Month: September 2012

Fool Me Twice ranks 8th in the U.S. among bestselling nonfiction books

Book unveiling Obama’s 2nd term agenda tops bestseller charts The No. 8 nonfiction book in the country this week is “Fool Me Twice,” according to the prestigious Publishers Weekly bestseller list. The book, by Aaron Klein and Brenda J. Elliott, purports to unveil the specific policy prescriptions and plans President Obama will attempt to enact during a second term if he is reelected in November. The full title is “Fool Me Twice: Obama’s Shocking Plans for the Next Four Years Exposed.” The work has been on the New York Times bestseller list since its release earlier this month. “Fool...

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Book Review: Harvard Business Review: Reinvent Your Marketing

Authors: Various Publisher” Harvard Business Review Press Book Review by: Nano Khilnani This book is part of a series of collections of articles previously published in the Harvard Business Review. The articles in this work touch upon various aspects of marketing, reflecting thoughts of various experts on the subject that provide you ideas, strategies and plans to make your marketing efforts more fruitful. Among the articles are Rethinking Marketing by Roland T. Rust, Christine Moorman and Gaurav Bhalla. In it, the authors point out that mass marketing, which has been practiced for decades, has now been replaced by developing...

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The Unnoticed Deficit That Makes Us $6 Trillion Poorer

By James L. Payne Politicians are busy these days (talking about) trying to fix deficits, trying to close the gap between what government spends and what it takes in. It’s a difficult task, but it is assumed that in the long run some combination of spending cuts and tax increases will bring us to balanced budgets. If that day ever arrives, the politicians will toast each other for their maturity and leadership, and assume that the country’s fiscal problems have been solved. Unfortunately, this self-congratulation would not be justified. In this balanced budget situation, with taxes fully covering expenditures,...

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Democrats Harness Asian American Pacific Islander Populations to Get Votes For Obama

By Toby Chaudhuri CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept 03, 2012  – Today’s pre-convention activities emphasized the emerging power of the Asian American and Pacific Islander community, given its rapid population growth across the country and in key battleground states. Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders show unwavering support for President Barack Obama. Asian American and Pacific Islander Democratic leaders kicked off the convention by holding an official party caucus to outline the campaign’s strategy to reach voters. Officials acknowledged that AAPI voters are expected to vote in record numbers this fall, according to a recent poll released by APIAVote showing that close...

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Obama’s acceptance speech at 2012 Democratic National Convention will be delivered outdoors ‘rain or shine,’ staff says

By Jonathan Lemire  -New York Dail News Democrats may not be able to fill all 74,000 seats in stadium this time In 2008, Obama’s speech drew a crowd of 80,000 inDenver; now with party enthusiasm flagging, Democrats worry Obama may have trouble filling 74,000 seats atCharlotteBobcats stadium Charlotte,N.C.– Barack Obama’s acceptance speech Thursday night will be held outdoors unless there is dangerous lightning flashing overhead – and the forecast calls for thunderstorms. For the second time in as many weeks, bad weather could play a role in a political convention. Last week, the threat of Hurricane Isaac forced Republicans...

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