Last week, ScottAdams, of Dilbert fame, made some suggestions to the press on what they should be asking the presidential candidates instead of the inane questions that are being asked now. He suggests three topics: Who would they pick for their advisors (cabinet and vice president), what would be in their proposed budget, and who [...]

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The owner of an asbestos firm has been given a prison sentence after being found guilty of asbestos violations over the illegal removal of the potentially deadly substance. A thirty three month prison sentence was handed out to Cleve Allen George, the owner of the Virgin Islands Asbestos Removal, Co. George was accused of a [...]

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Jeffery is jealous when he goes into Gloria’s room and finds her with Alistair. Alistair tries defending Gloria but it does nothing but irritate Jeffery. He walks out after telling her to get it while she can. After Jeffery leaves Gloria throws Alistair out but outside the door Alistair kisses the room key that he [...]

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Sofie walks in and says hey to Paul. He asks what she is doing there. She says she came to take his mother to her treatment. He tells her he needs to find a way to wipe Meg off her feet with some sort of romantic tactic. He asks her what would be her most [...]

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Chelsea has been admitted to the hospital and Lexi asks Daniel if he thinks her fever could be complications from the surgery. Kate pulls Daniel to the side and asks what kind of complications. They want to run tests but Kate doesn’t want to leave her til they tell her what is going on. Nick [...]

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Who would win in this battle? Well the Catholic Church has the Pope, while the Scientology movement has Tom Cruise. Being agnostic, I would call this a tie. But being a reasonable human being I think the Pope is a better guy. The Pope has the entire Catholic Church behind him, and 2000 years of [...]

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In what can only be viewed as bizarre, the RIAA have hit new lows in their fruitless attempt to prevent music piracy. They have gone after children, the computer inept, even the dead, in their relentless quest for justice. Now they have decided that the homeless should be caught in the net. Of course it [...]

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Starting this April 22nd, now available on DVD for the first time ever from PorchLight Home Entertainment and Granada International, are two releases from the Funky Valley series.  Funky Valley and Return To Funky Valley are now ready to be brought home and bring some good old barnyard fun with them. Funky Valley is made [...]

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“I’m gonna try to see if I can remember as much to make it sound like I’m smart on the subject.” So says our commander in chief of the last eight years. Though he’s repeatedly proven himself less than adept at public speaking, Bush’s second term was decidedly less filled with malapropisms and times when he [...]

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   Does anyone else remember R.L. Stein’s Goosebumps series?  I didn’t read the books as a child, my parent’s wouldn’t let me.  Occasionally I would catch a show on FOX early Saturday morning, but there was nothing more early 90’s than Goosebumps.  The stories weren’t that scary, there was often a lesson associated with the [...]

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Small press, or studio, to be more precise, films which are aimed towards children are worlds apart from other kids’ movies.  They tend to rely more on the story because the production is not as glossy, and lessons are often the focal point.  Some digress into a world of terrible special effects, but most find [...]

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I remember back in elementary school when we had the nutrition pyramid painted on the cafeteria wall and every other lesson seemed to be about health.  Based on how I look today, it seems as though most of those lessons failed to sink in.  But if those lessons were as much fan as this one, [...]

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Well, actually he already was, already. But Berliners just don’t want to leave him in peace or let him rest in such and it kind of goes a little like this: There’s this subway station in Berlin called Bundestag, which happens to be near the Bundestag, some here call it the Kanzler U-Bahn (the Chancellor’s [...]

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The purpose of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution has been eroded and molded to fit 21st century liberal sensibilities; that is to say, to take it as much out of the public square as possible.  When Thomas Jefferson responded to the Danbury Baptists, he was responding to a specific question — government interfering [...]

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During the Dem  debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, the MSM – represented the other night by ABC News’ Charles Gibson and George Stephanopoulos – finally began vetting Barack Obama (IL), asking questions that made the candidate squirm and his supporters scream. For her part, Hillary Clinton (NY) took the opportunity to vulch. [...]

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I grew up on PBS.  I watched all the kids’ shows, but back when they were live action and never animated.  Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood, Sesame Street, you know the drill.  Those were shows which entertained me, helped me to learn and expand my horizons, and taught me about music and puppets.  Now there is another [...]

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Vladuz, the mysterious hacker, who seemed to take great pleasure in hacking eBay has been arrested, according to eBay. Ina Steiner reports on the AuctionBytes blog: A cyber-criminal who embarrassed eBay for nearly a year with claims he had hacked the site was arrested on Thursday, according to eBay. “Vladuz” had harassed eBay with his [...]

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“Get ready to fall in love with life and music all over again.” Age is mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it don’t matter. Every now and then I will see something that I just want to tell everyone about. Sure I get passionate about films as a whole or I would not do [...]

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“88 minutes is a waste of time.” Fundamentals. In basketball it doesn’t matter how many outside jumpers you hit if you can’t make the free throws. It always comes back to the fundamentals of the sport. In film making you can have the most talented actors in Hollywood and the state of the art effects, [...]

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The final installment of HBO’s wonderful mini-series about this most enigmatic early leader of the US airs on Sunday April/20. Viewed as weak by many historians John Adams was in fact a glorious leader, one who sought the peaceful ‘high road’ over the ‘low road’ of bloodshed. A trait that is sadly lacking in modern [...]

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A New Jersey jury has awarded over thirty million dollars in compensation to the family of a man who died from asbestos related cancer. According to lawyers this is the state’s largest compensation payout over the asbestos related cancer, mesothelioma. Fifty year old Mark Buttitta died from mesothelioma in 2002. He allegedly contracted the cancer [...]

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