Obama Justice Department lawyers have asked a Federal Judge to toss out the corruption conviction against former Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens because they discovered the Bush administration Justice Department prosecutors were actually the ones engaged in corruption and misconduct. Republicans, the traditional ones, Like former Senator Stevens are discovering on an almost weekly basis, democrats [...]

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One reason that I am married today is because I had learned enough about cross cultural differences when my then future husband, a fellow physician who had just began to work at our hospital, came up to me and said: “We are going to the Christmas party next week”. I was just about to retort [...]

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As a rule, I try to avoid using the term “coffee table book” when describing a book I am reviewing.  To me, this is a pejorative term denoting a common place appendage to the living room that lies mostly unnoticed and almost always unread. Railroad 1869, by Eugene Arundel Miller has the look and feel [...]

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Satsuma Florida- What happened to Haleigh Cummings? The precious, brown eyed baby girl from Satsuma Florida. I say baby girl because she couldn’t defend herself. She couldn’t of fought off her abducter. So small so helpless on her own. Defenseless. Snatched from her fathers home in the middle of the night. While she slept in [...]

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There’s one more victim of the recession – although I doubt you will feel much sympathy. It’s the owners of a flotilla of abandoned boats who are giving them up because they can no longer afford them. The New York Times reports that the owners of these derelict vessels simply can’t bear the upkeep, even [...]

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  FreeMediaOnline.org & Free Media Online Blog,  GovoritAmerika.us, April 1, 2009, San Francisco –  According to a senior U.S. Administration official, the violent attack against Lev Ponomarev, a leading Russian human rights activist, was raised during Wednesday’s meeting in London between President Obama and Russia’s President Dmitry Medvedev. “I’m sure many of you have read, Lev Ponomarev [...]

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The Guilty Cannot Hide I have always been a big fan of horror movies especially when they keep you on the edge of your seat. I decided to watch House late at night, while everyone was sleeping, I was using headphones so I didn’t wake anyone. I was really into the movie and did not realize my son [...]

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A school that is often used for various activities during the summer vacation will not be available for use this summer as a result of asbestos abatement that has to take place there because of a recent fire. The school is Shelton High School, which is in Shelton, Connecticut. The fire occurred at the end [...]

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Sharon tries getting out of showing up for the dinner rehearsal saying it is a family event. He tells her that she is family, divorce or not. And he simply won’t take no for an answer. Sharon thinks back to having sex with Billy but finally agrees to go anyway. All of Cloe’s friends are [...]

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The Center for Responsible Lending (CRL) has a history of distorting the truth concerning payday loans (PDLs), used by 6 million Americans to meet short-term credit needs. However, the CRL is merely a front for the Self-Help Foundation, a credit union in direct competition with payday lenders, whose founders were principal purveyors of destructive subprime [...]

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A woman from the UK is backing asbestosis compensation campaign after being told that her pleural plaques have developed into asbestosis. The sixty six year woman, Kathleen Baister, was diagnosed with pleural plaques around twelve years ago. Pleural plaques are a scarring of the lungs caused by exposure to asbestos, and often develop into more [...]

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“He’s a PR man. For an oil company. That’s bottom of the list!  Below TV evangelist. Just above child molester.” Michael in “Greenwash” by David Lewis I have just been scanning through the last seven editions of “The Economist” newspaper – and as always it’s a very good read. And in these troubled times it [...]

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