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I know that there are big companies that contribute to a senator’s election campaign. How can a person get a list of those companies. Thank you.

You can google an individual senator’s name for a list of their contributors.

For example, after googling Hillary’s 2006 campaign, I found her top contributors were Ernst & Young, New York Life Insurance, Time Warner, Morgan Stanley, Corning, Citigroup, Metropolitan Life and Goldman Sachs.

http://MOXNews.com/
March 04, 2010 News Corp

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Companies will pay you to drive your vehicle with their advertisment on your vehicle. It’s a body wrap. How do I get in contact with companies so I can get paid?

These are links obtained from Yahoo! search.

http://www.paidride.com/
http://www.cityt.com/

For example oil companies will drive the local population to get oil.
Another many clothing companies will have sweat shops because of the bottom line.
Are there any more types of companies that turn there head to human rights just to make a profit?

most military contractors, especially Blackwater. Chiqita bananas have certain ties to death squads, and most popular sneakers were made in sweat shops.

Paul Potts’ debut CD “One Chance” is now available, in stores in the US, Europe and around the world or on line.

Paul’s official websites are:

http://sonybmg.co.uk/artists/paul_potts/

Official Website:-

http://www.paulpottsuk.com/

Official myspace:-

http://www.myspace.com/officialpaulpottsmusic

Paul Potts has won the final of this competition and ins £100,000 and will perform at the Royal Variety Performance.

Check out their website at: http://talent.itv.com

Paul Potts semi final winning performance in UK talent show “Britain’s Got Talent”, broadcast on ITV 1.

Click here for interview with Observer: http://tinyurl.com/2gza22

Best of luck to him in the live final on Sunday.

Please don’t bother making shallow superficial remarks – it ain’t clever, funny or interesting.

Offensive remarks will be removed, as will ones promoting websites or services.

For all those that seem to think Paul is a pro in disguise, please realise the following. (or maybe just unfamiliar with what an opera singer or opera company is).

- Bath Opera is an amateur opera company staging a small number of productions a few times each year.
- Paul has performed in just 4 four productions with this company
- Paul has attended some masterclasses in Italy. These courses are designed for talented amateurs. All of these are paid for by those attending.
- A few masterclasses, even one with the great man do not constitute “a formal opera training” by any stretch of the imagination.
- Professional opera singers earn their living by treading the boards night after night week-in week-out, year after year with professional opera companies.
- Paul, has never earned a single penny from opera performance, other than winning a tv talent show in 1999 – the winnings funding masterclasses.
- Paul has not performed since 2003.
- He is not a professional opera singer pretending to be a mobile phone sales man, but rather he is a mobile phone salesman aspiring to be an opera singer.
- An operatic voice IS a trained voice.

Hmmmm, perhaps if I can buy a few classes at a pro cookery school, I can pass myself off as a highly experienced pro chef…..hmmmmm…..

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i don’t know what the word is, but when companies "branch" out? they own smaller companies, and those companies are spread out. and i know one disadavantage is that the smaller companies that are farther away from the head company can be shut down by the head company if economy becomes bad.
what’s this called? the whole branching thing? i tried to google it but all i get are ads for building up businesses.
and i want to learn the advantages and disadvantages of this too?

There are a number of things you could mean here:

Franchising (McDonalds for example) is where you sell the rights and start-up materials to private business persons who then become part of your network. The idea of this is that the geographical spread of the business increases over time (or ‘branches out’)

Companies that take-over smaller businesses and either keep the brand of the smaller business or convert the smaller business to their own brand (Tescos for example) – this could also be classed as ‘branching out’

Or you could just mean a business that slowly expands by leasing more and more business premises over a geographical area – building a business network of premesis and staff.

BATTLEFIELD BAD COMPANY :
The final trailer for Battlefield: Bad Company.

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I know these companies are scams, but I need to know which companies to watch out for. Thanks in advance.

All the stock tips you get on your e-mail are bogus.

Like the companies that build our roads, schools, and any other type of civil engineering. The companies that sell foods to schools for lunches, or sell needles for public hospitals.
These companies have a direct monopoly from the government because they are guaranteed business.
My questions is.

Are these businesses privately owned?
How did they get the backing of the government
and how do i get in?

Most companies who perform such services as the above listed, are privately owned. They are considered in the "Private Sector" but do work almost exclusively for the government. While being privately owned, the government may also choose to subsidize or give money to them for research etc.

Getting a job in one of these companies is not much different from any other company, but depending on how close the company is dealing with national security, the government will probably run background checks. If you have been convicted of a crime, you may have less of a chance of getting the job because of its relationship with the government.

James Bamford describes the NSA’s subcontracting to Israeli firms for mass surveillance of U.S.-based electronic communications. Further information, and how this relates to 9/11 at 911blogger.com; http://www.911blogger.com/node/18981

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