Dear Chris,

I would like to enhance the emphasis on economic aspects of electronic commerce.
As such I would like to encourage an annual special issue of the ECR Journal devoted to the economic aspects of electronic commerce.
Will you agree to handle such a special issue, or if you can’t do it, identify someone who can do a good job at it, is able to attract 8-10 good papers, has a good judgment as to what good research is, is responsible.
He will have to handle the special issue on his own adhering to the high standards of the Journal.

I will appreciate your help in the above matter.

With best regards,
Bezalel

Gov. Sarah Palin met with a group of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s former supporters Tuesday evening at a special fund-raising reception organized for them on behalf of the Republican ticket.

The reception, which organizers said brought in more than $500,000, was part of an extended evening of fund-raising for Ms. Palin and Senator John McCain’s presidential campaign at the Grand Hyatt in New York that officials estimated raised more than $8 million.

Ms. Palin, along with her husband, Todd, mingled and posed for pictures with the group of about 20, before appearing at the larger finance event, which McCain campaign officials said was the last time Mr. McCain would personally appear at a fund-raiser before the election. It was also the first time the pair had appeared together for donors.

More than 1,000 people paid $1,000 each for tickets to the main fund-raiser. Nearly 250 people who contributed $25,000 got dinner beforehand with Mr. McCain.

The reception for former Clinton supporters, which also was attended by Rick Davis, the McCain campaign manager, was spearheaded by Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a former telecommunications entrepreneur and “Hillraiser” who brought in more than $100,000 for Mrs. Clinton’s campaign; Calvin Fayard, also a former Hillraiser and longtime Democratic donor from Louisiana, and Miguel Lausell, a former senior political adviser to the Clinton campaign from Puerto Rico.

Other prominent former Clinton supporters in attendance included John Coale, a former Hillraiser, Washington lawyer and husband of Fox News television host Greta Van Susteren.

Everyone at the reception contributed $28,500 to McCain-Palin Victory 2008, a joint fund-raising committee for the Republican National Committee and several state Republican parties.

-- Everyone at the reception contributed $28,500 to McCain-Palin Victory 2008 --

No doubt! The rich all supporting the guy who wants to make them richer :)

Yawn, what a suprise.

McCain threw women's "health" under that bus last night.

Oboma toasted McLame at the debate. McLame looked desperate and silly. Rolling his eyes like some grade school boy and sniping Obama over Ayers hasnt worked for him so far, I dont know why he thought it would in the debate. His heavy sighs were maybe an indication of his failing health, scary stuff considering Caribou Barbie is his backup. Obama looked presidential and McLame looked old, worn out, and mean. A mean old man.

I was shocked that McCain didn't defend his running mate more when given the opportunity.

PLus I notice one BIG gaff by McCain. He continually referred to Palins knowledge of Autism. Her new son is Down Syndrome not Autistic, two totally different dieases. I thought he would catch himself but he didn't. I think that showed lack of focus on what he was really saying.

Hey, Georgie! If Oduma is so far ahead in his "paid-for polls", how come he has to stoop to advertising on video games? Guess he figures he may have missed a hip-hopper or druggie.

Well, McCain hit a new low. He threw his good friend Joe Biden under the bus, so he could be president.

Dear Concerned American,
Thank you for pointing us to the tax calculator provided by the Urban Institute and the Brookings Institution, two LIBERAL interest groups. Way to go. I'm sure they are totally unbiased....
For those who want more socialism, communism, totalitarianism, there are plenty of countries for you to move to.

Carol...these polls are from all over the US including the polls taken by ALL networks including FOX, which is the most far right.

Everyone coudl see who won and is going to win.

MsKay...YOU ARE RIGHT!!! Again this shows a TOTAL disrespect for women and their issues.

If any women who heard that statement can still vote for McCain they have to be from Mars...

Obama is a liar....

You folks cannot handle the truth. It is over and we have a new president.

This president will work for the MIDDLE CLASS not the rich..

McCain will allow servicemen/women to go right into the field of education after their military service? Is this for real? No certification? What? Is he nuts? We have enough problems with less than stellar teachers who HAVE certification. Maybe McCain thinks THAT's the problem - too many educated teachers. I'm beginning to think he really IS too old. Or else, he's just plain stupid.

Who cares what Stephanopoulos has to say about anything ?

We remember your bias George.
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Posted by: Obama is a Lier!!!! | Oct 16, 2008 7:56:52 AM

*Can we learn how to spell before we attack someone? Shouldn't that be a requirement? You can't attack someone unless you learn to spell even easy words like LIAR!!

Other prominent former Clinton supporters in attendance included John Coale, a former Hillraiser, Washington lawyer and husband of Fox News television host Greta Van Susteren.

** They must have meant girlfriend because Greta looks like a man!

Without some truly dramatic game changer, McCain simply cannot win all seven battleground states. Colorado and Virginia are pretty clearly going for Obama. There's not much that McCain or Palin themselves can do at this point to reverse the trending toward Obama. They would need help from outside, such as a startling uptick in the economy (pretty nigh impossible) or a terrorist attack that would stampede frightened voters in their direction.

Stick in a fork, he's done.

Joe the plumber: here you have one guy hoping to get rich vs. thousands struggling to put food on the table. How many of those thousands would Joe employ?

Hey, Georgie! If Oduma is so far ahead in his "paid-for polls", how come he has to stoop to advertising on video games? Guess he figures he may have missed a hip-hopper or druggie.

Posted by: Carol | Oct 16, 2008 8:27:54 AM

** Hey Carol like Cindy McCain? You know she's a drug addict right? (you sound stupid lady. Tell conservatives to stop calling the kettle black since they are pots too lol ... Cindy McCain is also a druggie, pill popper, etc

windrider: Another scenario is stirring up frenzied crowds like Palin is doing. Is the McCain campaign hoping for another Lee Harvey Oswald?