This was passed to me in an email and I thought it was too good not to pass on!

To me our national press has not only let us down they have orchestrated the whole campaign of Barack Hussein Obama by completely covering up the facts or outright lying or ignoring them. What else explains this behavior? Add that to all of the documented voter fraud going on and illegal foreign contributions made to BHO this is all being shoved down our throats. It is so un-American to let him get away with these character issues yet it is.
All of these check out. Do it yourself! Please send to as many friends as possible and VOTE!.

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Obama’s “Not Exactly-s”:

1. Selma March Got Me Born - NOT EXACTLY, your parents felt safe enough to have you in 1961 - Selma had no effect on your birth, as Selma was in 1965. (Google’ Obama Selma ‘ for his full March 4, 2007 speech and articles about its various untruths.)
2. Father Was A Goat Herder - NOT EXACTLY, he was a privileged, well educated youth, who went on to work with the Kenyan Government.
3. Father Was A Proud Freedom Fighter - NOT EXACTLY, he was part of one of the most corrupt and violent governments Kenya has ever had.
4. My Family Has Strong Ties To African Freedom - NOT EXACTLY, your cousin Raila Odinga has created mass violence in attempting to overturn a legitimate election in 2007, in Kenya . It is the first widespread violence in decades. The current government is pro-American but Odinga wants to overthrow it and establish Muslim Sharia law. Your half-brother, Abongo Oba ma, is Odinga’s follower. You interrupted your New Hampshire campaigning to speak to Odinga on the phone. Check out the following link for verification of that….and for more.
   Obama’s cousin Odinga in Kenya ran for president and tried to get Sharia Muslim law in place there. When Odinga lost the elections, his followers have burned Christians’ homes and then burned men, women and children alive in a Christian church where they took shelter.. Obama SUPPORTED his cousin before the election process here started. Google Obama and Odinga and see what you get. No one wants to know the truth. http://iperceive.net/obama-odinga-the-kenyan-jihad/
5. My Grandmother Has Always Been A Christian - NOT EXACTLY, she does her daily Salat prayers at 5am according to her own interviews. Not to mention, Christianity wouldn’t allow her to have been one of 14 wives to 1 man.
6. My Name is African Swahili - NOT EXACTLY, your name is Arabic and ‘Baraka’ (from which Barack came) means ‘blessed’ in that language. Hussein is also Arabic and so is Obama.
   Barack Hussein Obama is not half black. If elected, he would be the first Arab-American President, not the first black President. Barack Hussein Obama is 50% Caucasian from his mother’s side and 43.75% Arabic and 6.25% African Negro from his father’s side. While Barack Hussein Obama’s father was from Kenya , his father’s family was mainly Arabs… Barack Hussein Obama’s father was only 12.5% African Negro and 87.5% Arab (his father’s birth certificate even states he’s Arab, not African Negro). From….and for more….go to…..
   DiversityInc.Com
7. I Never Practiced Islam - NOT EXACTLY, you practiced it daily at school, where you were registered as a Muslim and kept that faith for 31 years, until your wife made you change, so you could run for office.
   4-3-08 Article ‘Obama was ‘quite religious in islam”
8. My School In Indonesia Was Christian - NOT EXACTLY, you were registered as Muslim there and got in trouble in Koranic Studies for making faces (check your own book).
   February 28, 2008. Kristoff from the New York Times a year ago: Mr. Obama recalled the opening lines of the Arabic call to prayer, reciting them with a first-rate accent. In a remark that seemed delightfully uncalculated (it’ll give Alabama voters heart attacks), Mr. Obama described the call to prayer as ‘one of the prettiest sounds on Earth at sunset.’ This is just one example of what Pamela is talking about when she says ‘Obama’s narrative is being altered, enhanced and manipulated to whitewash troubling facts.’
9. I Was Fluent In Indonesian - NOT EXACTLY, not one teacher says you could speak the language.
10. Because I Lived In Indonesia , I Have More Foreign Experience - NOT EXACTLY, you were there from the ages of 6 to 10, and couldn’t even speak the language. What did you learn except how to study the Koran and watch cartoons.
11. I Am Stronger On Foreign Affairs - NOT EXACTLY, except for Africa (surprise) and the Middle East (bigger surprise), you have never been anywhere else on the planet and thus have NO experience with our closest allies.
12. I Blame My Early Drug Use On Ethnic Confusion - NOT EXACTLY, you were quite content in high school to be Barry Obama, no mention of Kenya and no mention of struggle to identify - your classmates said you were just fine.
13. An Ebony Article Moved Me To Run For Office - NOT EXACTLY, Ebony has yet to find the article you mention in your book. It doesn’t, and never did, exist.
14. A Life Magazine Article Changed My Outlook On Life - NOT EXACTLY, Life has yet to find the article you mention in your book. It doesn’t, and never did, exist.
15. I Won’t Run On A National Ticket In ‘08 - NOT EXACTLY, here you are, despite saying, live on TV, that you would not have enough experience by then, and you are all about having experience first.
16. Voting ‘Present’ is Common In Illinois Senate - NOT EXACTLY, they are common for YOU, but not many others have 130 NO VOTES.
17. Oops, I Misvoted - NOT EXACTLY, only when caught by church groups and Democrats, did you beg to change your misvote.
18. I Was A Professor Of Law - NOT EXACTLY, you were a senior lecturer ON LEAVE.
19. I Was A Constitutional Lawyer - NOT EXACTLY, you were a senior lecturer ON LEAVE.
20. Without Me, There Would Be No Ethics Bill - NOT EXACTLY, you didn’t write it, introduce it, change it or create it.
21. The Ethics Bill Was Hard To Pass - NOT EXACTLY, it took just 14 days from start to finish.
22. I Wrote A Tough Nuclear Bill - NOT EXACTLY, your bill was rejected by your own party for its pandering and lack of all regulation - mainly because of your Nuclear donor, Exelon, from which David Axelrod came.
23. I Have Released My State Records - NOT EXACTLY, as of March, 2008, state bills you sponsored or voted for have yet to be released, exposing all the special interests pork hidden within.
24. I Took On The Asbestos Altgeld Gardens Mess - NOT EXACTLY, you were part of a large group of people who remedied Altgeld Gardens . You failed to mention anyone else but yourself, in your books.
25. My Economics Bill Will Help America - NOT EXACTLY, your 111 economic policies were just combined into a proposal which lost 99-0, and even YOU voted against your own bill.
26. I Have Been A Bold Leader In Illinois - NOT EXACTLY, even your own supporters claim to have not seen BOLD action on your part.
27. I Passed 26 Of My Own Bills In One Year - NOT EXACTLY, they were not YOUR bills, but rather handed to you, after their creation by a fellow Senator, to assist you in a future bid for higher office.
28. No One on my campaign contacted Canada about NAFTA - NOT EXACTLY, the Canadian Government issued the names and a memo of the conversation your campaign had with them.
29. I Am Tough On Terrorism - NOT EXACTLY, you missed the Iran Resolution vote on terrorism and your good friend Ali Abunimah supports the destruction off Israel
30. I Want All Votes To Count - NOT EXACTLY, you said let the delegates decide.
31. I Want Americans To Decide - NOT EXACTLY, you prefer caucuses that limit the vote, confuse the voters, force a public vote, and only operate during small windows of time.
32. I passed 900 Bills in the State Senate - NOT EXACTLY, you passed 26, most of which you didn’t write yourself.
33. I Believe In Fairness, Not Tactics - NOT EXACTLY, you used tactics to eliminate Alice Palmer from running against you.
34. I Don’t Take PAC Money - NOT EXACTLY, you take loads of it.
35. I don’t Have Lobbysists - NOT EXACTLY, you have over 47 lobbyists, and counting.
36. My Campaign Had Nothing To Do With The 1984 Ad - NOT EXACTLY, your own campaign worker made the ad on his Apple in one afternoon.
37. I Have Always Been Against Iraq - NOT EXACTLY, you weren’t in office to vote against it AND you have voted to fund it every single time.
38. I Have Always Supported Universal Health Care - NOT EXACTLY, your plan leaves us all to pay for the 15,000,000 who don’t have to buy it.
39. My uncle liberated Auschwitz concentration camp - NOT EXACTLY, your mother had no brothers and the Russian army did the liberating.

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So, who EXACTLY is this Obama guy and what is he trying to sell us?! Please get to work now…not enough of your loved ones and friends know about this fraud.
Coming from a TRUE American, this is not the “Change” we want or need. I Googled the information and it’s ALL true. I don’t know a lot of people so I am depending on whoever gets this to help me “Educate” America. I am afraid that Obama is doing just as his brother did, going after the uneducated, poor, and promising “Change”, they have no idea what “change” he will bring. Our only savior is our Constitution, for right now, until that’s “changed.”.

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So I’m on an online storage kick today… I came across another amazing online storage center that offers some cool features. This one is drag and drop like its a mapped drive right on your computer. Thats right, iBackup takes online storage to the next level by making it as simple and easy as using your current drives. HOW COOL IS THAT?? It would have prevented issues like this!

Where the file sharing I mentioned earlier is a ‘free’ (ad sponsored product) the offering from ibackup is not. However, with economy plans starting at just under $10 a month for 5gb of storage space, who could complain and with idrive for ibackup, you get the ease of mapping a drive on their servers as though it were sitting on your immediate network. This provides for easy drag-n-drop and familiar explorer interface to work with online data. No other online storage services offer this feature with the kind of performance and security that IBackup offers.

The efficiency of ibackup make it a worth while alternative to other costly (and sometimes unwieldy) backup solutions. This one almost seems too good to be true.

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I’ve been using Linux in some way, shape or form since 2000, and its come along way since I first downloaded a version of Mandrake Linux to try. My primary OS is still Windows (Vista no less) due to the need of it at work (we use a management system here that is Windows only) however I still have two (yes, two!) different linux distributions installed on the laptop in addition to the windows install. I’ve compiled a list of the popular (read, heavily downloaded from LinuxTracker.org) distributions and why they’re worth a look…

1. Ubuntu - Love it or hate it, Ubuntu is the current golden boy of the Linux world (past ones have been red hat, debian, slackware, mandrake…). Ubuntu works. Its solid and it has good support. Dell is even preinstalling it on several of the home offerings these days. Ubuntu has come to represent the distribution that everyone else is striving to be (and the one many think could take over the world….). Not to mention, there’s a version out there for everything (don’t believe me, try UbuntuCE (Christian Edition)).
2. Debian - I can’t mention Ubuntu with out mentioning Debian. If Ubuntu is the golden boy of Linux, think of Debian as the lesser known, but equally attractive brother of Ubuntu. Its not as edgy, they don’t release as often, but if you need a rock solid linux distribution for a server application, you should stop looking once you arrive at Debian. Extremely stable, Debian is the OS of choice for sys admins every where who need a distribution that works out of the box and is easy to maintain. Yes, you can have the latest and greatest on Debian, but for those who just need a system to work, this is the one to go for.
3. Sabayon - Sabayon is a relative newcomer to the distro scene, and despite the fact that its based on Gentoo, it provides a seemingly well polished product. The developers have packaged the best that Gentoo has to offer (emerge) along with a plethora of games and other bells and whistles in to this growing distribution. The first couple of releases were a little lacking, but with the 3.4a release, Sabayon is quickly approaching the apex of Linux distributions (plus it comes with the nvidia and ati drivers and the necessary stuff for compiz fusion!). This is one of the two I have installed on my laptop.
4. Slackware - For the hard core Linux user there’s the oldest living Linux distribution (the suprising thing is that the original developer is still active on the project!). Slackware is not for those who are afraid of wading in neck deep and editing config files by hand. While a lot has improved, Slackware is still a distribution for the adventurous (and the second distribution I tried, though i gave it up when they dumped gnome for KDE).
5. openSUSE - The openSUSE project is a community program sponsored by Novell. openSUSE is based on the popular SUSE distribution that was bought by Novell several years ago and strives to provide a free open source alternative. Extremely popular, the SUSE distribution refuses to die out.
6. DSL - DSL (Damn Small Linux) is small enough to fit on a business card cd or a small (128mb) usb drive and yet still pack the same punch as the bigger distributions. DSL has been around the block several times and still provides an excellent Linux experience for those who want a small footprint. If you have an application you need Linux for, but you’re limited on space, DSL should definitely be on your list.
7. DesktopBSD - DesktopBSD is not technically a Linux Distribution, however, it is a rock solid alternative to Windows based on the popular FreeBSD system. Its main goal is to provide a desktop operating system that is easy to use, but still has all the functionality and power of BSD and they do that. While the development cycle is a little slower than some Linux distributions (three months between RC releases…) they provide a stable desktop that isn’t entirely ugly. A plus is that most Linux applications can be compiled and run on the system as well.

I want to let you know that this list is in no way scientific and is almost entirely based on my experiences in the Linux realm. If you have some opinions you’d like to share, please do, I’d love to hear if you think I’m right or wrong. Also, the numbering is not how I think they rank, just the order I happened to write about them…

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89% GeekMingle² - Free Online Dating

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Been in a situation before where you need to transfer a large file (say a cd) to a coworker or a friend? Or maybe you just need a place to stash your mpg’s of Veronica Mars (so no one else know you secretly like that show). Well, check out Driveway and on line file sharing and storage resource and a relative new comer to the scene.

Driveway boasts file sizes up to 500mb in a single file, unlimited uploads and downloads and even the ability to edit .doc, .xls and .ppt office files. You can choose to send the file to a friend, yourself or to no one at all. The interface is very straight forward and leaves little to be missed, and the site is fairly quick to upload (it took a while to upload a 350mb file to the site on a business class cable internet line).

Once the file is there, if you put an email in the form, you will receive a link to the file to download or you’re presented with a link to your file where you will be able to access it. Files uploaded to the driveway servers are kept for 90 days from the time of last access (so as long as you access it once every three months you’re set).

Driveway seems to be a fairly complete online filesharing site, we’ll have to keep an eye on it though to see if it remains free (there are currently no charges or ads on the site that I have found…). For more info on Driveway, visit: Driveway.com.

 

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