Go premium or your listing will lose a lot of viewers.

Long time viewer and listener of the BP podcast, first time posting.I'm 25 years old and have only recently been educating myself on finance and investment subjects.

This made somewhat of a visual impact that draws the viewer to that highlight, and it reduces the likelihood of that post being skimmed over.

I stopped my ads and changed around my website to let viewers know what was really going on.

http://images.craigslist.org/3nb3m53l85Y15P05S3b84b056bad275f61ef6.jpg

LOL!

was to attract the younger viewer who did not care about P/E ratios and sound financial data.

Another that is a two bedroom house with a detached garage, 932 sq. ft. sold in Oct. 2007 for $71,000.00.I am including copies of the “Lucas County GIS Viewer Parcel Report†of all of the above described properties.

So, I spent about a quarter page listing 8 obvious lies he's told his viewers/listeners.

I pick on Fox News because the viewers tend to be the most indoctrinated, but in reality, all American news is partisan and bulls*** in my opinion.

Originally posted by Tom Cullen: If you were an unbiased viewer looking to be informed...If I were an unbiased viewer, first and foremost I'd be looking for the station that didn't *REPEATEDLY* mess up the simplest of facts, like which politician belonged to which party (of course, only during a crisis, and only when it made the Dems look bad when it was actually the Republicans who were embarrassed):http://intershame.com/on/Fox_News/I'll ask the obvious question here (that will no doubt be ignored by the Fox News supporters because they know there is no reasonable explanation): Were all these mistakes intentional (which clearly indicates bias) or were all these mistakes accidental (which clearly indicates ineptitude)?