| Reaching for the summit
WE could expand controlled immigration from many nations to further diversify and enhance Australia's amazing cultural spread. My vision is to ensure Australians can easily gain work for minimum conditions and pay. We would see the return of government-funded university places with less focus on overseas full-fee paying students. VIVIAN PROW Home duties Social inclusion DELEGATES to the summit should consult. I would go out into my community and ask people what they think and ask them for solutions to take to Canberra. The best solutions will come from the widest possible input on the environment and cultural diversity, while sustaining a well-balanced economy. LEIGH HOWARD Student Economic infrastructure MY vision by 2020 is for Australia to become the leading expert for development of alternative energy resources, thus ensuring our prosperity.
Hospitals / Health Care
Decker works with the blood services department of the American Red Cross's Tennessee Valley Region. Over the past year, Shelbyville's support of American Red Cross blood drives has plummeted from 50 units of blood each month to fewer than 30. Some months, as few as 15 units have been collected... .
ESPN.com news services
A bone chip from a pre-existing condition from high school led to a November surgery that ended Vilma's season and effectively ended his Jets career. He only started jogging recently, but hopes to be running at full speed within a month. Vilma is in the last year of his contract.
-- John Clayton, ESPN.com Rams part ways with WR Bruce
Wide receiver Isaac Bruce, the last remaining player from the team's 1995 move from Los Angeles to St. Louis, was released after each side failed to reach a lower salary number. Bruce, 36, was scheduled to make $5 million this year, including a $2 million roster bonus due Friday. A year ago, Bruce was cut but then was re-signed by the Rams. This time, St. Louis decided to part ways, leaving the Rams with Torry Holt and Drew Bennett as their top two receivers.
Debunking the Reagan Myth
Someone should ask Obama about his vote for the bankruptcy "reform" law that makes it harder for debtors to get rid of credit card debt. At least Bill Clinton consistently vetoed that one before Bush replaced him. Obama's whole modus operandi has been to run as a "bi-partisan" candidate because "partisanship" is a bad thing when people left of center use it. .
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