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‘Big Tax’ is brewing…
Posted in: Political Thingies
You like a glass of wine or a beer to wind down your day… ![]()
Well…Very soon, you could be paying more…
Wonder how Health Care is gong to get more $$$???
DRINK UP & PAY UP!!!
“Congress wants to increase tax on beer by 145 percent… This means you might be spending an extra $3 for a case. It doesn’t stop there, with a 20 percent increase in hard liquor sales. Maybe the hardest hit is the wine drinkers. Wine sales would increase by 233 percent. Get ready to shell out an extra $7 for a case of wine. The move is the government’s answer to help pay for the rising cost of healthcare, especially for the millions of uninsured. As part of the proposal, the tea-totallers are not safe either. The government wants to hike the cost of a can of cola with a soda pop tax for soft drinks.”
*Click here if you want to tell your local Congresspeeps how you feel about this!!!
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‘Bubble Girl’…
Posted in: Music Thingies
*Who needs Pants when you have ‘BUBBLES’…
Recent Quote: “I think I would make quite a good mother actually, I’m a very good friend.”
*She’d be a PRO w/ the Bubble Machine @ B-Day Parties
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IT WAS A ‘WICKED’ NIGHT…
Posted in: Local Thingies
*It was a ‘Wicked Women’s Night’ last night
@ Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse…

…Thanks to ‘Austin Womens Magazine’…
raising money for ‘Girls on the Run for Austin’ ![]()
..The ‘Woman’ of the Night…
Jennifer Parker walked away w/
tix to see ‘Wicked’ @ the Bass Concert Hall
going on Aug 12-30th…

*Get ‘Wicked’..grab your tix while they are still
available & keep an ear out for more ‘Fun chances’
to WIN TIX to see ‘WICKED’!! ![]()
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Another reason CC ROCKS…
Posted in: Corpus Christi Thingies
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–According to “Business Week” magazine, here are eight of the most-important inventions you can expect to see in the next 10 years . . . br /br /br /#1.) OCEAN-DRIVEN HYDROPOWER. Dams use the power of rivers to generate electricity. But within the next few years, off-shore turbines will be using the same principle to harness the power of the ocean currents.br /br /br /br /#2.) MINIATURE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. Researchers in the Netherlands say they’ve developed a pill that can be loaded with medicine and programmed to unload at a specific part of the body.br /br /br /–And a pen-sized device is being developed at the University of Texas that can detect skin cancer without the need for a biopsy.br /br /br /br /#3.) NEW BIO-FUELS. The first round of bio-fuels were made from edible material, which caused a spike in global food prices. But now scientists are starting to create fuel using things like corn stalks, woodchips, and tropical grass.br /br /br /br /br /br /br /#4.) TRULY ON-DEMAND ENTERTAINMENT. In the next ten years, cable television and the Internet will merge. And as they do, you’ll be able to watch, listen to, or read anything you want, whenever you want.br /br /br /br /#5.) SUPER-HIGH-SPEED INTERNET. The Internet is actually SLOWER in the United States than it is in parts of Asia and Europe, but within the next ten years, that’s going to change. Soon, high-speed wireless Internet will be available nearly everywhere.br /br /br /br /#6.) TINY COMPUTERS. Nanotechnology is allowing scientists to dramatically shrink the size of electronics. And researchers in Chicago recently came up with a new material that can store the equivalent of 250 DVDs on the space of a quarter.br /br /br /br /#7.) SUPERCHARGED BATTERIES. Millions of dollars are being poured into research to develop longer-lasting batteries, which we’ll need if we plan to end our dependency on oil.br /br /br /br /#8.) A CURE FOR CANCER. Nanotechnology is also allowing doctors to make huge strides in cancer, AIDS, and Alzheimer’s research. And some scientists think we’re less than a decade away from curing those diseases.br /br /br / BusinessWeek.com)
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–According to “Business Week” magazine, here are eight of the most-important inventions you can expect to see in the next 10 years . . .
#1.) OCEAN-DRIVEN HYDROPOWER. Dams use the power of rivers to generate electricity. But within the next few years, off-shore turbines will be using the same principle to harness the power of the ocean currents.
#2.) MINIATURE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. Researchers in the Netherlands say they’ve developed a pill that can be loaded with medicine and programmed to unload at a specific part of the body.
–And a pen-sized device is being developed at the University of Texas that can detect skin cancer without the need for a biopsy.
#3.) NEW BIO-FUELS. The first round of bio-fuels were made from edible material, which caused a spike in global food prices. But now scientists are starting to create fuel using things like corn stalks, woodchips, and tropical grass.
#4.) TRULY ON-DEMAND ENTERTAINMENT. In the next ten years, cable television and the Internet will merge. And as they do, you’ll be able to watch, listen to, or read anything you want, whenever you want.
#5.) SUPER-HIGH-SPEED INTERNET. The Internet is actually SLOWER in the United States than it is in parts of Asia and Europe, but within the next ten years, that’s going to change. Soon, high-speed wireless Internet will be available nearly everywhere.
#6.) TINY COMPUTERS. Nanotechnology is allowing scientists to dramatically shrink the size of electronics. And researchers in Chicago recently came up with a new material that can store the equivalent of 250 DVDs on the space of a quarter.
#7.) SUPERCHARGED BATTERIES. Millions of dollars are being poured into research to develop longer-lasting batteries, which we’ll need if we plan to end our dependency on oil.
#8.) A CURE FOR CANCER. Nanotechnology is also allowing doctors to make huge strides in cancer, AIDS, and Alzheimer’s research. And some scientists think we’re less than a decade away from curing those diseases.


