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Expert on Stopping Teen Violence: "The Columbine Killers Could Have Been Me"
Stopped on the way to attacking his high school, Tim Hutchinson spent years on the wrong side of the law, always one step from prison or the grave. And his roommate turned out to be a serial killer now serving a life sentence. Then his life was changed around by an unexpected mentor: a man who had survived an extended encounter with Hitler. Now he reaches out to troubled teens through talks at high schools and his book, 'Battle Scars' which has already been credited with preventing two Columbine-style school shootings. [PRWEB Oct 25, 2004]

"Votergate" Special Edition Documentary for the Presidential Election Premieres Online
The producers of the film Votergate have created a 30 minute Special Edition of their film as a free educational public service – in time for the Presidential election and it will premier online OCTOBER 26, 2004 in a FREE webcast online at www.votergate.TV [PRWEB Oct 25, 2004]

HeartVote.org Questions the Validity of the Upcoming Presidential Election
HeartVote.org is released to the public, a web application based on freedom that attempts to measure the innermost desires of the American people in regards to the upcoming 2004 US Presidential Election. [PRWEB Oct 25, 2004]

SchoolMailbag, Which Meets Several of the Guideless of the No Child Left Behind Act
OCISolutions Inc. has the anticipation of creating between 5 and 10 thousand jobs within the year. These jobs will be call center and technical support for the call centers. These jobs will pay a good wage and include benefits for our full time workers. These jobs will be in support of their software products that they have been selling to the individual states Departments of Education. [PRWEB Oct 25, 2004]

Caught in the Whirlwind - The Saga Continues
On September 25, 2004, an article entitled “Caught in the Whirlwind” was published regarding over 1,200 men who were evacuated from Federal Prison Camps at Eglin AFB and Pensacola Florida to prisons in Mississippi and South Carolina on September 13, 2004. These facilities are not yet equipped for inmate occupation. There exists no kitchen, administration, computer, telephone or medical facilities. The site (in Yazoo) still has construction workers on site. One month later, the saga continues. [PRWEB Oct 25, 2004]

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