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This post was written by liberty56 on November 10, 2009
Delaware Antiques Show 2009
Winterthur's annual event brings in paying visitors, but few buyers.
Without Bush, media lose interest in war caskets
by Byron York, Washington Examiner Remember the controversy over the Pentagon policy of not allowing the press to take pictures of the flag-draped caskets of American war dead as they arrived in the United States? Critics accused President Bush of trying to hide the terrible human cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. “These young men and women are heroes,” Vice President Biden said in 2004, when he was senator from Delaware. “The idea that they are essentially snuck back into the cou
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This post was written by Content Keyword RSS on October 5, 2009
Herb Moses
Sometime it is good to remember things. Politicians do not like that.The curious case of Herb Moses is one example. From The Delaware Curmudgeon:Who Is Herb Moses?From Business & Media Institute:“Moses was the assistant director for product initiatives at Fannie Mae and had been at the forefront of relaxing lending restrictions at the company for rural customers, according to the Feb. 23, 1998, issue of National Mortgage News (NMN).And since Barney Frank has declared that a person’s family is fa
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This post was written by Content Keyword RSS on August 27, 2009
What is Sports Betting?
Sports betting is the art of predicting the results of a sporting activity, then placing a wager or a bet on the out come. Sports betting is a form of gambling whose legality and general acceptance varies from nation to nation. In the United States, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 makes it illegal to operate a “betting, gambling or wagering scheme”, except for in the states of Delaware, Nevada, Montana and Oregon. In many European nations bookmaking (the professi
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This post was written by Content Keyword RSS on August 7, 2009
The History of Sports Betting
People have been betting on sporting events for a long time. Both the Greeks and Romans engaged in the practice. In more recent times, sports betting has grown into a multi-billion dollar industry. Betting on sports became popular in the United States in the 19th Century. The advent of television made betting on sports like baseball, football and basketball more popular among gamblers. Delaware recently proclaimed that the state wants to allow single bets, in addition to its permission of ma
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This post was written by Content Keyword RSS on July 28, 2009
