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Phil Staudt Appointed as Portal Director for LasVegasNevadaPortal.com by Phil
Staudt Phil Staudt has been assigned to be the new portal director for LasVegasNevadaPortal.com, which is part of YourHomeTownPortal.com, which is a world-wide network of city portals designed to bring small business owners and local residents together. The portal features free classified ads and free business listings for local businesses and premium advertising that gets results. Smokey Miller is the new assistant portal director for LasVegasNevadaPortal.com. Las Vegas is a unique city because the spotlight is always on the Las Vegas Strip and conventions and major events that are publicized around the world, and sometimes it is difficult for small business owners to get noticed online and promote their products and services to locals in Las Vegas via the Internet. LasVegasNevadaPortal.com is a website that is dedicated to helping small business owners network with Las Vegas locals and get the word out about the products and services that they have available for those living in Las Vegas. Phil Staudt is experienced with using social media marketing, including myspace.com and twitter.com and blogging, to promote small businesses. More people are carrying portable devices that connect them to the Internet at all times, and it is more important than ever for small business owners to have an online presence, because potential customers are searching online for information and places to go while they are on the run. LasVegasNevadaPortal.com is the portal that locals turn to when they are looking for products and services in Las Vegas from other Las Vegas locals. Phil Staudt grew up near Portland, Oregon, and graduated from Gladstone High School in Gladstone, Oregon, and attended Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham, Oregon. Phil Staudt has lived in Las Vegas about 50% of the time since 1991, and has worked in casinos and restaurants on the Las Vegas strip, and has been a cab driver in Las Vegas, and has been making money online with affiliate programs since 1999. Phil Staudt also owns philbucks.com and vegastaxidriver.com. Phil Staudt has been involved in sales and marketing since 1980. Timothy L. Drobnick, the owner and creator of
YourHomeTownPortal.com, also owns PEEL Inc. and
orangeleads.com and retailbucks.com. Timothy L. Drobnick has been an innovator and leader in Internet marketing since 1996. Timothy L. Drobnick hosts and designs and manages his websites in
Gahanna, Ohio. He understands the challenges of getting traffic online in the ever-changing competitive world wide web, and Timothy L. Drobnick knows how to get Internet traffic that gets results for advertisers and small business owners and entrepreneurs. by Phil
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Impatient Plane Passenger Is A Hero by Phil
Staudt Finally, some good news. This scene belongs in
"Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" with Steve Martin and John
Candy. He should fit in well in New York City. Cheers mate! by Phil
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Lights Off Made Las Vegas Cooler
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Phil Staudt
The lights were turned off on the Las Vegas strip on Saturday night in order to fight global warming. Since then the temperature has been dropping and it is quite cool outside at this moment. So turning the lights off was a success. I even went outside a while ago and sprayed a bunch of hairspray to try and warm it up a bit. Maybe the "lights off" thing would work in Las Vegas in August when it is 115 degrees, as long as they keep all the air conditioning on. I have been inside a large casino when the air conditioning goes out in the middle of summer, it gets uncomfortable quite quickly. |
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Why Giving Banks More Money Wont Work
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Phil Staudt
What
happened to that stimulus check Obama told us we were going to get when
he was campaigning? It went to AIG and banks and car companies. Last
year the government sent out $150 billion in stimulus checks, and it was
spread out all over the country to everybody, even unimportant peons
like me. But instead of doing that this year, trillions of dollars went
to slicksters on Wall Street and crooked bankers. But since I didn't
contribute hundreds of thousands of dollars to the campaigns of Obama
and Dodd, like AIG did, I didn't get any of that. good night, and good luck.
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The End of Another Day
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Phil Staudt
After another day of studying and researching and listening to news and writing, it is time for me to call it a night. Since it is Friday night, I am ready to sleep in a long time. I guess I will check out what is going on in the world when I get up. |
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I Had A Stroke and God Is Mean
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Phil Staudt
I had a stroke while I was driving a taxi in Las Vegas. I had a couple of businesses that went bust in Oregon in 2003 and 2004, and I had to go somewhere and get a job. I went to Las Vegas where I had been a cab driver years before, because Las Vegas was a busy place and I needed to do something to finance my Internet marketing hobby-future-career-addiction. Spring is usually the busiest time for business in Las Vegas because of business conventions and trade shows, so last year I was working a lot during that time. On May 29, 2009, I had been driving for 10 hours of my 12 hour shift, and I had been feeling just fine all night long, but I got really tired. That was not too unusual after 10 hours of driving tourists around in traffic jams and working 60 hours a week, so I did not think that anything was wrong with me. On March 29, I went over this article and tried to fix my errors. Writing was always so easy for me before my stroke, and when I go back and see errors that I made in something I have written, it makes me feel discouraged. But that is a feeling I have known most of my life. |
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Why I Write Blog Articles
Why do I write blog articles? Because I can. It won't make me popular, because 47% of voters are Republican and 47% of voters are Democrats, and both of those political parties disgust me. I disagree with most people who are considered to be religious, and I disagree with most atheists, and don't agree with most opinions expressed on news programs and in news articles. My opinions are like spitting into the wind. However, I have an appreciation for the fact that I live in a country where I am still free and allowed to write my opinions. The reason I write about the things that I do, is because I do not take my freedom for granted, and what I see happening right now is that there may not be freedom on this continent in ten years from now, if things continue to go the way that they are right
now politically. Freedom comes with a price, and right now the price that needs to be paid is that the majority of citizens of The United States need to take a break on watching American Idol and Survivor and Tweeting and texting, and get informed and involved in what is going on around them before the carpet comes out from under them. |
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Paying Taxes To Fix The World Plus Interest
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Phil Staudt
The United
States should commission Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich and Ted Turner and
Neal Boortz and Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich together and put them in charge
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good night, and good luck
by
Phil Staudt
It is 1:00
AM and I am totally burned out on news and television. I have been
working online for about 15 hours a day for the past 18 days in a row. I
should take a break, but I have lots of catching up to do since I have
been unable to work on the computer much during the past three years.
Working 60 hours a week working for other people doing something I hate
doing did not work all that great for me. It will be a while more before
because I can make it without working for others, but I am not going to
rope myself into working so many hours that I burn myself out and have
another stroke, unless it is something I really enjoy. I used to work
100 hours a week and not get burned out, but that was gettign physical
exercise and moving around and doing things that did not stress me out.
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Clinton Blames US for Mexico Border Violence and Drug Money and Guns By Phil Staudt |
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Is The United States Too Big To Fail? ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER TRILLION A Trillion Here, A Trillion There, And Trillions Everywhere
by Phil Staudt The DJIA went up 500 points today, which is the first time in the past nine months that the stock market went up when a big announcement was made by the
government to get us into another trillion dollars in debt. Maybe Obama and Geithner should come up with a new
program overnight to add another trillion dollars of debt to taxpayers so that the market will go up some more tomorrow. I felt a little better when the stock market was going up every day at the same time that the United States government was paying down debt during the Clinton years. This toxic
asset program from Obama and Geithner is just another program to
"take care of the rich and they will take care of us", no matter
how much debt is piled up, which was the philosophy of Bush and Cheney and
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Obama's Slip On Jay Leno Show and My Aphasia by Phil Staudt After my stroke it took me many months to learn how to talk again. I had never heard of aphasia, much less understood it. But I have been able to pick up on it with people who I would have
previously thought were "under the influence" or mentally challenged. I have asked people up front if they have aphasia, and they get so relieved that somebody understands. I was fortunate to have minimal damage from having a stroke, and I have been able to overcome my aphasia enough for most people to not notice it unless they have known me a long time.
Now when I see people on television or anywhere making fun of people who have speech problems, I look at it in a different light. |
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Greed and Selfishness Are The Real Enemy Combatants
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Phil Staudt
Question:
What do you call throwing all of the Democrats and Republicans out of a
plane over the ocean without parachutes?
These are
things that bother most Americans and most Americans wish they would NOT
do, but these are the major things that the politicians we elect,
Republicans and Democrats alike, spend most of their time doing. *For instance, if 10% of the voters will only vote for a white candidate, regardless of whether or not they promise to get us out of debt, and if 10% of the voters will only vote for a black candidate, regardless of whether or not they promise to get us out of debt, neither one of those groups has any say on election day regarding debt as long as they all vote. But if all of the voters were convinced to not vote for anyone unless they promised to not get our country into more debt, then both the Republican candidates and Democrat candidates would be forced into making that promise. But as long as it goes the way it is now, and both of these groups of voters will vote for anybody based exclusively on race, no matter how how much debt they get us into, then we will continue to end up with lousy candidates that will get us into more debt. If I had the opportunity to get a high paying job working for the Federal Government, doing a job that is respectful and decent, I would not refuse to take the job just because the President at the time does not belong to a certain political party, and I would not quit my job just because a different political party comes into power, and I would not decide whether or not to take the job based on whether or not the people in power agreed with me on moral issues. Nor would I expect anyone to decide which corporation to work for based solely on the personal moral values and the lifestyles of board directors unrelated to business. The aforementioned major things that I expect from the President of The United States and other elected officials should be what we focus on, and then once the car has an engine and wheels we can figure out how to get the kind of seats and stereo we want. If you have
been voting based solely on your desire for gay rights, would you vote
for a candidate that promised you gay rights and also promised that in
five years from now there will no longer be a United States of America
or a Constitution and we would all be under Chinese rule, would you
still vote for that candidate? If you have been voting based solely on
your desire for gay rights, would you vote for a candidate that promised
you gay rights and also promised that in five years from now there will
no longer be a United States of America or a Constitution and we would
all be under Chinese rule, would you still vote for that candidate? If
you have been voting based solely on your desire to see abortion
illegal, would you vote for a candidate that promised you to make
abortion illegal and also promised that in five years from now there
will no longer be a United States of America or a Constitution and we
would all be under Chinese rule, would you still vote for that
candidate? If you have been voting based solely on your desire for gay
rights, would you vote for a candidate that promised you gay rights and
also promised that in five years from now there will no longer be a
United States of America or a Constitution and we would all be under
Chinese rule, would you still vote for that candidate? I believe that is
exactly the way that many voters in America are voting. We the
people need to come up with some minimum standards that most Americans
can agree with for whom we elect. Getting us out of debt would be a good
start.
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The Big Heist Of 2008 by Phil
Staudt Last night our President made a speech. As I listened to the wise words of George W. Bush, and as I observed him saying the opposite of everything he has been saying about the economy and Wall Street and banking for the past eight years, and as he was speaking as if we are all so stupid that we cannot see this, all I could hear him saying was, "SHOCKED!!! I am shocked that gambling is going on here!" Maybe he then slipped away to check his Swiss bank accounts to make sure that the deposits were made. These things happen in politics, and they are all crooks. In fact, the Democrats who are currently bellyaching about the Big Heist of 2008 are going to eventually vote in favor of it for the sake of their personal portfolios and those of their friends. There is no way they cannot okay this thievery because they are going to benefit from it. Of course Wall Street analysts are saying it is necessary, because they are going to benefit from it. They are telling us about corporations not being able to get credit and will fold if we don't act now. The banks are holding the country hostage until we pay them the ransom money, and it is an inside job by the Federal Government. When Billy Clinton was in office he pushed to get China restored back to most-favored status, and then China had to kill all their chickens because of disease, and then China had to buy all their chickens from Tyson, based in Arkansas, where Billy had been Governor. You can expect politicians to do deals that benefit themselves and their buddies. There have been many "bridges to nowhere" built at every level of government. But this Republican administration is orchestrating the ultimate bridge to nowhere, and this Democrat Congress is going to okay it. I have been waiting and watching to see how our current lame duck would get his piece of the pie. But this scenario is over the top. For all those who have said that Bill Clinton lied to the American people, and therefore it was imperative that we should vote for our President based on "character", which was the GOP code word in 2000, I have never seen more lies coming out of a politician's mouth then what came spewing out of GW Bush last night. Go ahead. Play the tape back. I am in the camp of those who believe that all of our politicians are a bunch of crooks, but he just won the top award. Either he was lying to us last night, or he has been lying to us for eight years, but everything he said last night opposes everything has been saying about our economy, and opposes everything he has said he would and would not do, and how can anybody believe anything he says. Remember the energy crisis of 2001 that we had to take care of right away when the power was going out and there were mass blackouts? Cheney met behind closed doors to formulate a strategy while G.W. told us that he needed Congress to act quickly to pass a huge spending bill that included having Enron build 2500 power plants across the country, or we would all be in the dark. He wasn't in office for six months and he was already telling us that it was okay to run a deficit and borrow money (so much for the surplus) as long as we were at war (which we weren't at that time) or in times of a "national crisis". Unfortunately for Enron, they got caught with their pants down because we ended up having a real national crisis on September 11th, and Congress was out of the office because of anthrax and wasn't able to get the "energy-crisis-we-need-it-now" bill passed. We know what happened to Enron, whose chief was one of his biggest contributors to GW Bush when he was running for Governor and President. The lights are still on, but they found better ways to sucker Americans out of their tax dollars, except for those making over millions of dollars a year. I am not against people getting rich or getting richer, but I am against borrowing trillions of dollars from communist countries in order to benefit those who have the most and need tax breaks the least. Any time we hear that the government needs something to get passed right now without questions or answers or ramifications or add-ons or subtractions or anything else that seems like good common sense, we know there is a heist taking place. Remember the fake gas shortages in the '70's? Remember the savings and loan bailout, which included a S&L that had as its director the brother of the man who gave us the speech last night from the White House? Remember the weapons of mass destruction? Remember how the tax cuts for billionaires was going to make the economy strong and make the markets go up, and at the same time we were going to balance the budget and pay off debt? And we know about John McCain's record with the banks and the "Keating Five". Earlier this year, Andrew K McCain, son of John McCain, served on the board of Silver State Bank, but resigned in July, less then two months before the bank failed. I am sure that all of these ties to bank failures by the Bush's and McCain's are coincidental, and there was nothing that they did wrong, but they were failures, and that is a fact. For 20 out of the past 28 years we have had a Bush as either President or Vice President. Every one of those years was a deficit year that increasingly piled up astronomical amounts of debt for our country. The only years in my lifetime where this country did not plunge into more humongous debts was the years that Clinton was President. I can understand those who will not vote for a political party or candidate because of their views on abortion or gay marriage, which ever side they are on, but for goodness sakes, don't keep voting for these lying crooks who are bankrupting our country, or our country might end up being run by the Chinese, and then you will see a lot of abortions. Borrowing money from China, including another $700 billion, is financing a government that has forced abortions and mandatory abortions, so if you vote for the party that gave us the debt, and keeps on giving us more debt, you are supporting forced abortions in China. How moral is funding and financing forced abortions in China, and borrowing money from China to finance the invasion and occupation of a country that did not attack us, and lying about weapons of mass destruction, all for the sake for oil and the profits of Haliburton and other contractors. Maybe it is not a good idea to put the wolves in charge of watching the sheep any more, no matter how good their disguises are. For the past
few decades there has been a pattern of coincidences surrounding this
bunch that have been selling themselves as the "moral choice".
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