I was watching CNN’s Nancy Grace’s show tonight and it seriously got me to thinking about something. It was announced a few days ago that Equusearch was planning on returning to Orlando to resume their search to find Caylee Anthony.
Caylee has been missing since mid June and her mother is the last person to have […]

I caught Fox spew master Sean Hannity’s hate radio program for the first time this afternoon. It was a delight to hear him label Barack a terrorist and boast in the same breath he’s been invited to join Governor Palin and her running mate on the campaign plane.
It tells us the Senior Senator from Arizona […]

By John Donovan
7 October 2008
Shell employees will need to be even more on their guard when communicating by email or using instant messaging systems. Shell Global Security managed by Ian Forbes McCredie OBE, a former senior officer of the British Secret Service, will now have access to an archive of all such communications.
The new security […]

Most of the people that know me think that I am a technology lover. This likely stems from the fact that I hate screws, once taken out, they rarely get put back in. I also love to tinker with stuff. But the stuff I tinker with tends to be out of warranty by at least […]

Will the bailout enacted last week do the job?  The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 1 vests in the Secretary of the Treasury liberal freedom to essentially run a $700 billion hedge fund.  Consider the following,
- The act “establish[s] the Troubled Asset Relief Program … to purchase, and to make and fund commitments to […]

What triggers anyone to take their own life? I suppose a number of different things but to me I can’t think of anything that could be bad enough to do it and take the lives of others with you against their wishes. I just wrote an article about a murder suicide in Los Angeles where […]

When newspapers started collecting in the driveway of the two-story beige home on Como Lane in the upscale Porter Ranch neighborhood about 30 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles the neighbors started noticing that there had been no activity around it also, so someone finally notified police.
When the Los Angeles police finally entered the home they were […]

When Nick and Phyllis come in from the storm they continue arguing about what Phyllis wrote about Sharon. He tells Phyllis that this time he does think she is the villain here.
Jack gets off the phone with Gloria when Sharon interrupts him. He tells her he was trying to score some Packers tickets instead of […]

 Thomas Palfy lives an enviable life.  The Hungarian born photographer, now living in Australia, constantly travels the fifth continent in search of new material for his series of photo journals.  In his latest book, Australia Illustrated: The Eastern States, Palfy sets out from his home in Melbourne on a tour of myriad cities, architectural monuments […]

If there is one thing I have often wondered, it has been why mean behavior seems to be catching or contagious. We see it amongst us and people always seem to think its funny and a way of entertainment. We watch it on television, want more of it and allow it to filter into our […]

“A Toon Book” written by Art Spielgelman is aimed at early readers and tells the story of three rabbits. There is a Mom rabbit, a Dad rabbit and a boy rabbit named Jack. They walk on two feet, live in a house like a human family, dress like a human family and act human in […]

David Schussler
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This is a quote attributed to Barry Goldwater Jr. because that is where I heard it last week. The statement was from Mr. Goldwater, as part of a TV interview, in reference to the economic breakdown of our nation now ensuing. I believe it to be right on the money.
Now I’ve had a lot […]

The whole world watched in horror as Hurricane Gustav recently wreaked havoc in destinations such as Haiti, Jamaica, Cuba, and the United States, amongst other places. However, it seems that whilst the hurricane may have now disappeared the effects could continue to affect many people.
The federal Environmental Protection Agency and the Louisiana Department of Environmental […]

Today was US launch day for the controversial book by Sherry Jones The Jewel Of Medina. Some of the more extreme elements of the Muslim world are incensed that someone could have the audacity to write a novel about Muhammad and his child bride A’isha. The book itself is harmless, it is just a historical […]

If you like blood and gore this movie is for you. With the rating of ‘Unrated’ pretty much the gloves come off in the gratuitous violence department  Director John Gulager is no beginner in this genre, and puts his experience to good use in Feast II. Backed up by the writing skills of Patrick Melton […]

My late Mother a devout Irish catholic who attended mass daily thought the world of Charles Keating. He was a very public supporter of Mother Teresa and catholic charities here in Phoenix. She assumed as did many of the elderly that since her banker said the bonds were government insured and he worked for that […]

Today’s Hope is a national nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide families of children who have Autism Spectrum Disorders with access to early intervention services, specifically early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI).
According to the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT), EIBI for children who have autism consists of 20-40 hours per week of individualized […]

By Honey Gillard
ACTRESS Sienna Miller has decided to take ignore paparazzi and the many rumours surrounding her love life, in favour of concentrating on her film career.
Over the course of the year, there has been pandemonium in the tabloids concerning Miller and her private life. Earlier this year, Miller hit the headlines with the […]

By Honey Gillard
WITH the exception of lead singer, Nicole Scherzinger, the members of hit girl group ‘The Pussycat Dolls’ have admitted that they struggle to meet men as they are constantly intimidated by the group’s fame and image as headstrong women.
4 of the 5 dolls do not presently have a boyfriend, and according to single […]

If I didn’t know any better I’d swear this was April Fool’s Day when I read this about the latest request from Casey Anthony. She apparently wants the courts to allow her to assist in the search for her missing daughter Caylee and not only that but she wants the time and date of her […]

Well so says Ann Coulter!
I have heard some stupid twaddle come out of Coulter’s mouth over the years, but this one takes the grand prize.  For those of you not familiar with Ms Coulter (you are lucky) she is somewhat right wing of Hitler and makes Rush Limbaugh look like a mainstream moderate.
So how can […]

Back when I was much younger, when the winter was dragging on up here in the north part of the American Midwest, we would always run out of movies to watch.  Being industrious, my siblings and I would then start watching all the movies we had which dealt with the topic of Christmas.  Inevitably, watching […]

As a child, I used to wonder how incredible it would be to be able to speak with animals.  Think of all the things they would be able to tell me?  Problem is, most of it wouldn’t be any good.  Stop eating us, don’t feed us mashed up brains and chemicals, don’t keep us caged […]

I have to admit that I was a little leery about this book, as a result it sat on the bottom of my pile. Problem was, eventually the pile dwindled, and only Stories Of A Recovering Fundamentalist remained. I was worried, having just moved into the very apex of the Bible Belt, I am sure […]

Disillusion is perhaps the better word, come to think of it. This certainly isn’t the best way to start your week. Long believing, hoping that all of this is somehow only just a horror movie (it’s only a movie, it’s only a movie…), the reality bites from the financial crisis meltdown have now bitten Germany […]

According to a recent report the UK’s Public Interest Lawyers have taken legal action in the High Court on behalf of the environmental group Friends of Hartlepool to stop an asbestos contaminated French ship from being imported to the UK to be dismantled. The toxic ship is said to be contaminated with around seven hundred […]

Liberals such as CNN’s Jack Cafferty (http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/09/16/cafferty-obama-race-a-factor/) and Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius (http://iowaindependent.com/5627/sebelius-obamas-race-may-be-a-factor) – each of whom has leveled a charge of racism against anyone not voting for Sen. Barack Obama – are not the only ones who have elevated the race card in the 2008 presidential election.
Several “black conservatives” – despite polar political differences […]

I just was reading a book about a scholar who studied Chinese history. Actually, the book was a disappointment: There were more elaborate passages about how the professor seduced one of his many mistresses than there was about Chinese culture.
But what really made me throw the book across the room was the professor’s blind support […]

Today’s World Markets Down 4-5%
The early morning financial news was grim — world markets dropping radically despite U.S. effort and more big banks being bailed out.
I wonder whether the McCain crew can halt their mud slinging long enough to focus on the central problem facing us all? Shall watch the debate […]

Barack Obama, Bill Ayers and the Mainstream Media:
Lies, Damn Lies, AP “Analysis” and CNN “Fact Checks”

The AP served as a mouthpiece of the Obama campaign with the publication of DOUGLASS K. DANIEL’s “Analysis: Palin’s words carry racial tinge“.
Daniel not only attacked Republican Vice-presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, for bringing up the connection between Barack Obama […]