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Obviously both plasma and LCD TV types are a great improvement on the CRT TVs of old, but do the differences between the two technologies seriously affect the buying decision for consumers?
Plasma and LCD TV Models; the Fundamental Differences by Tom Pretty / Computers and Internet community
That, during the presidential debates with John McCain, was his alternative to an endless presence in Iraq -- which even our pathetic president, in his exit interviews with selected TV types, is coming close to conceding as a mistake, bald-facedly blaming bad intelligence that turned out to be of his own manufacture.
OUR VIEW; AFGHANISTAN SURGE: OBAMA NEEDN'T RUSH by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
The Hollywood Reporter floated the idea of some version of The Sarah Palin Show to a handful of TV types and it seems that at least a few of them think that, if running mate John McCain loses the race, the Alaska governor could have her second act on the small screen.
The Sarah Palin Show? 'Americans Just Want to be Entertained,' Says ... by Caroline Bankoff / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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