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1. Al Gore -- Vice President
   After two terms as Vice President, Gore ran for President again in the 2000 United States Presidential election, selecting Senator Joe Lieberman to be his vice-presidential running mate. The election was one of the closest and most controversial presidential elections in the history of the United States.
2. Al Gore -- Draft Gore
   Draft Gore will continue its intense campaign to persuade Al Gore to declare his candidacy. Over the next few weeks, the group plans to commission a poll and run print, radio and television ads nationwide. Draft Gore's new "Florida" radio spot is about to start running in Florida on Wednesday.
3. Ricky Ullman -- United States
   Ullman was born in Eilat, Israel, to Jewish parents Brian Ullman and Laura Ehrenkrantz. His maternal grandfather, Joseph Ehrenkrantz, is a Rabbi in Stamford, Connecticut and his family is related to Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman.[1] After his first birthday, his family moved to Fairfield, Connecticut in the United States. When Raviv was younger, his father worked as a clown. Ullman took an interest in acting after seeing a musical production in a children's acting camp. He attended the camp the following summer and landed both lead and supporting roles, which helped him discover his talents in acting, singing, and dancing.
4. Paul Newman -- Works
   Paul Newman began working with the Ford Motor Company and America's Second Harvest in 2001 to help feed the hungry. For more than five years, Ford and Newman have supplied food and vehicles to transport the goods to food banks across the United States.
5. Jon Huntsman -- United States
   Utah State University got an early Christmas present from billionaire Jon M. Huntsman Sr. on Monday ? $26 million, most of which will go to the school of business that now bears his name
6. Yale -- Yale School
   Like much of its earliest history, the date of Yale's founding is open to debate. Given the extant records, some place the date as 15 or 16 October 1701, when the Connecticut General Assembly approved a petition drafted by area clerics entitled "An Act for the Liberty to Erect a Collegiate School." This would-be charter of the "Collegiate School" presented the ministers with the charge of educating men "fitted for Publick employment both in Church and Civil State." With the petition approved, several ministers, among them James Pierpont of New Haven, Thomas Buckingham of Saybrook, Israel Chancy of Stratford, and Joseph Webb of Fairfield, met in Saybrook, Connecticut, on 11 November 1701, the other date offered as the founding, to plan a school for these stated purposes. With the exception of Gurdon Saltonstall, an advisor to Fitz-John Winthrop, soon-to-be governor of Connecticut, and the only founder not to be ordained, none of the careers of the men gathered at this event were, as the historian Brooks Mather Kelley remarked, "especially striking." There were other similarities as well.
7. Presidential Debates
   The 2008 Presidential Debates are a series of debates between candidates for the Presidency of the United States. Each of the two major parties (Democrats and Republicans) offer a series of debates leading up to their party's National Convention.
8. Gotcha Force
   Capcom’s Gotcha Force is one of the more unique and original games to come along this year. Mixing elements of Power Stone and Pokemon, it’s clever combination of collecting with 3D shooting action should make it at least a strong cult title. Gotcha Force puts players in control of an army of toy units that look cute, but can pack quite a punch. Part of the strategy will be to decide which of the toys to use. This sounds pretty simple, but with more than 100 different toy units, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, it won’t be quite simple. Each of these toy ‘units’ has a unique and original design that resemble children’s toys, with unique and original designs for each.
9. Kos -- Miscellaneous
   Daily Kos has come under criticism for moderators failure to delete what some consider offensive posts. In July 2007, political commentator Bill O'Reilly, speaking on his Fox News program, The O'Reilly Factor, called the Daily Kos a "hate site" and has compared it to the Nazi Party and Ku Klux Klan on multiple occasions and objected to a photograph of Joe Lieberman in a compromising position with George W. Bush that a user posted in a personal diary on the site.[23] Most recently Bill O'Reilly has claimed that "if you read these far-left websites, you’re a devil worshipper" and "Satan is running the DailyKos".[24] He later said “That was a little satire there…don’t get too upset about it” adding, “I still think they are satanists”.
10. Ricky Ullman
    Raviv Ullman (Hebrew: רביב אולמן), known by his stage name Ricky Ullman, (born January 24, 1986 in Eilat, Israel), is an Israeli-born American actor. He is perhaps best known for playing Phil Diffy, the main character in the Disney Channel television series Phil of the Future.

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