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InfoImagination specializes in Web Applications and New Media development, including websites that interact with visitors, web hosting, dynamic presentations, PHP and MySQL database designs, creative DVD packages, Flash animation, Graphic art designs for advertising, marketing and non-profit advocacy.

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InfoImagination's unique services are perfect for:
  • Web Design and Hosting
  • PHP and MySQL Database Designs
  • Internet and Print Projects
  • Professional Presentations
  • Promotional Demos in CD or DVD Format
  • Creative Family Histories and Weddings
  • Magazine, Newspaper and Internet Advertisements
  • Producing Your Own Music Videos
  • Short Films about your Company or Family
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InfoImagination helps you save on gas costs and stretch your energy budget (and help the environment). details

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InfoImagination asks for Common Sense in Iraq. details

InfoImagination warns potential customers about Packet 8 Internet (VoIP) telephone service. They engage in deceptive practices and provide poor telephone and customer service. details

InfoImagination alerts Internet users that the U.S. now lags behind most industrialized nations in broadband speeds. Read Complete Article

InfoImagination calls for an overhaul to the U.S. health care industry. Why are our medical services "for profit"? Americans spend more than 15 percent of our GDP on health care (France - 11%; Canada - 10%). And, more money does not equal better care. The French and Canadian systems rank in the Top 10 while the U.S. comes in at No. 37. One huge problem is the overhead private health insurers charge (ranging between 10% - 30%). Medicare, on the other hand, has an overhead rate of 1 percent and is an extremely efficient health-care delivery system. See SiCKO

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InfoImagination works to further a broad public policy agenda, including national, state and local politics; tobacco and smoking issues; alcohol, marijuana and illicit drug abuse; and global warming. We love hearing from our readers and have posted some of the most thought-provoking comments for you to review.

McBush: MORE OF THE SAME
Vote for McCain and Vote for Bush
When it mattered most, John McCain endorsed George W. Bush. McCain demonstrated his loyalty to the Republican party -- not to you, me or this great nation. McCain pledges to remain in Iraq for "100 years" and make the Bush economic plan permanent.
We DEMAND change!

UPDATE: March 7, 2008: Worst jobs report in FIVE years, as employers shed over 63,000 positions. Oil set a new, historic record selling for over $106 per barrel. Gas is expected to hit $4 a gallon this spring.

Between 1996 and 2006, corporate CEO pay rose 45 percent, at a time when average pay for an American worker grew 7 percent. CEOs at 386 of the Fortune 500 companies took home $10.8 million in total compensation in 2006, more than 364 times what the average worker earned that same year.

Although the corporate media tells you unemployment ranges near five percent, that's not the whole truth. Keith Hall, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, who prepares the jobs report, testified today before Congress. He said the bureau's broadest measure of the unemployment rate, one which counts as unemployed both those part-time workers who want full-time jobs as well as those not searching for a job at the moment but who are interested in finding work, now stands at 8.9 percent. Nearly one of ten Americans faces "job insecurity."

You're doing the work. You built America, the greatest nation in the history of the world. Yet our jobs are being shipped to foreign countries; prices for essential items, such as food and energy, are increasing exponentially; the number of home foreclosures is at the highest level since records have been kept in the '70s; you have more debt (as does the nation) and you're taking home less today than you did eight years ago. Who are you supporting to lead this nation in Election 2008?