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At what website can I find a presidential elections table that list all of the Presidents from Washington to Obama ( and who they ran against), list the party they were affiliated with, how many popular votes each had, percentage of the popular vote, electoral vote, and the percentage of voter participation?
I’m looking for a table similar ( or identical) to the one in the appendix of the text book called “The American Promise: A Compact History Volume 1 to 1877”

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Why apple put in the market every year at the same date a new product, if their products are already the better products in the market?
This have and important point, because apple spend everything that they have and use all of their people to make the greatest and perfect product they can and this continuous every year. But this hard work has the main reason: the absolute destruction of the competence.
I can explain this with an example:
when apple presented his “ipad” , all the world was surprise for the great that the product was and all the people bought it, so the competence start of making little devices trying to reach the ipad.
But the ipad is so perfect, that to make something that can confront it, the competence needs a lot of time. And here is where apple starts his magisterial plan.
Apple have a lot of secrets and more innovations to put in their amazing ipad so apple will present the new ipad 2 and all the world will be surprise again, and the poor competence will have nothing to do with the new product of apple, because they only have a bad copy of the first one.
So what happened with them? They broke down because is impossible for them to reach the ipad 2 and when their will be near of the new ipad 2, apple will present the ipad 3 and they will broke again. That the economic plan that apple have for win all the market and this always will work against they won’t have more ideas for their amazing products.

Billions of people watched as a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and its aftermath devastated Japan. The death toll mounts in what Prime Minister Naoto Kan describes as Japan’s worst crisis since World War II.
The first thing on most people’s mind after hearing the news of a disaster like the earthquake in Japan is: What can I do to help?
Relief organizations have mobilized a global effort to assist the people of Japan and are requesting donations of money, rather than food and clothing, to preserve scarce resources such as transportation and warehouse space.
Even if you’re thousands of miles away, there are ways that you can offer support to the earthquake and tsunami relief effort in Japan. Here are a few of them, along with some key organizations spearheading humanitarian efforts:
Red Cross: The Japanese Red Cross has already deployed 11 disaster-response teams, but you can support the organization by donating money. Similar to its efforts in the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake, the Red Cross is accepting donations online or via text message. Text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 from your phone (you’ll be prompted to confirm with a second text reading YES).
ShelterBox: The U.K.-based organization, with 18 international affiliates, has launched an online fundraiser for the Japan relief effort. ShelterBox provides assistance to afflicted countries by delivering large utility boxes that contain a shelter and other emergency-relief tools.
International Medical Corps: To give to this global nonprofit’s emergency-response fund, go to its site, fill in your information and select the amount you wish to donate (be sure to note if you want your donation to be a “recurring gift” for future relief efforts).
GlobalGiving: Working with other organizations like the International Medical Corps, GlobalGiving, a Washington, D.C.-based group, has launched a Japan relief fund that will give aid to on-the-ground organizations providing emergency services. It is accepting donations online, with a funding goal of $90, 000.
Convoy of Hope: This nonprofit focuses on disaster-relief efforts.
Donate online or via phone by texting TSUNAMI to 50555 (you’ll be prompted to confirm with a follow-up text of YES).
Salvation Army: The Japan branch of the Salvation Army has been working in Tokyo to offer shelter to stranded commuters, and it reportedly organized a team to help in Sendai. It also has a Hawaii branch standing by, ready to assist.
Donate online or by texting JAPAN or QUAKE to 80888 to make a $10 donation.
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF): This medical nonprofit expanded its team in Japan in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami and has groups working in mobile clinics in areas that are inaccessible by road due to damage. While MSF doesn’t have a specific Japan relief fund (we mistakenly reported that they did) you can donate unrestricted funds to support all of the organization’s efforts.
Google’s Person Finder: The search giant has launched a Japanese version of its Person Finder tool so that victims and families can locate one another in the aftermath of the disaster.
UPDATE: NewsFeed has been hearing of more organizations that are leading the way in helping the victims in Japan, so we’ll be updating this list as they come in. If you know of other groups that are doing great work and need help with donations, aid or volunteers, please them us know.

If someone wrote a book online, each chapter is a new page and keywords in book heavily geared towards a certain niche.
That must be pure unique content but looking at the text and not the book itself, does the content have useful value or would someone have to be interested in reading the book to find the page?
I am on a unique content mission even though im not sure of its importance anymore

Ok , I ‘ ve got a Imate running Windows Mobile, and I ‘ m getting less and less font of this phone . For voice , text , and basic address book, etc . functions it works fine . But when it comes to Internet, it downright sucks. I ‘ m unable to update to Windows Mobile, which means I ‘ m stuck with the most outdated Internet Explorer mobile browser ever . It ‘ s horrible , slow , and terribly unreliable . So I do a Google search for mobile browsers. The Firefox one only works on some Nokia phone, the SkyFire browser captures all my info on my servers – um, no thanks – I already have enough privacy issues dealing with my Facebook account. So the only viable option is the Opera 10 Mobile browser or the Opera 5 Mini. The Opera 5 Mini doesn ‘ t seem to recognize my keypad correctly – instead of the letters I expected to appear when I begin typing , a bunch of weird characters show up – which basically renders Opera 5 Mini unusable . Opera 10 Mobile on the other hand, is awesome. Here ‘ s my problem – I can only run it successfully right after installing it . As soon as I try to launch it at a later date , I get a dreaded “Opera Failed to Reserve Heap . . . Closing ” error , following which the application shuts down . If I uninstall Opera , restart my phone and re -install it , it will work again; but again – only for a short while . This is driving me crazy !! , How the heck do I get this browser to work ? I Googled the “failed to reserve heap ” error and found virtually nothing on the topic . Strange. Don ‘t people use this browser? Seems to me to be a potential market niche for Opera , especially considering it ‘ s lack of penetration in the desktop browser market .

Gay male in my early 20’s here. A few weeks ago, I met this guy. At first I never would’ve considered getting involved with him cause he lives nearly 2 hours away but we have so much in common, more than probably with anyone I’ve ever known. We started talking all day every day, and he made no secret of the fact that he really likes me and was falling for me. He’d keep telling me I’m the hottest guy he’s ever seen, I’m amazing, he’s never felt like this before. I thought it was really sweet, but at times, veered off into feeling a little bit too much like idolization (For example, I’m an actor and he watched a movie I was in and told me “You first come on screen two minutes and 42 seconds in”). Anyway though, we began seeing each other. He came here, then I went there, and we both kept saying how much we like each other. But here’s the kicker…he’s leaving for Australia next week and doesn’t come back until June! However, he’s kept talking about our plans for when he gets back and the summer and stuff – even mentioned us living together (yet we’ve never really talked about what we are, if we’re officially in a relationship or what)
So last night, we’re texting and he tells me loves me (which he hadn’t directly said before) and then tells me to check Facebook. He sent me a message, which I found VERY strange. It was saying about how he’s happy that he’s leaving because he’s crazy about me and he knows that if he were staying, he’d push me away because that’s what he does with people. He said that because he’s “always gotten screwed over” in his previous relationships, that’s all he knows (He’s only been out of the closet recently and has never been with a guy before. He’s only dated girls – all of whom he deceived into believing he was straight. So I find it a bit hard to swallow that he supposedly got so screwed over by these girls). He then said that I shouldn’t wait for him (As if I had ANY intention of doing so) and said that while he’s away, he’s gonna be dating guys who he can make these mistakes with because they don’t mean as much to him as I do and said that when he gets back, he’s gonna call “the only person he’s ever loved” and that I should expect that call.
This message bothered me a little – I didn’t like how he was whining about getting “screwed over” and pushing people away, I also didn’t like having to hear about all the guys he’s gonna hook up with – but I thought maybe I was being irrational and I’d let it go. Then he keeps texting me and asking if I got it. I said “I did. So am I really the only person you’ve ever loved? hehe ;)” He writes back saying “Psh yeah! I mean well, I haven’t been on the market long but still” …Not so much the answer I wanted to hear. His whole demeanor felt different. So I “jokingly” wrote back saying “Oh you’d probably say that to any guy who was here lol” So he writes back saying “Well I love everything I know about you and being with you. It’s too soon for I love you’s though now that I think about it [Um who’s the one person who said that though?! Not me!!]. I could be hooking up with lots of guys that are closer!” That was it, I was really mad! I didn’t respond and then like an hour later, I get another text saying “Lol, that may have been me impulsively pushing away”.
I felt like I had had it, so after a lot of thought, I sent back a text saying “And Matt, this is me doing the same.” So he immediately responded “How so?” but I didn’t know what to say, and it was like 3am so I just went to sleep. It’s annoying because I can’t even say in words how he’s gone on and on and on about how nuts he is over me. He said one night he was paranoid and binge drinking and freaking out cause I hadn’t immediately responded to a text of his (I was at work, it took me a few hours!), he said how he talks about me to everyone, his entire Facebook statuses and everything are always about me, there are nearly 2000 texts between us in my phone, etc etc etc. I’m just not sure what to do
Another is… I do like him. On paper, we’re perfect for each other. That said, I don’t know, maybe I’m crazy, maybe it’s just that I’m not used to it being easy, but….something’s missing. With the few guys I’ve previously really liked, I was SO certain. When we kissed, it felt like fireworks going off, I wanted to know everything about them, and be around them every second of every day. I do really like him and think I’d miss him terribly if we were to just stop talking. But I don’t have that fireworks feeling, yknow? He’s attractive but he’s not a good kisser and he smells like an old lady’s attic. Now I don’t know