Thursday, October 7, 2010
Germany celebrates twenty years of reunification.
Coincidentally, the divide in the U.S. became official this weekend with the progressive march on the Mall in DC following the conservative march organized by Glenn Beck last month.
For more, see WSJ.com
Labels: Berlin Wall, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, German reunification, Germany
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Former White House Chief of Staff announced his candidature for mayor of Chicago.
Wow! It seems like freshly coming from the White House Rahm Emmanuel has a clear idea of what works and a good plan.
For more, see AssociatedPress.com
Labels: Chicago mayoral race, mayor of Chicago, new Chief of Staff Pete Rouse., Rahm Emanuel, Whte Chief of Staff
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Japan follows the U.S. and Britain in issuing Europe travel alerts to its citizens.
The alert is similar to the one issued by the U.S. in a sense that it recommend caution when using public transportation and to be aware when visiting tourist sites.
In plain English, stop being like a Yankee abroad and more like a frightened foreigner.
For more, see VoiceofAmerica.com
Labels: Europe threat of terrorist attack., Europe travel alert, impeding terrorist attack, travel to Europe, U.S. Europe travel alert
Monday, October 4, 2010
More men said their parteners climaxed during sex than women admitted.
Ah! It seems like someone is stretching the true.
For more, see ABCNews.com
Labels: faked orgasm, Indiana University, Indiana University sex survey, sex survey, sexual health, sexual study.
Friday, October 1, 2010
National Commission on the BP oil spill criticizes U.S. government initial estimates.
Why are we still putting in office people who in the face of challenges cannot get it right the first time?
For more, see WSJ.com
Labels: BP, BP oil spill, deepwater drilling ban., National Commission on the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, offshore drilling moratorium
Thursday, September 30, 2010
iPhone 4 makes it Chinese debut.
This latest developments is a testimony to the power of Apple's persuasion: convince Chinese people to buy back the fruit of their cheap labor.
For more, see WSJ.com
Labels: Apple, Apple store., China iPhone debut, China iPhone sales, iPhone 4, iPhone 4 shortages
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
California passes a cuss free week
I don't know about the cow filming, but I know that in a broke state, it would be hard to keep people from cussing.
For more, see WSJ.com
Labels: California budget deficit, California IOUs, California lawmakers, California Motorcycle Awareness Month., California senate bill 624, Lobster Management Enhancement Advisory Committee
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Hugo Chavez looses super majority in Venezuelan congressional elections.
Not waisting any time, the GOP leadership is already using this story in their latest push to retake the House reminding everybody that this will be a bad year for all Socialists.
For more, see WashingtonPost.com
Labels: Chavez elections defeat., Venezuela, Venezuela Congressional elections, Venezuela elections, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
Halloween mask featuring a BP oil stained jumpsuit is unveiled.
Me, I won't be in costume this Halloween unless someone come up with one representing the bad economy.
For more, see NYTimes.com
Labels: best Halloween costumes, BP Halloween costume, BP oil spill costume, Halloweeen costumes
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Obama delivers his second back to sckool speech.
After further review, it seems like it is the same speech he has been giving to jittery Democrats across the country about their life after November.
For more, see WashingtonPost.com
Labels: President Obama, President Obama back to school speech
Hot Mexican TV reporter back to cover the team on Monday Night.
For a chance to play any better, the Jets may need a restricting order against this woman who is apparently stalking them.
For more, see USA.today.com
Labels: hot Mexican TV reporter, Ines Sainz, Jets locker room controversy, Jets players remarks., Mexican TV reporter, New York Jets, TV Azteca
Monday, September 6, 2010
The number of illegal immigrants living in the U.S. is said to be down significantly.
The reasons if you may ask? Americans are now doing jobs that just a few months ago, Americans did not want to do.
For more, see CBSNews.com
Labels: Arizona immigration law, illegal immigrants, illegal immigration, immigration decline., new immigration law, U.S. Mexican borders
Friday, September 3, 2010
Paris Hilton banned from two Wynn resorts in Las Vegas.
That should be a lesson to all hotel heiress of the world: if you behave badly at a Vegas resort, you will be banned for life.
For more, see AssociatedPresse.com
Labels: celebrities DUI, celebrities in trouble, cocaine charge, Las Vegas, Las Vegas Strip, Paris Hilton, Paris Hilton cocaine possession, Wynn resorts.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Chilean trapped miners receive first hot meals in 26 days.
When these miners asked for cigarettes and alcohol, I think they were just being greedy because they already got a better service at 2,300 ft below ground than most of us at our favorite fast food joint.
For more, see bbc.co.uk
Labels: Chilean miners, Chilean miners first hot meals, mine collapse., mine rescue, miners rescue, trapped Chilean miners
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Obama's ovale office get a makeover.
It seems like this guy is living the high life. Is the recession over yet?
For more, see USAToday.com
Labels: Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, George W. Bush, John Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr, Ovale Office, Theodore Roosevelt, White House, White House makeover
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Cargill Meat Solutions recalls close to 10,000 pounds of ground beef.
A twisted mind would think that there is a conspiracy behind all this food recalls to force American people to finally loose weight by scarring them to death about the safety of the food that they are eating.
For more, see CNN.com
Labels: Cargill Meat Solutions, E.coli, eggs recal, food contiminnation, ground beef recal, latest food recal, salmanela., U.S. Department of Agriculture
Monday, August 30, 2010
Glenn Beck Restore Honor rally draws a big crowd.
One has to wonder if Glenn Beck knew God before President Obama moved in the White House.
For more, see latimes.com
Labels: 2012 presidential elections, fox news, Glenn Beck, I Have a dream, Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr, mid term elections, National Mall., Restore Honor Rally, Sarah Palin, Washington DC march
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
GOP minority Boehner calls for the firing of Obama's entire economic team.
How about firing stupid politicians who put us in this hole in the first place and now are clamoring to go back to their old ways?
For more, see WashingtonPost.com
Labels: 2008 recession, economic recovery, GOP, John Boehner, Larry Summers, nation unemployment, nation unemployment rates, Tim Geithner
Monday, August 23, 2010
An exclusive gays resort to open in New York City.
Yeah! It was about time to bring New York into the 21st century.
For more, see NewYorkTimes.com
Labels: gay and lesbiab entertainment., gay and lesbian tourism, gay and lesbian travelers, gay community, gay hotel, gay resort, gays nightlife, New York City gays resort, Out NYC Urban Resort
Friday, August 20, 2010
Study finds that teen sex may not hurt grades after all.
not all teens who have sex have lower grades as a result.
However, another source found that if students simply "hook up" and have casual sex, their grades do tend to be lower.
It seems like those teachers hitting on their students knew something that the rest of us didn't.
For more, see Time.com
Labels: American Sociological Association, sexually transmitted diseases, teens pregnancy, teens sex, teens sex and grades, teens sex and lower grades, teens sex study.
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