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[A Nutshell Review - Probably Singapore's #1 Movie Review Blog] The Dark Knight and I: Thoughts on the Batman Movie Franchise: With the rumoured bust ups between Kilmer and Schumacher, it is no surprise that a new actor will occupy Wayne Manor. George Clooney became the new Batman, what with his square jaw and all, but unfortunately, he's no Bruce Wayne nor Batman - his star personality shone through the character, and he made little attempt to distinguish the difference between being the Bat and Bruce, so both sound the same.
[Reachm.com] The American Street » Blog Archive » Thursday Thoughts: As Frank Rich pointed out, “If the Republican party’s next round of leaders (Giuliani, Schwarzenegger, etc) are all cool with ‘blue culture’, why should Democrats run after the red?” Between the powerful DLC and Third Way, progress loses more ground when John Kerry got more votes than any other candidate in the history of Presidential elections (with the exception of Bush, of course). Howard Dean pushed Kerry toward the base, and there was a spirited response from Democratic voters.
[Climateark.org] 7/9/2003 -- Schwarzenegger Becomes the GOP's Green Candidate: Kennedy Jr., one of the nation's most prominent environmental activists and a cousin of Schwarzenegger's wife, advising him on strategy, the film star is crafting a set of positions at odds with the Bush administration on a broad range of issues, from logging in the Sierra Nevada to controlling greenhouse gases from cars and trucks.
[Prospermag.com] Prosper Magazine - Can Arnold Put a Shine on a Tarnished Golden State?: The billboards featured a photo of the Republican governor and the pitch, “Arnold says California wants your business.” A Las Vegas photo-op depicted him in the driver's seat of an 18-wheeler moving van whose side was plastered with another message: “Arnold's Moving Company.”
[Blueoregon.com] BlueOregon: Don't Oregonize California: Whether it’s vowing to create hydrogen stations every 32 miles of California highway, talking about establishing a “green economy,” hiring Robert Kennedy’s candidate for his top environmental job, promising to cut air pollution in half by 2010 or cutting greenhouse gases by 30 percent, Schwarzenegger continues to amaze and surprise””and to take positions contrary to those of his party.
[Elinfonet.com] CALIFORNIA » SEXUAL HARASSMENT: Last September, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law AB 1825, a measure requiring that companies which regularly employ 50 or more employees provide two hours of sexual harassment prevention training to supervisors. This training must be provided to all current supervisors by January 1, 2006, and once every two years thereafter.
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