certainly decide this one harshly

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Thank you George  , if it was not because of you Saddam Hossein would still be in power,

killing and torturing the innocent people of Iraq and neighboring countries . George

what you have actually accomplished is that the Dictators all around the world are worrying and scared to death , shiting in their pants knowing the fact that if they follow the same path , they would be hanged just like this mother fucker in above picture , just like a criminal and just like the way I used wish about this looser ....I am so glad that they did not use the firing squads and hanged him , however he had a long lengthy & fair trial , a court with witnesses , prosecutors and defense team ( Ramsey Clark can go fuck himself ) a court room that he never gave his apponent , however the dictators all around the globe have started to be nicer to their own people , fearing that the same path would have them hanging on a robe , I had wrote some articles about the Noemberg court and the way Herman Gorgin escaped being hanged just hrs before by taking SOME sinied but bottom line is that if you do bad , you pay for it , PAY BACK IS A BITCH

Market history has a way of repeating itself. And this company has the same look as these previous fortune-makers...

• Wal-Mart has become the second largest company in the world -- snapping up $10,000 worth of WMT in 1980 (a full decade after the IPO) would have you sitting over $5 MILLION today... 
• Nike made the world want to "be like Mike" -- $10,000 of NIKE purchased in 1985 (Michael Jordan's rookie year) would now be worth more than $750,000...
• Starbucks became a global brand powerhouse in less than 10 years -- if you bought $10,000 worth of SBUX in 1997 (5 years after its IPO) you'd have $85,650 today

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Democrats led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California are expected to introduce a bill tomorrow to roll back the limits, which ban U.S. funding for research on powerful new embryonic stem cell lines established since 2001. Support for a policy change is also strong among Republicans, Roman Catholics, evangelical Christians and other groups, the study said.

``It's broad, it's bipartisan and it's something everyone seems to be in favor of,'' said Graham Hueber, a senior researcher at Opinion Research Corporation, ``The makeup of who is supporting this research is changing.''

Bush used his first veto as president last July to strike down a bill that would have expanded stem cell research. The House has scheduled a vote on the new bill for Thursday.

Desire for stem cell research is growing and spans demographic and political groups, said Gail Pressberg, a senior fellow at the institute. Support for the research has grown to 66 percent of Americans from 60 percent in a 2004 survey, and today supporters include 51 percent of Republicans and 59 percent of independent voters, the study said.

Shares Rise

Shares of Palo Alto, California-based StemCells Inc. jumped 45 cents, or 17 percent, to $3.11 at 4:30 p.m. in NASDAQ Stock Market composite trading. Advanced Cell Technology, of Alameda, California, rose 13 cents, or 24 percent, to 68 cents. Baltimore-based Osiris Therapeutics Inc. increased $1.43, of 6.2 percent, to $24.43, and Aastrom Biosciences Inc., based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, gained 15 cents, or 12 percent, to $1.39.

Stem cells taken from human embryos have the potential to become any tissue or organ in the human body, offering the possibility to design treatments for degenerative disorders such as Parkinson's disease and type 1 diabetes.

The research, although promising, is controversial because it involves the destruction of human embryos, most of which are obtained from fertility clinics after they have not been used for pregnancies.

California and New Jersey have tried to lure companies who work with embryonic stem cells with promises of state financial support for their research. Support is also growing among some religious groups whose members have equated the destruction of embryos with abortion and murder. In the study, 52 percent of evangelical Christians and 69 percent of Roman Catholics wanted the U.S. to expand its support of stem cell research.

The Civil Society Institute is a non-profit, non-partisan research group that has periodically polled Americans on stem cell research for more than three years. The telephone survey questioned 1,036 men and women from Dec. 15-18, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points

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