Archive for September 25th, 2008
Posted on September 25th, 2008
by
Nancy Reyes in
All News,
Asian News,
Australia News,
Breaking News,
Business News,
China News,
Company News,
Country News,
Economic News,
Environmental News,
Medical News,
Philippines News,
Regional News,
Science News,
Society and Culture
Read 4,487 times.
China is in the midst of a major scandal of contaminated milk. And it may be hitting the Philippines and other countries. Someone has been watering down their milk and adding the chemical Melamine to the milk. Melamine tests similar to protein, so the watered milk tests as full strength milk. Multiply this by a […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 3,536 times.
The financial crisis is being labeled by all concerned as the most serious crisis since the Great Depression. People on the street, myself included, are scrambling to figure this out. Now Democrats are calling for more regulation of financial institutions. However, in the recent past, they blocked such regulations despite calls from the Bush administration, […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,856 times.
What does an indie pop-rock band do when they leave their record label? Some might choose to throw in the towel, but Pittsburgh-based Punchline did just the opposite, hitting the music world harder than ever and landing a $25,000 grand prize from www.heavy.com. And they didn’t rest on their laurels after winning the prize money, instead using […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 4,292 times.
The list of compers for the latest full-length animated Batman film reads like a who’s who of animation composition. Rather than a single composer, Warner Brothers Animation chose to pool together a roster of talent to give the film – really a collection of short segments – more variation and life. Since each segment of the film is […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,942 times.
After releasing a string of films in the early ’70s, Italian writer/director Dario Argento made a huge splash in the horror world when he released the 1977 witch-filled cult classic Suspiria, as well as the subsequent 1980 sequel Inferno. Three decades - and a string of not-so-well received horror movies later, Argento is back with the finale […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,403 times.
When Marty Robbins started his career he admitted that he was scared to death of live television. Early in his career he was a painfully shy, up and coming singer from Glendale Arizona. He hosted his own weekly TV Show on Phoenix station KPHO. He was born on September 26, 1925 as Martin David Robinson. […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,550 times.
I have been a fan of Tammy Wynette’s since I was 17 years old if not before that even. For some reason every song I would hear her singing always had some connection to something going on in my life, or at least I liked to think it did. Tammy Wynette was born in Itawamba […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,087 times.
One of the best horror directors known, Dario Argento marks his return with this shocking gore and artistic brilliance as he concludes his classic “Three Mothers†trilogy. His daughter, Asia Argento stars in this thriller as Sarah. She plays the part of a young American art student who along with her lover’s partner naively opens […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 4,570 times.
This past Monday, I was bored and had a sore throat so did not have a lot of energy. I was flipping through the tube and stumbled upon The CW’s Gossip Girl at 8pm. As I follow some of these teen dramas from time to time because of my work, I watched this and was […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 10,987 times.
OK so now I have heard everything. When I saw this headline I couldn’t believe that Casey Anthony would think anyone would fall for this one. She tried to claim that the horrendous smell coming from her car that was described by her very own mother as the smell of a dead body in the […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,320 times.
Who exactly is going to benefit from this? As one pundit put it ‘The fat cats on Wall Street’. In my mind this person is exactly right. What could $700 billion do? Well you could do a lot. You could pump it into the bank accounts of people that need it. Instead it likely will […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 1,711 times.
A caretaker has received a payout from the local council in the area after he was found to been exposed to over one hundred times the safe level of asbestos while working at a local school. The UK man has received a payout of twenty thousand pounds, equating to around thirty eight thousand dollars, from […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 4,256 times.
Obama’s Global Poverty Act estimated to cost US taxpayers $845 billion Finanacial bailout estimated at billions less [While the financial bailout is estimated to cost Americans $2300 apiece, Barack Obama was in Florida, touting his Global Poverty Act, which would cost every American man, woman and child an additional $2450 each.] At a time when […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,811 times.
I live in a democracy where there is a high degree of freedom of speech and so long as I obey the law I can pretty much say what I want wherever I want. So if I happened to believe that the earth was flat I could erect a soapbox in Hyde Park, or anywhere […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
by
Carissa Picard in
2008 Election Coverage,
All News,
Country News,
Government News,
Middle Eastern News,
Op-ed,
Presidential News,
The Iranian Nuclear Crisis,
The War on Terror,
US Government News,
US News,
World Politics
Read 3,027 times.
Not to give credence to the crazies in America (no offense … you know who you are) but you have to admit that things have suddenly gone awry, both domestically and internationally, at an awfully convenient time. Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean someone isn’t following you. With what little we now know about what is REALLY going on […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,376 times.
London Mayor, Boris Johnson, the most senior Conservative in office in Britain was at least beguilingly honest in his paean to the City of London in his recent Daily Telegraph column. Like many a Tory who over the years has enjoyed the hospitality, and maybe even the company, of the mega-rich bankers and industrialists of […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,378 times.
As an observant Stern journalist put it, German know-it-all Finance Minister Peer Steinbrück can lash out at the American failings that have lead to the current financial market crisis all he wants to, what he and other vocal German critiques of late are really doing is covering up their own grave shortfalls. Germany is sliding […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 3,327 times.
What a fascinating movie. Part documentary, part behind the scenes look at the somewhat murky world of Reality TV, and part lesson in life, Desperately Seeing Paul McCartney covers all of these bases and then some. I am not sure that the outset Marc Cushman intended to make the movie the way that he did, […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 3,004 times.
Couple of days back, I heard British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in Labor party meet – in what was dubbed as the make or break speech of the beleaguered leader. We all do exceedingly well in our columns and speeches – but when it comes to practicing those, history proves we have achieved catastrophic failures. […]
continue reading.....
Posted on September 25th, 2008
Read 2,568 times.
In a masterful attempt of political gamesmanship. Senator John McCain called a press conference to announce he was suspending his campaign. He needed to head back to the Capitol to solve the financial crises and invited Senator Barack Obama to join him in putting politics aside to tackle the looming collapse. Some republicans applauded the Senators actions […]
continue reading.....