Articles by Rob Wagner
A Patented Technology manages pH in Swimming Pools Naturally - Completely Chemical Free
A Patented Technology manages pH in Swimming Pools Naturally - Completely Chemical Free MIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, April 2, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A Patented Technology manages pH in Swimming Pools Naturally - Completely Chemical Free For decades, swimming pools relied on toxic chemicals to manage pH-until now.
Opinion: At Legislature, good policy begins by listening to everyone Original
For the 166th year running, the Oregon Legislature has gathered in Salem — 30 senators and 60 representatives, representing more than 4.2 million Oregonians. Joining us are a bevy of staffers, researchers, analysts, parliamentarians, media coordinators and information specialists, all in Salem to tackle the state’s biggest challenges over the next five months.
Opinion: At Legislature, good policy begins by listening to everyone
For the 166th year running, the Oregon Legislature has gathered in Salem — 30 senators and 60 representatives, representing more than 4.2 million Oregonians. Joining us are a bevy of staffers, researchers, analysts, parliamentarians, media coordinators and information specialists, all in Salem to tackle the state’s biggest challenges over the next five months.
Senate President Wagner statement on passing of Peter Courtney
SALEM — On July 16, former Oregon Senate President Peter Courtney passed away at the age of 81, according to his family. Senate President Rob Wagner (D-Lake Oswego) released the following statement to the press later that day. kAmQ%@52J[ x D92C6 E96 962CE3C62< @7 4@F?E=6DD ~C68@?:2?D 2D H6 2== >@FC? E96 =@DD @7 E96 >@DE :?7=F6?E:2= =2H>2<6C :? E96 9:DE@CJ @7 ~C68@?]Qk^Am kAmQ!6E6C |:4926= r@=6>2? r@FCE?6J H2D 2 =686?5 — =2C86C E92? =:76[ H:E9 2 A2DD:@?
Whispers from the Dead: A Glasgow Tale
OFFICIAL SELECTION: General Information Completed On: 12 Feb, 2024 Director: Rob Leicester Wagner Duration: 54 min 38 sec Genres: Documentary Language: English Country: United States Submitted By: Rob Wagner Rob Leicester Wagner is a veteran journalist and award-winning documentary filmmaker. During his journalism career as a newspaper reporter he covered legal affairs and crime, including the Night Stalker trial in Los Angeles in the 1980s among other high-profile criminal cases.
Wagner: 2023 Legislature delivered historic wins for Oregon Original
Oregon is an amazing place to live, work and raise a family. We are a beacon of progress for our nation and there is always more we can do to improve our entire state, from the sea-sprayed coast to the farms of the Willamette Valley and the high desert east of the Cascades. Looking back on the 2023 legislative session, I am still in awe of what the Legislature was able to accomplish for all of Oregon.
When Free Speech and Islam Collide
When Free Speech and Islam Collide Demands for religious and speech freedoms in Saudi Arabia have taken a heightened tone of urgency in the Western media following Saudi journalist Hamza Kashgari’s ill-advised tweets allegedly denigrating God and the Prophet Muhammad. Imaginary conversations with the Prophet, deemed an insult in Islam, landed Kashgari in jail pending trial for blasphemy.
Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences
1. Introduction Information science is one of the great advances of the past century. The technology that developed from it is now integral to almost all aspects of day-to-day life in the developed world, and advances in mobile telephone hardware have put a computer in (almost) every pocket.
Muslims in Saudi Arabia stand shoulder to shoulder this Eid - but Daesh is a dangerous new foe
Following the bombing at the security headquarters next to the Prophet's Mosque in the holy city Medina on Monday (4 June), a much larger crowd of worshippers than usual flocked to the mosque the next evening to offer prayers. Standing shoulder to shoulder, and jammed even tighter in front of the Prophet's Tomb inside the mosque, Medina's Muslims demonstrated a silent solidarity against the suicide bomber that killed four security men and left five others injured.
Mohammed bin Salman: What does the Saudi Arabian youth think of their pin-up prince?
When Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman assumed his post last year, visitors to his office noticed something unusual. Prince Salman, also appointed the new minister of defence, often came to the office and occasionally attended business meetings without his headgear, the iqbal and lightly starched ghutra that is virtually every professional Saudi's uniform to complement his white thobe.
Barack Obama and the West have abandoned their ally Saudi Arabia - but they will regret it
Saudis have recently taken to describing President Barack Obama using an Arabic phrase "tarajala unn faras addiblumasiah" which, roughly translated, means: "He (who) alights from the horse of diplomacy". Or to be blunt: he who has forgotten what it means to be president and is instead behaving like an ordinary man. It follows Obama's recent interview in The Atlantic, in which he described some US allies as "free riders".
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