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Internationally known Televangelist, Marcos Witt, talks about his huge Spanish language ministry at Lakewood Church and his mission and music for believers worldwide. Also, Houston Chronicle Business columnist Shannon Buggs gives tips on how to adjust to a whole new Economy.

Excerpt from the TV show "The 90's" featuring Political Commentator and Syndicated Columnist Robert Novak (1931-2009). Introduced by Media Burn Founder Tom Weinberg. Watch the full episode here: http://www.mediaburn.org/Video-Preview.128.0.html?&aaa=12&flagg=2&uid=750 For more on Stoney Burke, visit his website: http://stoneyspeaks.com/index.html

This is a breathtakingly accurate assessment of the various issues afflicting Muslim civilization by noted Pakistani columnist Hasan Nisar during a talk show program "50 Minutes". http://www.siasat.pk

The tough economy has taught many Americans a lesson in being frugal. One trend that has increased over the past year is clipping coupons. Nationally syndicated columnist and blogger, Jill "The Coupon Queen" Cataldo shares tips saving with coupons.

The columnist who fights Masahiko Katsuya cannot agree!09/01 Change of government The country which does not do change of government is funnier

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http://seanvbradley.com/ Sean V. Bradley is a global entrepreneur of nine companies a published author and featured columnist but theres much more to him then being a prominent CEO. He has been involved with martial arts for over 20 years and used to be a professional break dancer. http://www.myspace.com/seanvbradley

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Omar is the technology columnist for Austin's newspaper http://austin360.com and regular contributor to NPR. He's on top of the social networking, tv, and sci fi scenes. @omarg on twitter

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The Silver Gavel Awards recognize entries from communications media that have been exemplary in helping to foster the American public's understanding of the law and the legal system. Past winners include To Kill a Mockingbird, Hitler's Courts: Betrayal of the Rule of Law in Nazi Germany, The Nine: Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court and Guantanamo and the Abuse of Presidential Power, to name just a few. Regina won the 2009 Award for the columns she wrote about Open Discovery. Regina is a metro columnist for The Plain Dealer. For more information, please go to www.reginabrett.com and www.cleveland.com/brett

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The columnist who fights Masahiko Katsuya cannot agree!06/09 North Korea An American reporter is punishment of forced labor 12 years Are the American nation eager in a countryman?

In this episode BURNcast's newest contributor Ricky Vegas attends the Piss Clear Book Release party in San Francisco to talk with the publication's long time columnist Malderor. Here Malderor offers an insightful perspective as a longtime burner although at times the audio quality in this recording makes it difficult to hear what he is saying. We hope you will bear with this technical challenge! Recorded 28 May 2009 in San Francisco, CA. More at http://burncast.tv. Distributed by Tubemogul.

The columnist who fights Masahiko Katsuya cannot agree!06/02 GM failure They get the pension of the same total sum The burdens of the retired employee do not decrease

The columnist who fights Masahiko Katsuya cannot agree!05/26 North Korea nuclear test U.S.A. sensed it beforehand, but what Japan does not know is strange

On this edition of Our Fredericksburg we visit the Pioneer Museum for the first concert of the Roots Music Series, and find out about its history, and the new season, from local music expert and newspaper columnist Phil Houseal.

FINZ.tv's POSSE Promo from Washington University in St. Louis (a.k.a. WashU) ft. trader, FINZ POSSE columnist, and architect theEquilibrium. Visit the POSSE Trade Journal by FINZ.tv at http://finz.tv/posse Soundtrack: "I Will Not Stand Down" by Anna Kaelin (http://myspace.com/akaelin)

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Choosing a deodorant that’s safe for the planet, your body and that actually works can be the pits! Grist’s ‘Stink Squad’ sniffs out the answers in this video with deodorized eco-advice columnist Umbra Fisk. LINKS: Making a stink about Green(ish) Deodorants by Kate Sheppard http://www.grist.org/article/scents-and-sensibility Check out the ingredients and safety levels of your favorite deodorants on the Environmental Working Group’s Skin Deep website. http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/wordsearch.php?query=deodorant

Veteran global investor Bill Wilby on the changing values in global markets; personal financial advice on building financial security from New York Times "Your Money" columnist Ron Lieber; and strengthening your retirement income with Dallas Salisbury, President of the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI). Distributed by Tubemogul.

PBS columnist and TV host, Bonnie Erbe recently announced that abortion is a good idea in a down economy since abortion reduces the population! Is it OK to kill to cut costs? Learn2Discern the gift of life! Distributed by Tubemogul.

"I started my company to meet guys," giggles Laurel Touby, the colorful "cyberhostess" who founded mediabistro.com as a mixer for media professionals in 1994. "I like geeks, and I wish I'd met one before I met my husband." Instead of a tech entrepreneur Touby chose a media maven after her own heart, marrying BusinessWeek's media columnist Jon Fine in 2004, and they've been living happily ever after ever since.

The columnist who fights Masahiko Katsuya cannot agree! The judgment of a poisoned curry crime This case does the problem presentation of the citizen judge system.

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele *said* he wanted to bring more Hip-Hop to the party. So I helped -- along with unwitting accomplices Gene Weingarten (Wash. Post columnist) and cool Miami hop-hipper E.Grizzly - http://www.myspace.com/erikgrizzly

Getting your financial house in order after the market storm of a century. In a WealthTrack exclusive, Pershing Advisor Solution's CEO Mark Tibergien discusses how to choose the best financial advisor, long time “Wall Street Journal” columnist, Jonathan Clements, now head of a personal financial guidance service of Citigroup talks about rebuilding your next egg and financial advisor Vern Hayden discusses how to repair your investment portfolio. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Noted author and columnist for the National Review John Derbyshire spoke about publishing his book "Prime Obsession: Bernhard Riemann and the Greatest Unsolved Problem in Mathematics." Gelf Magazine presents Geeking Out, a free, monthly speaking series featuring some of the best science writers and researchers around. Visit www.gelfmagazine.com, where you can read interviews with April's featured speakers: Glen Whitney, founder of the Math Factory; noted enigmatologist and author Paul Hoffman; and John Derbyshire, author of popular mathematically-themed books.

Noted author and columnist for the National Review John Derbyshire spoke about publishing his book "Prime Obsession: Bernhard Riemann and the Greatest Unsolved Problem in Mathematics." Gelf Magazine presents Geeking Out, a free, monthly speaking series featuring some of the best science writers and researchers around. Visit www.gelfmagazine.com, where you can read interviews with April's featured speakers: Glen Whitney, founder of the Math Factory; noted enigmatologist and author Paul Hoffman; and John Derbyshire, author of popular mathematically-themed books.

Yahoo Finance columnist Laura Rowley shows viewers how to find money at home. She says the average person can save $900 a year just by using their kitchen a little more. She also shares tips on how the home office worker can save money.

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Private equity players are increasingly identifying investment opportunities in senior bank debt within their own portfolio companies and are choosing to invest in them as opposed to new companies, explains Emanuel Cherney, a partner at Kay Scholer LLP and a recent columnist for The Deal Magazine. In this episode of Inside The Deal, Cherney tells The Deal's Mary Kathleen Flynn the reason for this is that many portfolio companies are trading at deep discounts and sponsors are finding that it is hard to buy companies in new deals due to the state of the market.

The Democrats' attempts to paint Rush Limbaugh as the head of the Republican party is nothing new. CQ Politics columnist Craig Crawford says it's an old tactic called the 'straw man' strategy. Visit Craig Crawford's blog at http://blogs.cqpolitics.com/trailmix/ and get more political news and analysis at http://www.cqpolitics.com

Republicans are looking for someone to lead them back to power. CQ Politics columnist Craig Crawford says a governor just might be the one to do it. Visit Craig Crawford's blog at http://blogs.cqpolitics.com/trailmix/ and get more political news and analysis at http://www.cqpolitics.com

Those who paid attention to the debate over the stimulus bill would be forgiven for being confused what decade it is. CQ Politics columnist Craig Crawford says the current rhetoric over spending and tax cuts reminds him of the TV show "Lost."

"Working New York" is a half-hour talk show designed to inform the general public of policies, issues and initiatives important to working men and women and their families. The program airs the first and third Wednesday of each month. The program is hosted by New York State AFL-CIO President Denis Hughes and addresses a wide range of social, political and economic issues from the point of view of working people. The show attracts a diverse collection of guests from the worlds of politics, literature, entertainment, and of course labor.

The payroll tax cut portion of President Obama's stimulus package will give each American worker about $13 a week. CQ Politics columnist Craig Crawford finds that in one of the nation's glitziest neighborhoods, that won't buy much. Visit Craig Crawford's blog at http://blogs.cqpolitics.com/trailmix/ and get more political news and analysis at http://www.cqpolitics.com

http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/culture/religion In 1960, John F. Kennedy was elected the first Catholic president of the United States. How did Kennedy approach religion--and what can we learn from his campaign about the role of religion in politics today? Are there parallels between Kennedy's approach to religion and Obama's? What role did Catholic and evangelical voters play in both elections? How has the politics of religion changed since 1960? Would Kennedy's response to his religious critics suffice today? Join E.J. Dionne and Shaun Casey for an illuminating and provocative discussion of Casey's new book, The Making of a Catholic President: Kennedy vs. Nixon 1960. Copies of The Making of a Catholic President will be available for sale at the event. Featured Author: Shaun Casey, Wesley Theological Seminary Discussion Moderated by: E.J. Dionne, Jr., Brookings Institution and Op-Ed Columnist, Washington Post Introduction by: Sally Steenland, Center for American Progress

Will Leitch, contributing editor at New York Magazine, columnist for Sporting News, founder/emeritus at Deadspin, returns to Varsity Letters and talks about his new career and the latest edition of his book, "God Save the Fan: How Steroid Hypocrites, Soul-Sucking Suits, and a Worldwide Leader Not Named Bush Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports." Gelf Magazine presents Varsity Letters, a free, sports centric reading series every month at the Happy Ending Lounge in New York. February 5's installment featured David Harris, Will Leitch, and Jon Wertheim. Harris is the biographer of legendary 49ers coach Bill Walsh. Leitch shared all-new material from the paperback edition of his manifesto on behalf of the modern fan. And Wertheim profiled a mixed-martial arts legend and the meteoric rise of his sport. You can order copies of their books through Gelf's website; for interviews and more, visit www.gelfmagazine.com

Will Leitch, contributing editor at New York Magazine, columnist for Sporting News, founder/emeritus at Deadspin, returns to Varsity Letters and talks about his new career and the latest edition of his book "God Save the Fan: How Steroid Hypocrites, Soul-Sucking Suits, and a Worldwide Leader Not Named Bush Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports." Gelf Magazine presents Varsity Letters, a free, sports centric reading series every month at the Happy Ending Lounge in New York. February 5's installment featured David Harris, Will Leitch, and Jon Wertheim. Harris is the biographer of legendary 49ers coach Bill Walsh. Leitch shared all-new material from the paperback edition of his manifesto on behalf of the modern fan. And Wertheim profiled a mixed-martial arts legend and the meteoric rise of his sport. You can order copies of their books through Gelf's website; for interviews and more, visit www.gelfmagazine.com

Will Leitch, contributing editor at New York Magazine, columnist for Sporting News, founder/emeritus at Deadspin, returns to Gelf Magazine's Varsity Letters to talk about his career and the latest edition of his book "God Save the Fan: How Steroid Hypocrites, Soul-Sucking Suits, and a Worldwide Leader Not Named Bush Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports." Gelf Magazine presents Varsity Letters, a free, sports centric reading series every month at the Happy Ending Lounge in New York. February 5's installment featured David Harris, Will Leitch, and Jon Wertheim. Harris is the biographer of legendary 49ers coach Bill Walsh. Leitch shared all-new material from the paperback edition of his manifesto on behalf of the modern fan. And Wertheim profiled a mixed-martial arts legend and the meteoric rise of his sport. You can order copies of their books through Gelf's website; for interviews and more, visit www.gelfmagazine.com

In a television exclusive, we'll talk to a skilled money manager in the Warren Buffet tradition, Tom Russo, who focuses on global brand companies for private accounts at his firm Gardner Russo and Gardner. We'll also talk to the only stock mutual fund manager to post a positive return in 2008- we'll ask Tom Forester of the Forester Value Fund how he intends to make money this year. Plus we'll assess the risks and opportunities in the beaten down bond market with Randall Forsyth, credit columnist and the Editor of Barron's Online. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Clips from the journalism and commentary career of David Tereshchuk (www.tereshchuk.com), media critic and columnist at THE MEDIA BEAT which began in "am New York" newspaper and continues online.

The Turkish prime minister, Mr. Erdogan, stormed out of a heated debate at the World Economic Forum in Davos after slamming the position of Israeli President, Mr. Shimon Peres, over Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip. Recep Tayyip Erdogan walked out of the televised debate on Thursday, after the moderator refused to allow him to rebut the Israeli president's justification about the war that left about 1,300 Gazans dead. Before storming out, Erdogan told Shimon Peres, the Israeli president: "You are killing people." Peres told Erdogan during the heated panel discussion that he would have acted in the same manner if rockets had been falling on Istanbul. Moderator David Ignatius, a Washington Post columnist, then told Erdogan that he had "only a minute" to respond to a lengthy monologe by Pires. Erdogan said: "I find it very sad that people applaud what you said. There have been many people killed. And I think that it is very wrong and it is not humanitarian." Ignatius twice attempted to finish the ...

Recep Erdogan storms out of Davos after clash with Israeli president over Gaza Recep Erdogan today received a hero's welcome when he returned home after storming out of a World Economic Forum debate following a clash with the Israeli president over Israel's offensive against Gaza. Thousands of people gathered at Ataturk airport, in Istanbul, to greet the Turkish prime minister, waving Turkish and Palestinian flags and chanting: "Turkey is proud of you." In a heated exchange, Erdogan told Shimon Peres the Israeli air strikes and invasion of the Palestinian territory were "very wrong" and said "many people have been killed". The incident came after a lengthy debate at the Davos forum about the Israeli offensive, in which at least 1,300 Palestinians were killed. Erdogan tried to rebut Peres as the discussion was ending, asking the moderator, the Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, to let him speak once more. "Only a minute," Ignatius said. Erdogan said: "I remember two former prime ministers in ...

From http://www.gaycenter.org/out/ Tony-award winner Elaine Stritch and legendary columnist Liz Smith sat down together at the Center for an intimate conversation. In this clip, Liz asked Elaine about her previous visits to the Center (when she didn’t have an audience). To listen to the full conversation go to http://www.gaycenter.org/out/audiopodcasts This video excerpt is from Out at the Center, a TV show of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center of New York City. To see more episodes go to gaycenter.org/out. The show is made possible thanks to members of the Center and viewers like you. To find out more, join or donate go to http://www.gaycenter.org/support