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...knowledge of just how precarious a New Hampshire victory can be. His advisors have already put up an ad in Michigan, whose primary falls on Jan. 15. The 30-second spot called "Reform," encapsulates the message they believe helped them win New Hampshire: McCain faces the camera and tells viewers how angry he's made "big spenders," "special interests" and "defense contractors...
...acting strangely." In Vilma's case, Encke said that the zookeepers didn't have a timely indication that the cubs were in danger: they are reared inside a darkened cave, and the zookeepers do not enter to see them until they are six weeks old. Despite an infrared camera and sound recording device inside the cave, the zookeepers noticed too late that the cubs were no longer making any noises. Only after they heard the mother banging against the bars did they investigate, finding no sign of the young. Polar bears often eat their cubs if they believe they...
...Before his death, Strauss was helping high school students film and produce “Senioritis,” a movie based on a student-produced musical, which will debut in March. Last summer, the student camera crew came regularly to his house and stayed up filming one night until 2 a.m., Janie Strauss said...
Obama crushed the first vote, not only in raw numbers, but in pure awesomeness. Margie and her supporters clapped and chanted and jumped around in their beads. Meanwhile, when the Obama supporters started to chant "Fired up! Ready to go!" into an MSNBC camera, David Gobberdiel, the assistant precinct captain of the far nerdier Clinton crew sighed, smiled and said, "Too much...
...five delegates allotted, three went to Obama, one to Clinton and one to Edwards. It was over in an hour and a half, which is a lot of time just to vote but a mere blip when you've practiced chanting, clapping and yelling into a TV camera for nine months...