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Part 2 here:
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Rand Paul (son of Congressman Ron Paul) of the Kentucky Taxpayers United joined a panel of guests on Kentucky Tonight to discuss the Kentucky state budget.
The entire show can be viewed here:
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In part 1: Grim and Fowler discuss budgets, while Pat and Goody try to get fit.
With Rowan Atkinson, James Dreyfus, Mark Addy, Mina Anwar and David Haig.
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The closing credits to one of Ernie's ABC Specials. Something of a lost art considering networks now want the time to plug their upcoming shows. My favorite part of this is the credit for the Production Coordinator- given Ernie's propensity for exceeding budgets, what we see may not have been too far from the truth.
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Just a quick description of the process I went through to build my campus board. It isn't much, but it works for people with limited budgets and limited space.
Scott LoSasso, President of LoSasso, a Chicago Advertising and Interactive agency, talks about looking for ways to leverage reduced budgets in 2009 with strategically sound online programs.
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SS has your (retirement) numbers - Crescent-News Retirement might seem like an unattainable goal as many people's retirement accounts continue to dwindle with today's unstable stock market. But there is a new tool available to help people prepare for the future. The Social Security Administration ...