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  • Five places where land is free!(Free land Anyone?)

    10/22/2010 3:03:12 PM PDT · by ThinkingBuddha · 6 replies · 1+ views
    www.walletpop.com ^ | Oct 19th 2010 | Ann Brenoff
    In the spirit of settling the wild, wild West, some communities are giving away free land lots. What's the catch? You have to agree to build a house (or park a mobile home) and live in it. For the most part, the places doing this are rural communities without much in the way of work opportunities. But there are definitely some upsides and we can think of worse places to wait out the recession than near a mountain stream in Alaska. Besides, doesn't the whole world work virtually now, or is that just my hemisphere? The concept is certainly not...
  • GoDaddy.com puts itself up for sale: report

    09/17/2010 9:31:21 AM PDT · by knittnmom · 17 replies · 1+ views
    Reuters ^ | 9/10/2010 | (Reporting by Alexei Oreskovic and Gabriel Madway; editing by Gunna Dickson)
    Internet domain name registry GoDaddy.com has put itself up for sale, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
  • Can Greedy Politicians Throw You Out of Your House?

    08/10/2010 7:55:37 AM PDT · by grace522 · 9 replies
    Philadelphia Magazine ^ | 10 Aug 10 | Chris Freind
    There’s good news and bad news. First, the bad. As we all know, there just aren’t enough places to play skee-ball in Mount Holly, New Jersey. Which just ain’t right. But fear not. The good news rights that wrong. I have found the perfect location for skee ball this side of Steel Pier. Unfortunately for Mount Holly mayor Tom Gibson, that location happens to be where his house now sits. Hey, stuff happens. All that remains to be done is grease the political skids and file the paperwork required to seize Gibby’s house through eminent domain. Isn’t it great when...
  • Bill White Plunges Further in Texas Governor’s Race

    05/17/2010 10:36:55 AM PDT · by Thurston_Howell_III · 37 replies · 809+ views
    The Democratic nominee for the Texas governor’s race, Bill White, continues his downward spiral in his campaign against Texas Governor Rick Perry, the Republican nominee. His sparsely-attended political gatherings are showing its effects on opinion polls. According to the Houston Chronicle, “a new Rasmussen Reports poll of Texans finds Texas Gov. Rick Perry with enough support to win the election for the first time this year. Former Houston Mayor Bill White in the meantime has lost ground, despite a round of television advertising.” Apparently, Mr. White is losing support in his home-base of Houston. The ‘Bill White Houston Political Machine’...
  • ScottBrownForPresident.com domain name for sale (Browniacs Jumping Ship)

    02/23/2010 2:35:26 PM PST · by nhwingut · 36 replies · 593+ views
    ScottBrownforPresident.com ^ | 02/23/10 | hollywoodmeme
    Scott Brown and four other Republicans have joined the Democrats to end debate on a phony jobs bill that even the Associated Press points out would create an insignificant number of jobs. Perhaps Mr. Brown should run as a Independent in 2012. ScottBrownForPresident.com is for sale, email us if you are interested.
  • Abuse of Eminent Domain Results in Nothing But Vacant Lots

    11/14/2009 7:14:27 AM PST · by Starman417 · 7 replies · 482+ views
    Flopping Aces ^ | 11-13-09 | Wordsmith
    An entire neighborhood was uprooted to make way for a big money development which will never be built!Want to know why people are mad at the nexus between big government and big money? The Famous 'Kelo House' Property Is Now A Vacant Lot By John Carney The Business Insider Law Review Nov. 10, 2009 What you are looking at above is a monument to government folly. It is the vacant lot where the home of Susette Kelo once stood. A decade ago, the town of New London, Connecticut claimed Kelo's house by right of eminent domain. The plan was to...
  • Great domain name for an Obama database!

    10/19/2009 8:19:57 AM PDT · by Thirteen · 4 replies · 495+ views
    Appalachian Forums ^ | 10/19/2009 | Thirteen
    I saw this posted on a local forum and thought it would be a great name for someone who wants to gather together all of the empty suit news, humor and data on Obama. Remember the anti-Bush site AllHatNoCattle.com? Well how about AllTurbaanNoCamel.com (the domain is available according to godaddy.com as are all the other domain suffixes)? Get it before someone else does.
  • Eminent Domain Case to Be Decided This SCOTUS Term - Help Needed

    10/02/2009 2:53:10 PM PDT · by Lmo56 · 5 replies · 581+ views
    Self | 10/2/2009 | lmo56
    I read in Newsweek that an Eminent Domain case is going to be heard this term by SCOTUS ... Does anyone have the case name or know when it is on the docket for oral argument ???
  • US government signs pact with Internet domain body

    09/30/2009 8:49:30 PM PDT · by JoeProBono · 1 replies · 361+ views
    reuters. ^ | Sep 30, 2009
    The U.S. government and the body in charge of assigning Internet addresses signed an agreement on Wednesday that allows for greater global participation in the Internet domain name process. The U.S. Commerce Department said it reached an agreement with Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), drawing praise from U.S. lawmakers, who wanted more trademark protections, and companies and international officials seeking greater independence from U.S. control.
  • What Do Yo Do When You've Done All You Can?

    04/03/2009 12:03:06 PM PDT · by jxb7076 · 4 replies · 778+ views
    Hub Pages ^ | 4/3/09 | JXB7076
    Gospel recording artist Donnie McClurkin composed a popular song titled “Stand” (Released September 25, 2007 under the Verity Label). It’s a song written for inspiration and encouragement in the midst of a personal storm. During the song the artist ask a question, while at the same time proposing a universal answer.
  • Bit of land triggers big fight over city powers (Paging Corrupt Mayor Bill White)

    12/31/2008 12:16:07 PM PST · by Troll_House_Cookies · 7 replies · 765+ views
    Houston Chronicle ^ | CAROLYN FEIBEL | 28 Dec 08
    Using its power of eminent domain, the city of Houston seized the land for the park from brothers James and Jock Collins last year. Officials claimed there was a "public necessity" for the park in the Uptown area, despite the fact that a much larger one — the 4.7-acre Grady Park — is just two blocks away. What will the new "pocket park" be used for? That's hard to say. The city has yet to draw up any plans for the land at the corner of Post Oak Lane and San Felipe. In fact, city parks director Joe Turner testified...
  • Soviet Internet Domain Survives – in Obscurity ( .su )

    08/13/2008 5:00:34 AM PDT · by TigerLikesRooster · 4 replies · 151+ views
    Moscow Times ^ | 08/13/08 | Anna Yukhananov
    Soviet Internet Domain Survives – in Obscurity 13 August 2008 By Anna Yukhananov / Special to The Moscow Times In the culmination of a decades-long debate, the international community has finally recognized the Soviet Union — online, that is. The ISO, or International Organization for Standardization, voted this summer to grant the .su domain the status of exclusively reserved. Previously, all web sites ending in .su were to be phased out by 2042, at the latest. "The zone is stable, it lives, and it will always live," Vladimir Molchanov, deputy director of the nonprofit Foundation for Internet Development, told a...
  • Border Fence Could Cut Through Backyards

    11/09/2007 3:31:11 AM PST · by Virginia Ridgerunner · 101 replies · 125+ views
    AP, via Breitbart.com ^ | 11-08-2007 | ALICIA A. CALDWELL
    GRANJENO, Texas (AP) - Founded 240 years ago, this sleepy Texas town along the Rio Grande has outlasted the Spanish, then the Mexicans and then the short-lived independent Republic of Texas. But it may not survive the U.S. government's effort to secure the Mexican border with a steel fence. A map obtained by The Associated Press shows that the double- or triple-layer fence may be built as much as two miles from the river on the U.S. side of the Rio Grande, leaving parts of Granjeno and other nearby communities in a potential no-man's-land between the barrier and the water's...
  • Moul Fight Will Be Costly (Local Government Uses Eminent Domain on Local School Board)

    01/19/2007 3:53:05 PM PST · by Virginia Ridgerunner · 3 replies · 331+ views
    Evening Sun (Hanover, Pennsylvania) ^ | January 19, 2007 | Ashley Adams and Steve Marroni
    Hanover Public School District Superintendent Jill Dillon said filing preliminary objections to Hanover Borough's use of eminent domain to take the recreation field, as well as Myers Memorial Playground, from the district costs between $185 and $425 an hour based on the skill, experience and seniority of the individuals performing the tasks. (snip) And as for the cost. "It certainly will not be cheap, that's for sure, for either side," Glenn said. Glenn said it seemed like an interesting case with one public entity taking property from another. He studies eminent domain on a federal level, not at the state...
  • '.XXX' Domain Name Under Consideration Again

    01/19/2007 11:30:21 AM PST · by lpeterboyd · 41 replies · 1,024+ views
    CNS ^ | 01/19/2007 | Nathan Burchfiel
    '.XXX' Domain Name Under Consideration Again By Nathan Burchfiel CNSNews.com Staff Writer January 19, 2007 (CNSNews.com) - The organization in charge of approving Internet domains has reintroduced a controversial proposal to create a domain registry specifically for pornographic content. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) in June 2005 approved the creation of the ".xxx" domain. But in May 2006, the organization voted against a contract with domain distributor ICM Registry, in part because of outcry from conservative family groups. Since then, the ICANN and ICM Registry have worked to revise the terms of the original contract, adding...
  • U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Eminent Domain Extortion Case

    01/18/2007 7:03:29 PM PST · by STE=Q · 41 replies · 1,521+ views
    Institute for Justice ^ | January 16, 2007 | Institute for Justice
    Arlington, Va—“Your money or your property” may soon become the mantra of politically connected developers nationwide as the result of the U.S. Supreme Court’s announcement today that it will not consider the appeal of an eminent domain case involving attempted private extortion. The case the Court declined to review arose out of the Village of Port Chester, N.Y., one of the nation’s worst eminent domain abusers. The Village’s chosen developer approached property owner Bart Didden and his business partner with an offer they couldn’t refuse. Because Didden planned to build a CVS on his property—land the developer coveted for a...
  • Republicans, This Is Why You MUST Vote!

    11/05/2006 3:32:05 PM PST · by DocFarmer · 61 replies · 2,298+ views
    ChronWatch ^ | 11/06/2006 | Doc Farmer
    Republicans, This Is Why You MUST Vote!Written by Doc FarmerMonday, November 6 2006ChronWatch.com Tomorrow is Election Day. The miracle provided to you by the Founding Fathers in 1776, and protected and preserved for you by the blood of our best. A miracle that most Americans, sadly, take for granted. Don't be one of those who take it for granted. Especially if you're a rep/con/tair -- my more accurate term for the so-called "right". An amalgam of the core political constructs of Republicans, conservatives and libertarians. For many, many months, you've been told that the lib/dem/soc/commies (my more accurate term for...
  • Internet Q: Can one WhoIs search by registrant's name?

    10/01/2006 9:35:07 AM PDT · by PackerBoy · 14 replies · 7,960+ views
    PackerBoy | 10-1-06 | PackerBoy
    I have an Internet-related question.I want to look up all of the domains registered to a particular registrant. Can this be done by using a WhoIS web site or through some other available search engine or other means?Thanks much for any help.
  • Archers, shooters face fee hikes ( Closing public lands to the Public )

    09/25/2006 10:51:14 AM PDT · by george76 · 47 replies · 1,514+ views
    Rocky Mountain News ^ | September 15, 2006 | Dick Foster
    A small band of archers has been shooting bows and arrows for 37 years on a range in the Pike National Forest north of Deckers, paying the U.S. Forest Service about $450 a year for a permit. This year it will all end because the Forest Service presented the Columbine Bowmen with a bill for $23,000 for the one-year permit, said club president Tom Younger. The same fate faces the 180 or so members of the Buffalo Creek Gun Club, who shoot targets in the Pike forest near Bailey. The club's annual permit fee of $150 over the past 40...
  • N.J. made mess of this laundromat

    08/27/2006 6:58:25 AM PDT · by grjr21 · 19 replies · 1,442+ views
    Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | Sun, Aug. 27, 2006 | Monica Yant Kinney
    Six months ago, Alexander Sterin was running a laundromat in East Camden with 6,000 square feet of fluffing and folding. He paid his workers and his taxes, and still had plenty of quarters left to support his family. Today, Sterin is a financial mess and the Wash House is abandoned. Graffiti covers the walls, weeds wind through the parking lot. Men loiter near the boarded-up entrance, ignoring the signs that read No Trespassing: Property of the State of New Jersey. For this, Sterin - and Camden - have the New Jersey Schools Construction Corp. (SCC) to blame. The SCC condemned...