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Friday, April 4
Fred Harteis News Articles - Statement
by
maba
on Fri 04 Apr 2008 07:26 PM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles – Recently there have been many blogs and websites under the impression that I have returned to Quixtar as an IBO. Just to set the record straight on a few of these issues. I have resigned from Quixtar and I am working with Team Leadership. I am no longer a Quixtar IBO. I do not have any question of the character of Orrin Woodward or Chris Brady, or doubt their motive to help people. I see them as leaders with a vision and ... more » Tuesday, February 12
Statement From Fred Harteis
by
maba
on Tue 12 Feb 2008 07:00 PM EST
As an IBO I have entered into many discussions concerning issues I have had with Quixtar i.e.: product pricing, the IBO compensation plan, negative on the web. I have been open about my opinions. When the DTI situation became public, I became very concerned about our future, in the In July of 2007 ... more » Monday, August 27
Fred Harteis News Articles - Labor Day
by
maba
on Mon 27 Aug 2007 08:00 PM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles – “Labor Day” has normally been a day of rest for most of us. In the hustle and bustle of our day to day work lives, this day gives us a chance to look back and remember the Summer and prepare for Fall and the upcoming school year. The holiday began in 1882, originating from a desire by the Central Labor Union to create a day off for the "working man". It is still celebrated mainly as a day of rest and marks the symbolic ... more » Thursday, August 2
Fred Harteis - Small Business Facts
by
M Carter
on Thu 02 Aug 2007 10:00 PM EDT
Fred Harteis – Small Business holds the economy together and most of us do not even realize who it impacts the economy. Below are some small business facts that might surprise you. The Small-Business Economy · American small business is the world's third-largest economy, trailing only the · The Tuesday, August 19
Fred Harteis News Articles - Obama Ready to Announce Running Mate
by
maba
on Tue 19 Aug 2008 10:11 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - Senator Barack Obama has all but settled on his choice for a running mate and set an elaborate rollout plan for his decision, beginning with an early morning alert to supporters, perhaps as soon as Wednesday morning, aides said. Mr. Obama’s deliberations remain remarkably closely held. Aides said perhaps a half-dozen advisers were involved in the final discussions in an effort to enforce a command that Mr. Obama issued to staff members: that his decision not leak out until supporters are notified. Mr. ... more » Monday, August 18
Fred Harteis News Articles - McCain Slams Obama on National Security
by
maba
on Mon 18 Aug 2008 10:53 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - Senator John McCain opened up a hard-hitting political attack on Senator Barack Obama’s national security credentials and stepped up his rhetoric against the Russians in Georgia in a speech on Monday aimed at showcasing his ability to be commander-in-chief. In an address to a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention, Mr. McCain criticized what he called Mr. Obama’s “shifting positions’’ on the troop escalation, or surge, in Iraq, and charged that when his rival voted against funding the troops in a single vote in 2007, ... more » Friday, August 15
Fred Harteis News Articles -Councilman Seeks to Ban Text Messaging at Wheel
by
maba
on Fri 15 Aug 2008 10:32 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Article - Councilman David I. Weprin’s 16-year old twins are like a lot of teenagers: They text-message their friends every few minutes. And they cannot wait to get their driver’s licenses. It’s a combination their father, a Queens Democrat, worries about. On Friday he will unveil a measure that would ban the sending or reading of text messages while driving within city limits. “It’s a risk to drivers, obviously, and also to passengers and pedestrians,” Mr. Weprin said in an interview. “You’re not looking at the ... more » Thursday, August 14
Fred Harteis News Articles - Inflation Hits Annual Pace Not Seen Since 1991
by
maba
on Thu 14 Aug 2008 10:41 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - Inflation reached a 17-year high last month, fueled by high gasoline and food prices, all but assuring that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates at their current level for the time being. Consumer prices were 5.6 percent higher last month than they were in July 2007, a brisker pace than economists had expected, the Labor Department said on Thursday. That was the sharpest annual increase since January 1991, as Americans paid more for clothing, food, transportation and recreational products. The news was ... more » Wednesday, August 13
Fred Harteis News Articles - Bush Sending Aid to Georgia
by
maba
on Wed 13 Aug 2008 10:05 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - President Bush said Wednesday that the Pentagon had begun a “vigorous and ongoing” humanitarian mission to ease the suffering in Georgia, and that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice would travel to France and then to Georgia to work for a settlement of the crisis. The president, speaking at the White House with Ms. Rice and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, criticized Russia and called on it to “keep its word and act to end this crisis.” Mr. Bush said that a ... more » Tuesday, August 12
Fred Harteis News Articles - Russia Orders Halt in Georgia as Fighting Continues
by
maba
on Tue 12 Aug 2008 11:31 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia on Tuesday agreed to the terms of a cease-fire that could end the clashes in Georgia, saying Russia had “punished” Georgia enough for its aggression against the separatist enclave of South Ossetia. The six-point agreement — which the Georgians had endorsed in an earlier draft — would withdraw troops to the positions they occupied before fighting broke out Thursday. It would grant unfettered access to humanitarian aid, cease the use of force in the disputed territories, and begin ... more » Friday, August 1
Fred Harteis News Articles - Man Suspected in Anthrax Attacks Said to Commit Suicide
by
maba
on Fri 01 Aug 2008 10:10 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - The seven-year investigation into the anthrax attacks that traumatized and baffled the nation just weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks has taken a stunning new turn with the apparent suicide of a scientist who was the prime suspect in the case. With investigators close to filing charges against him, the scientist — Bruce E. Ivins, 62 — apparently took his own life with a prescription painkiller, Tylenol mixed with codeine. He died Tuesday at a hospital in Frederick, Md., about an hour’s drive north ... more » Thursday, July 31
Fred Harteis News Articles - Judge Rules White House Aides Can Be Subpoenaed
by
maba
on Thu 31 Jul 2008 11:02 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - President Bush’s top advisers must honor subpoenas issued by Congress, a federal judge ruled on Thursday in a case that involves the firings of several United States attorneys but has much wider constitutional implications for all three branches of government. “The executive’s current claim of absolute immunity from compelled Congressional process for senior presidential aides is without any support in the case law,” Judge John D. Bates ruled in United States District Court here. Unless overturned on appeal, a former White House counsel, ... more » Wednesday, July 30
Fred Harteis News Articles - Olmert to Resign After September Vote
by
maba
on Wed 30 Jul 2008 10:47 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - Prime Minister Ehud Olmert of Israel, embroiled in a high-profile corruption investigation, announced Wednesday that he would resign his office as soon as his party chooses a new leader in September elections. In a televised public statement made from his official residence in Jerusalem, Mr. Olmert said he would not take part in the leadership election for his Kadima party, opening the way for the next party leader to try to form a new government. “I have decided not to compete in the ... more » Tuesday, July 29
Fred Harteis News Articles - U.S. Reports Drop in Homeless Population
by
maba
on Tue 29 Jul 2008 10:24 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - The number of chronically homeless people living in the nation’s streets and shelters has dropped by about 30 percent — to 123,833 from 175,914 — between 2005 and 2007, Bush administration officials said on Tuesday. Housing officials say the statistics, which the Department of Housing and Urban Development collects each year from more than 3,800 cities and counties, may reflect better data collection and reporting and some variation in the number of communities reporting on an annual basis. But the officials attribute much of ... more » Monday, July 28
Fred Harteis News Articles -Justice Department Report on Hiring Finds Violations
by
maba
on Mon 28 Jul 2008 10:20 AM EDT
Fred Harteis News Articles - A new Justice Department report concludes that politics illegally influenced the hiring of career prosecutors and immigration judges, and largely lays the blame on top aides to former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Monday's report singles out the department's former White House liaison, Monica Goodling, for violating federal law and Justice Department policy by discriminating against job applicants who weren't Republican or conservative loyalists. ''Goodling improperly subjected candidates for certain career positions to the same politically based evaluation she used on candidates for political ... more » |
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