy Poker Online
March 10, 2018

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — QQ 338 Asia that has opened its doors for the masses earlier, is now one of the biggest gaming establishments on the web. It has beaten many records in a row and can be easily called one of the most successful online wagering establishments in the history. It has attracted the masses from Asia and is now spreading fast all over the globe and its velocity is impressing the pundits. Judi Online has been long considered one of the leading casinos that have been created. Many love to gamble but it is a social taboo for their loved ones. All that these people can do is r... (read more)

Author: John Doe

2. Rocky Mountain Spine and Disc Can Help With The Knee Pain
November 30, 2017

New York, NY, USA - Rocky Mountain Spine and Disc have been specialized in delivering top notch medical service since decades ago. Their vast experience in the field is a testament to how far can a company that specializes in medical assistance can actually go. Being commercial at their core - there is not much room for growth for privately owned companies, or so do the pundits say these days. Nevertheless, this statement cannot be farther away from the truth. Low Back Pain is well known about the simple folk from the country. They know that their back aches but there isn’t much to do, or s... (read more)

Author: John Doe

3. The Real Story: Black Friday US Gun Sales
December 01, 2016

Gun sales during the past eight years of the Obama administration have been very good. A 2016 report from the National Shooting Sports Foundation showed the gun industry has grown by more than 150 percent since President Barack Obama was elected in 2008. Right wing and left wing pundits have suggested this growth has been fueled by fears guns will be regulated out of existence, or that gun owners will be criminalized by what many gun rights supporters call a cabal of Democrats, leftists,...... (read more)

4. Rise of ‘Fake News’ Spurs Angst in Internet Age
November 29, 2016

A common narrative that emerged during this year's presidential race was that of a country divided, which experts and pundits say explains the rise - and stunning electoral victory - of Republican Donald Trump over his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton.  The other story of 2016 is the rise of so-called “fake news” and its spike on social media outlets. Facebook, in particular, has come under fire, having surpassed Google as the biggest...... (read more)

5. Hurricane Matthew Stirs up Political Dust Storm
October 07, 2016

On its current trajectory, Hurricane Matthew is not expected to have a direct impact on Washington, D.C. But as it barrels up the East Coast, pundits on both sides of the political spectrum are accusing each other of using the storm to advance their political agenda. The hurricane is set to roll through several battleground states considered crucial to the presidential election, now less than five weeks away. The storm is also renewing a debate over global warming, which scientists have...... (read more)

6. Campaign Focus Shifts to Next Clinton-Trump Debate
October 05, 2016

In the aftermath of Tuesday's vice presidential debate, the focus has shifted to the second presidential debate between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, which will be Sunday in St. Louis, Missouri.  Trump in particular has a lot riding on his performance in the second debate: It could be one of his last opportunities to turn the race around. Some early polls and many pundits gave Republican Mike Pence a slight edge over Democrat Tim Kaine in the only vice...... (read more)

7. After Debate, Supporters Fight for Bragging Rights
September 27, 2016

After the major U.S. party candidates left the stage, the dialogue continued at Hofstra University, host of the first presidential debate of 2016. A battle of words among both pundits and students ensued over which candidate had earned bragging rights, and who went home a loser. Ramon Taylor reports from Hofstra University.... (read more)

8. Post Debate, Supporters Fight for Bragging Rights
September 27, 2016

After the major U.S. party candidates left the stage, the dialogue continued at Hofstra University, host of the first presidential debate of 2016. A battle of words among both pundits and students ensued over which candidate had earned bragging rights, and who went home a loser. Ramon Taylor reports from Hofstra University.... (read more)

9. Where Have all the Compact Vans Gone?
August 16, 2016

It was widely predicted, just a few short years ago, that the increasing marketplace demand for courier work services would drive a massive increase in sales for all types of vans – including the small compact variety. Yet the latest figures from surveys show that this ‘compact van boom’ just isn’t happening, even though van sales overall are very buoyant. What’s happening? The Small Compact Van Some pundits will tell you that the very small van arrived in the early years of this century and quote models like the Berlingo to prove their point. That, of course, is nonsense.... (read more)

Author: Laura Jeeves

10. Green Party Seeks Sanders Supporters to Expand Its Base
August 08, 2016

HOUSTON— The Green Party is appealing to disgruntled supporters of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and millions of young voters saddled with student loan debt in an attempt to challenge the two-party dominance of U.S. politics.   Political experts and pundits see little hope the small party can achieve that goal, but these same experts admit to having been confounded by many of this year’s developments. At the Green Party national convention Saturday in Houston, delegates nominated Massachusetts physician Jill Stein for the presidency, amid chants of “Jill, not Hill&rd... (read more)

11. Former Intelligence Official: North Korea Regime Stable
May 11, 2016

Kim Jong Un's hold on power in North Korea appears more secure than many pundits suggest, a former South Korean intelligence official said. Dr. Suh Hoon, former deputy director for North Korean Intelligence at National Intelligence Service, South Korea's main intelligence agency, said the North Korean regime is currently stable and is likely to remain in power for the foreseeable future despite increased international sanctions against the country. Suh, a prominent North Korea expert, is an authority on Pyongyang's leadership. The assessment came a day after North Korea en... (read more)

12. Pundits Were Sure Trump Would Falter
May 04, 2016

Some in the U.S. media smugly predicted that billionaire reality TV personality Donald Trump would never be the Republican Party's choice for president. But now that he's become the presumptive nominee, let's look at what the political pundits have been predicting about him since last summer. July 2015 James Fallows, The Atlantic magazine:  "The chance of his winning [the] nomination and election is exactly zero." New York Post headline: "Trump is toast after insult: 'McCain not a war hero.'" Ben White, CNBC:  "Donald Trump ... (read more)

13. New Technology Trials Benefit the Courier Driver
February 17, 2016

Ten to fifteen years ago, many pundits were predicting that new technology would revolutionise the day-to-day job of the typical courier driver. Today, with the benefit of hindsight, those predictions are seen to have been over-optimistic. Yet there is little doubt that revolutionary change is on the way to the courier industry. Some examples of that are currently being displayed by the authorities in Greenwich. The History of the Electric Van It is not widely known that the first electrical vehicles were operating on the streets of London in the 1880s during the reign of Queen Vi... (read more)

Author: Laura Jeeves

14. Donald Trump: Victim of a Most Serious Deception?
February 15, 2016

“But everyone must be quick to hear, slow to speak and slow to anger; for the anger of man does not achieve the righteousness of God.” (James 1: 19-20 NASB) Among the newscasters and pundits it is heard every day that Donald Trump is reflecting the anger of the American people. According to the apostle James that will not change very much and, in fact, in America’s fallen moral state, it may be what brings us to judgment rather than birthing some renewal of “greatness.” Shouldn’t we be asking if God is angry? We complain about Obama’s lawlessness and obviously sleazy moral agend... (read more)

Author: Michael Bresciani

15. Why do people prefer online Pandits for marriage in Bangalore?
April 04, 2015

Cities like Bangalore are rapidly evolving as truly metropolitans where you find people from practically every corner of the country. They intermingle with each other seamlessly and form a communal culture where there is no discrimination or difference based on language, religion or caste. However, religious rituals and big events of life like marriage or childbirth needs pundits who know the customs and traditions of that particular region and caste. Since it is very difficult to find a suitable person through personal links, people prefer online Pandits for marriage in Bangalore or every big... (read more)

Author: John Edward

16. Microsoft surface tablets reading the fine print - China Nicad Rechargeable Batteries
March 28, 2015

Yesterday Microsoft announced it would be making two Windows tablets of its own — one Windows8-based and another Windows RT-based. Today, pundits, partners and potential customers are sifting through thousands of articles, the streaming video feed of the announcement and online documents for more particulars about the coming devices. My ZDNet colleague Ed Bott, who was at the Los Angeles announcement on June 18, has all the known speeds, feeds and first impressions. As I have been covering this one from afar, I’ve been looking through the fine print for additional interesting tidbits. Here’s w... (read more)

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17. Deciphering the Infinite Scroll Trend in Website Design
October 22, 2014

At the start of every new year, web designing pundits sit down to look over the developments in the past year to predict the trends for the coming months. This year, the pundits have forecasted a growing relevance of the infinite scroll trend in website design or the rise of the single long-page layout. This design phenomenon came into prominence last year and from then onwards, has picked up steadily in popularity. But before you feel inspired to adopt it for your website, it is worthwhile to delve into the whys and the wherefores of the trend so that you can appreciate it and use it more mea... (read more)

Author: Infinista Concepts

18. Rajasthani work Dabu prints cotton dress material online
March 21, 2014

http://www.unnatisilks.com/salwar-kameez-online/by-style-salwar-kameez/dabu-prints.html The dabu prints are skilled mostly in Rajasthan. It has prepared out extraordinary fabrics of very vibrant colors. There are also mind blowing designs that have left modern pundits surprised. The dress material like salwar kameez has got dabu prints done. The printing is done in a specific art pattern. This mud-stand out hand-block printing is skilled mostly in the state of Rajasthan, India. The procedure involves hand block printing to be done on the fabric with Dabu paste. It is made from clay... (read more)

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19. Sidecar app lets you share photos, location and live video duringcalls - Bmw Diagnostic Tools
November 20, 2013

Despite what hyperbolic pundits might tell you , the phone call is not dead. But it could use a kick in the pants.That's what Sidecar is trying to do with new apps for iPhone and Android . Sidecar supplements traditional phone calls with photos, video andother info, which users can share back and forth as they talk. Whentwo Sidecar users converse, they see a list of these sharingoptions on the dialer. "See what I see" sends live video from thephone's rear or front camera to the other caller. Users canalso send photos, share their locations on a map–I'mimagining a "meet me here i... (read more)

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20. Cloud - once again has proved its advantage
November 18, 2013

London’s second largest international airport Gatwick has migrated to a virtualized environment! This news has created quite a buzz in the technological sphere. Cloud experts and technological pundits have described this migration as one of the significant ones. Let’s see why – If reports are to be believed, then the CIO of Gatwick Airport, Michael Ibbitson has been responsible for this change. Elaborating about this switchover, Ibbitson has stated that most airports have opted for big infrastructure investment in IT which doesn’t make sense. With hundreds of companies across the world m... (read more)

Author: Paul Anderson

21. GM Death Watch It Ain't Gonna Happen!
November 14, 2013

I have been enjoying reading the news these past few days, perhaps in a perverse sort of way. Pundits and prognosticators are all forecasting the pending doom of the world’s largest automaker as if the approaching layoffs and restructuring are signaling the venerable automaker’s end. Certainly, GM has some problems – big ones – but the company isn’t likely to go away or even file for bankruptcy. The news isn’t all that it seems to be on this subject either…GM will survive and likely thrive in the decades ahead. Okay, I am not crazy. Could GM go away? Of course, as could any poorly managed com... (read more)

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22. America Enters Stage Three of the Prophetic Message
November 12, 2013

ObamaCare is now sliding or perhaps slithering into home plate and has finally gotten the attention of most Americans. Democrats, the main stream media and the most goggle-eyed pundits like Bill Maher have all sat up and noticed that the Liar in Chief has put one over on them So what could an old preacher possibly have to say about ObamaCare; isn’t it totally out of his purview and field of expertise? Not on your life – it is the very heart of my message. For upwards of 38 years I have warned that America is heading for a fiscal fall that will make the old crash of ‘29’ look mil... (read more)

Author: Michael Bresciani

23. The Advantages of Automatic Metal Gates
November 10, 2013

Since securing your home and ensuring that its safety and comfort is a top-notch priority nowadays, you ought to ensure that you use secure gates. Actually, there are no types of gates that can be considered more secure than automatic metal gates. Regardless of where you are, you have to make sure that you choose the most suitable metallic garden gate that can guard your garden from intruders. Most pundits recommend steel and aluminum gates as suitable custom garden gate solutions fit for protecting a garden adequately. All in all, you ought to settle for an option that is both secure an... (read more)

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24. Will Raman Singh do it third time in Chhattisgarh: How is Congress combating?
November 05, 2013

BY HEMENDRA JHA NOVEMBER 3, 2013 Congress is out of power in Chhatisgarh for the last 10 years. It is making coordinated efforts to get an edge over the ruling BJP in the state. Pro-poor policies of Raman Singh has made him the favourite among the political pundits for retaining power in the state for a consecutive third time and will thus retain the chair of CM. Chhatisgarh has proved to become a model state for Food security with 35 lakh families receiving rice at cheap rates. Together with the efficient Public Distribution System, Raman Singh has increased his stature as a Chie... (read more)

Author: Hemendra Jha

25. Looking At Purchasing Real Estate? Check Out These Tips!
November 03, 2013

Despite what some pundits are saying, the current economy is great for those in the market for a house. It can provide respectable profits, and doesn't require much start up cost. The advice in the following article will give you some helpful tips on finding an affordable investment opportunity that has a good chance of becoming profitable. Real estate agents would do well to reach out to former clients during the holiday season or the anniversary of a purchase date. Additional contact from you will help them remember how valuable your services were during their real estate experience. Le... (read more)

Author: Sarah Mathias