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 | 2008 Accessibility Open House wheelchairs, power rims, scooters and one of the largest inventory of new and pre-owned accessible vehicles and adaptive driving equipment. Attendees were able to register to vote at the event and see demonstrations of the new handicap accessible voting machine that was used for the resent Presidential election. Accessible Vans and Mobility the leading resource for all your Mobility needs. |
 | I am MAD! Mad as hell! And I'm NOT gonna take this anymore! with 2010 in sight, and once again (or perhaps: still) we're dealing with the same old problems that we as society allow to take place. During elections you can choose to vote for either a douche or a turd. Voting for the best politician is utopia, it's more a matter of voting for the one who isn't the ultimate fucknut compared to the other nuts. Hell, do yourself a favor and don't vote at all. In the end it's the biggest corporations calling the shots which are lubricated with stolen oil, ... |
 | NHS privatisation by Stealth - Gordon Brown's Polyclinics - PatientPressure a depersonalised system of large health centres, called poly-clinics. Under his direction, the National Health Service is rushing ahead with plans that will close up to 1700 local surgeries. And when your local surgery goes, you will have to travel much further to see a doctor. journey times are forecast to treble in London, and you could face a very long trip indeed if you live in a rural area. Communities that have lost their post office, their local shops and their local police station, ... |
 | Bournemouth 2008: Nick Clegg translate into concrete commitments? None. Not one. I heard David Cameron ask the scientists at the CERN in Geneva to test his election manifesto in their big particle accelerator. But they told him, it doesn't matter how fast they spin the machine he'll never get a big bang from something with no substance. You see, when you promise, you have to choose. When it's all “blue skies thinking” – you can say everything, no matter how contradictory. You can say you want fairer taxes – but propose ... |
