Sunday, May 27, 2007

Spiritual Highs and Legal Blows

Here is a nicely written account of the struggle of well meaning religious people fighting for the right to practice their beliefs without interference from the government. I was taught that America was the place were all people could freely practice thier religion in peace, but that is obviously not the case thanks to the failed war on drugs...



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Sunday, May 06, 2007

Is Wikipedia A Good News Source For Stories Like The Virginia Tech Shootings?

The popular Internet encyclopedia Wikipedia was a go-to site for news about the Virginia Tech shootings. I would like to point out some useful commentary available at Digg regarding the following story and the usefulness of Wikipedia as a source of reference for any kind of information, news or otherwise. After you read this article, check out this link for some different points of view: Wikipedia As A News Medium

Imagine a newspaper with over 2,000 writers, researchers and copy editors, yet no supervisors or managers. No deadlines; no meetings; no chain of command. That seemingly chaotic nonstructure isn't recognizable of the hierarchical editorial control of old media, yet that's exactly how Wikipedia, an essential source for the VA Tech shootings, works...

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Cheapest Airlines in the US History!

The new airlines SkyBus will certainly shake the airlines industry as it pays only $9 per hour to its flight attendants, eliminate jetway and call center, and charge you only $10 per flight. Simply amazing.



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Saturday, May 05, 2007

Judge steps down, refuses to enforce new, tougher marijuana law

"I cannot in good conscience sit on the bench while being unwilling to enforce the municipal ordinances," Frieling said. "Specifically, since you have seen fit to increase the penalty for Cannabis possession from a $100 fine to a $1,000 fine and a year in jail, I find that I am morally and ethically unable to sit as a judge for the city."This is a great testament to the fact that the awareness of this ridiculous prohibition is finally being called for what it is... another disastrous failure of our entirely too controlling legal system. It is a plant for God's sake, and one He intended for man to use just like any other herb in our gardens. Please read this post and it's comments and then do more research if you are still on the fence with this subject. Really, you owe it to yourself to be truthfully informed about the lies that have been circulating for decades about this healing herb. Try visiting The Green Earth Ministries (www.GreenEarthMinistries.org) where you will find many valuable articles with verifiable references to help you along.



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Why Restore Your Faded Dim Headlights?

Because it is dangerous to be driving at night with headlights that are just to dim to safely light the way ahead. An amazing product from Crystal View Chemicals can restore your plastic headlight covers back to like new condition without having to use any special tools or a drill. It's a simple 2-part system that takes only 5 minutes per lens...



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Restore Your Faded Dim Headlights For Night Driving Safety

Because it is dangerous to be driving at night with headlights that are just to dim to safely light the way ahead. An amazing product from Crystal View Chemicals can restore your plastic headlight covers back to like new condition without having to use any special tools or a drill. It's a simple 2-part system that takes only 5 minutes per lens...



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Friday, April 27, 2007

Marijuana Shrinks Tumors, Government Knew In 1974

While trying to prove the opposite, a researcher stumbled onto the fact that marijuana aggressively kills some forms of cancer.The government stepped in, shut down the study, and burned all the research. The study has since been proven to be true.



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Recent Court Rulings on the "War on Drugs" do the Constitution No Justice!

In law school, professors always extolled the virtues of “thinking like a lawyer.” What they meant by that, in the abstract, was that one could argue either side of an issue.In a practical and real world sense, the idea of “thinking like a lawyer” is usually about dogma and unthinking – sheer obedience. Such is the case of the drug war...



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New Study Shows Medical Value of Marijuana

Is there any wonder as to why we our society is in trouble when we can't even get our own government to tell us the truth. There must be a whole lot of money, stock options, and other forms of payola changing hands regarding this hot topic. I for one believe that it's a plant put on this planet by God. And how about that... it heals! Go figure!



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Monday, March 26, 2007

Why Use The Best Headlight Cleaner? Here's why...

Still not sure why you should be using Crystal View's Headlight Restorer/Defogger? Well, there is no need to keep wondering. The "proof is in the pudding," as they say. Marketing hype is one thing that most any company can generate without necessarily relying on actual facts. Why you say? Because the vast majority of American are just too busy in their lives to take the time to check facts.

That's why I am here to tell you like it really is when it comes to fixing, or more accurately "restoring" those faded, foggy, hazy looking dim headlight covers that are under constant attack from the forces of mother nature. Plastic headlight restoration, a niche industry that has blossomed in the past three years is now teaming with products all designed to improve or cure this prevalent problem facing nearly all automobile manufacturers around the globe.

Plastic headlight lenses are the norm, not the exception on the vast majority of vehicle models. Trendy looks and competitive designs that change from one year to the next are the primary reasons that plastic has replace glass as the material of choice for those sleek looking headlight covers on the front of your ride. It's really just economics. Plastic is cheaper and easier to manufacture than glass. Even so, replacement headlight covers, glass or otherwise, are still expensive. Averaging between $150 to over $600 a piece, replacing those dim, dangerous, faded headlights can really put a dent in the household budget for most. Restoration is the best option for those who really want to cure this problem and save $100's in the process.

Do-it-yourself (DIY) products are the least expensive options, followed by the increasing popular restoration services that are rapidly emerging throughout the United States. One such company that has emerged is Crystal View Chemicals, Inc. While they were not the first company to develop a headlight restoration product, they were the first to recognize the huge retail market potential in the do-it-yourself market and immediately set out to revolutionize this category. It was a wise move for Crystal View and after several years of diligent research and development, CV has emerged as the leader in DIY plastic headlight restoration.

I have been following the development of this new market segment for the past three and a half years now and while the players are now many, only one of them can truly claim the number one spot. Crystal View is the clear winner with their CV Headlight Restorer/Defogger DIY Kit. Why? Because they offer the only "permanent" restoration kit on the market complete with a lifetime warranty and a 30-day money back guaranty. The results speak for themselves and can be viewed anytime by reading the powerful selection of unsolicited customer testimonials that clearly displays the satisfaction auto owners are feeling after fixing their headlights themselves. Here are just a few of the most recent comments posted by customers of this amazing product designed to make nighttime driving safer and at the same time improving the look and resale value of your vehicle:

His first question was... "Did you buy new ones?"


My Brother told me of a product that would restore headlight lenses and was sold by Auto-Zone. I had forgotten about it. Then one day my wife was going to buy groceries at Wal-Mart and I told her to see if see could find something to repair our headlights. She brought home Crystal View. I told her if it did not work, I would stuff it all back in the bag and return it to the store for a refund. The bag is in the garbage and my headlights look like new. I had to show my son-in-law without telling him what I used. His first question was "did you buy new ones?" Great product, will definitely recommend.

Donnie F. - March 24, 2007
Bern, North Carolina


I couldn't believe my eyes, I now have bright lights again!!

I had checked into getting new headlights for my 2001 Ford Taurus and couldn't believe how much these were going to cost me. When I took my car in to Wal-Mart for my usual oil change. I happened to ask the attendant about this and he told me about your product. I purchased it and they restored my headlights while they had my car in the bay. I couldn't believe my eyes, I now have bright lights again!! Thanks for a great product.

Susan H. - March 24, 2007
Batesburg, South Carolina


This stuff really works! Thank you for a fantastic product...

WOW! If I hadn't seen the difference in my headlights with my own eyes after using your product I never would have believed it. The headlights on my 2001 Honda were REALLY cloudy, but after using your product, they look like the day the vehicle came off the showroom floor. And it was every bit as easy to use as your web site video demonstrates. It's no wonder you have so many testimonials on your web site, because this stuff really works! Thank you for a fantastic product...I'll recommend it to everyone I can!

Randy H. - March 24, 2007
Bradenton, Florida


WOW!!! I wish I took a picture of before and after.

My sister form California told me about your product so I tried it on my 1998 Ford Winstar, which has 100,000+ miles, and it turned my green foggy headlights like new. My lenses were worse then any of the ones I see in your ads. I will recommend this product to everyone I know.
P.S. This is the first time I ever sent a comment to a company about a product, you deserve the praise.

Jim T. - March 15, 2007
North Haven, Connecticut


There are several reviews available from PlanetWebSite on Crystal View's product aptly described on their eye-catching foil colored package that reads "The Best in Permanent Headlight Restoration." The remarkable success of the CV Headlight Restorer/Defogger has resulted in an on-going web campaign on the emerging Global Webisphere project by the social-networking internet pioneers at PlanetWebSite.com

Crystal View's kit for fixing those pesky ugly dim fading headlights is right around the corner from most, as it can be found in over 6,000 Wal-Mart and Advance Auto Part stores nationwide. You can also order it from the comforts of your desktop on-line at BestHeadlightCleaner.com or even on eBay at The PlanetWebSite Trading Post, or by just clicking here.

This is Rocket Johnson reporting for The Global Webisphere and PlanetWebsite.

Over & Out!