NSW Premier needs help !
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I have by now installed and uninstalled at least 4 to 6 times. Doesn't install well over previously upgraded products (antivirus), also Goback will not install if your harddrive was initially setup with drive manger software (Maxblast or the like) and you don't know this until the installation fails, then you need to download the 3 uninstall tools from Symantec and run them as instructed. Does not seem to coexist well with NIS 2005. My last install was NWS 2006 w/o Goback or Antivirus and then to install NIS 2005, this has lasted for two weeks.
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O'Donnell feels that we need to step in and step up to stop assaults on freedom and morals and the ever increasing attacks from big business and government that try to tell us what we can and can't do in every aspect of our lives. She speaks out against a government that wants to allow our teenage daughters freedom to have an abortion but not to buy a soda at school if they want one. In Delaware a teenager cannot use a tanning bed without a parent's permission but can get an abortion without parental consent.

She feels sticking the bill for today's spending to our kids so they can pay for it tomorrow is wrong and feels it is taking away our children's shot at the American dream. Her thoughts come from her hard working background as one of six kids and a childhood that taught her to work hard and be self sufficient. She explains the injustice of government workers who earn on average twice the salary and benefits of those in the private business sector.

She addresses a comment she made on a talk show in 1999 where she states that she hung around with people who were *dabbling* in the occult in high school. The old clip was dug out and shown on Bill Maher during her campaign and it suddenly went viral. She also explains that the commercial was released without her approval and that it was leaked onto the internet.

Christine O'Donnell has been dubbed the "Tea Party Darling" so it only makes sense that this book speaks out against over spending. She encourages everyone to step in and do their part to be involved in the process of taking back control so we can again be a government of the people and by the people.

If you're looking for a book on CD that will stop and make you think, this is it. Just pop it in your CD drive on your computer while you're working or in your portable CD player while you work out.  This one will motivate you!
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I can't stand the Clintons and pray she does not get into office this year.  Was nice to hear what  Mr Byrne had to say.  Let's us know just how those liars are.  All they want is power and money.  Our country is going to be worse off than it ever has been if she gets in.  Prayers please.  M
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A Great Lady. We are sorely in need of her kind of politician. I would throw away both Houses for her.
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You go Sean! Give the liberal-left a dose of conservative intellect. Keep on speaking the truth and we will continue to listen.

Props to you, Sean, for a job well done!
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How far will this woman will go to get power? Just another progressive that would not know the truth if it hit her in the face
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This man has ideas that will go a long way towards fixing this nation. He should be our next President.
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The truth really hurts doesn't it? She has the guts to lead. The libs are on the run with this one.
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Is Australia next to be decimated by all of this CSG exploration? We certainly haven't learnt much from the USA environmental effects.
Our poor Aussie farmers are helpless to stop companies from exploiting their land because of government policy. It's wrong.
What sort of Legacy are we leaving for our children and their children? Contaminated water supplies, air quality and food crops restricted.
It would appear the Australian Government has not heard of a company called Clean Teq Holdings. (CLQ) They specialise in treatment of all types of mining waste. This could be a step forward in stopping the development so that it doesn't get out of hand.
Worth a thought!
Well done Josh Fox.
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For those interested in politics, public relations and public affairs, gender studies and human behaviour, this is a must-read book. And it will be of interest to readers living outside Australia.

Written by author Kerry-Anne Walsh contemporaneously, it follows the Prime Ministerial career of Julia Gillard up to the week before she lost that position and moved to the back-benches.

For those unfamiliar with the back-story, Gillard was voted in as Prime Minister to replace predecessor Kevin Rudd, in 2010, on the back of an increasingly dysfunctional Rudd government. (Rudd had been elected in 2007.) In Australia, voters elect the governing party, and the party elects its leader, which can be changed during government without further recourse to the voters. By all accounts, Rudd was out of control, but once ousted, could not bear that decision. Gillard called an election , did not win enough seats to form a government, and negotiated a minority government in competition with oh-so-close Opposition leader Tony Abbott with those minority parties holding the balance of power.

The context for Gillard's term as Prime Minister was therefore a minority government, an ousted predecessor plotting revenge, an aggressive political opponent who had missed out on power, complex policies and legislation much of which was unpopular, and she was a woman (Australia's first female PM). Talk about Shakespearean.

The book throws out challenging assertions about media complicity, loyalty, how we in Australia view (and treat) our elected representatives, and about our treatment of women in general and those in power in particular.

These assertions are not pleasant, and in some cases alarming, but are essential if we are to mature as a society in a way that I personally think is required, certainly in our political discourse.

If there's a partisan bias to the book (I'm not sure there is) so be it - someone had to fight Gillard's corner, even retrospectively, and Walsh has certainly done that. But I think uncertainties about bias, and any lingering concern about how accurate or not the book is (and how would those of us outside the surroundings of Australia's Parliamentary enclave in Canberra know one way or the other) is mitigated by Walsh's approach of writing as things happened. As such you can track how things unfolded, and eventually unravelled, as they happened, rather than in retrospect.

The book provides an interesting backdrop to the forthcoming Australian Federal election, but very much stands up in its own right.

It's well-written, opinionated, direct, and presents complexity with clarity. It's a long, long time since I found any book difficult to put down. This was one, and I read it in two days flat.

Read it.
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This is a must read for those wondering what is happening to our country.  There is still time to make a difference!
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Great ideas he has!  I think they will very difficult for a majority to accept.  Too revolutionary from our current state!  Or should I say too grass rooted.  We've drifted to far from the original intent of our founding fathers!
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Intelligent man with some excellent suggestions to get this country back on track. Would love to see some of his suggestions put into place, but I don't see that happening unfortunately.
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enjoyed reading this book after I had read Lazarus Rising.

Maxine's writing style is conversational, but at the same time paints a clear picture of how she unseated the sitting Prime Minister of the day.

This book will is a ground breaking book that will make it easier for other ex-politicians to write their own accounts of life in the Rudd government.

A must-read book for anyone who is interested in how elections work behind the scenes or who aspires to run for parliament.
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As a development officer, I know people all over the country who are having great success with this model.  Why can't I tell you I'm raising all kinds of money?  Because I have a board who isn't ready to help with fundraising.

It's depressing to think that there are funds that could help our organization, make a difference in the lives of the children we are dedicated to serving, and yet we can't seem to reach.

Hope that other people who read this book see the potential of the model and can convince their board members that inviting a friend to breakfast or lunch is not traumatic.  Oh well.
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As Justice Michael Kirby said in his review, there's enough in here to annoy practically everybody. Well done Dr. Harris!  Most Australians don't care about their constitution. Those that do are complacent "She'll do, mate, if we just trim around the edges". Harris shakes the tree of lethargy from an international perspective, having studied and taught constitutional law in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), South Africa, New Zealand, as well as in Australia. His arguments for a constitutionally embedded Bill of Rights is particularly well done.

A great book of resource for progressives seeking constitutional change in Australia.