And a good way to get some publicity for such a viewpoint is to produce a story about how a recently deceased famous person is faring in that afterlife in order to get the donations rolling in.
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Brian Knutson, who helped get the ball rolling in the first place, takes issue with that accusation.
The FX4, with a metallic interior for image-conscious bachelors, would get space in mags like Rolling Stone.
To get the ball rolling and generate interest in the site, Makible posted a seed project the team had been working on internally: a cheap and fast 3-D printer.
The decision, which doesn't require approval from Parliament, was viewed as a way for Congress to get changes rolling without getting caught up in interminable debates in a splintered legislature.
In the short term, there should be some things that we do that are paid for by some of these long-term savings in order to get the economy rolling and get the economy moving.
Congress zeroes in on tax issues in an effort to get the economy rolling again.
She has been a successful senator and has core support among older women and Hispanics, both of whom can propel her to victory in Texas and Ohio and get her campaign rolling again.
Google is also offering some songs from bands such as The Rolling Stones and Coldplay free in a bid to get people to try its new service.
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So, with all popular vids encoded and every incoming one getting the transcoding treatment, all you really need now is a compatible browser -- Chrome (naturally), Firefox 4, Opera, or IE9 with a plug-in -- and to enroll in YouTube's HTML5 trial linked below to get rolling with WebM playback.
Things happened in the episode, but not enough to get the ball rolling.
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This is certainly one way to get, on a rolling basis, to see a lot of that information in front of you.
In these stories told by third parties, one glimpses an extraordinarily honorable and caring Mitt Romney, a man who takes charge and takes responsibility, a man who takes command and knows how to accomplish by delegating but who also takes pleasure in rolling up his sleeves and doing himself what needs to get done.
Pakistan's embattled (and deeply unpopular) president, Asif Ali Zardari, was invited in the expectation that he would seal a deal to get the trucks rolling again.
Propping her limp body into a sitting position, they began poking, prodding, and speaking to her sharply while she, with eyes rolling wildly in fear and confusion, angrily flailed at them trying to get them to leave her alone so she could go back to sleep.
It also helped seeing my videographer, Anthony Nielsen in a 2nd plane rolling upside down over the top of us to get a better angle filming our plane.
And I think that the Vice President was simply demonstrating that progress is being made, that a lot of work needs to be done, but the American people should take heart in the fact that people are rolling up their sleeves and trying to get this done.
Yet if you ask Democrats what their central message is to keep control of the U.S. House and U.S. Senate, you're likely to get a lot of head scratching, finger pointing and eyes rolling to the skies, maybe in search of an angel descending from heaven to give them a clue.
And finally, when the new chief of staff came here -- I guess it was six or seven months ago -- he walked with the President across Lafayette Park to the Chamber of Commerce in an effort to mend fences, to sort of demonstrate that he was rolling back some regulations, unshackling business to help them in their efforts to get through the recession.
Tru2Way is a-coming, and even though Bright House customers may have to suffer Mystro software to get it, at least Panasonic has held up its end of the deal by rolling out Tru2Way sets in time for the holiday.
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