The names of over 31,000 American scientists -- including 9,000 PhDs! -- that reject the theory of anthropogenic global warming are to be revealed on Monday.
Although this will occur at the National Press Club in Washington, DC., it seems a metaphysical certitude media will completely ignore the event.
Barack Hussein Obama: "We can't drive our SUVs and eat as much as we want and keep our homes on 72 degrees at all times ... and then just expect that other countries are going to say OK."
Customers in shopping centres are having their every move tracked by a new type of surveillance that listens in on the whisperings of their mobile phones. The technology can tell when people enter a shopping centre, what stores they visit, how long they remain there, and what route they take as they walked around.
Republican John McCain's game plan for beating Democrat Barack Obama rests on one huge assumption: Despite an unpopular war, an uncertain economy and the GOP's beleaguered status, the country still leans more to the right than to the left.
Authorities in New York have launched a case against a police officer who once led a department "gay" organization, alleging he preyed on a relative's adopted son and forced the boy to have sex with him.
Jaime Katz, a veteran officer now assigned to the Police Academy, "developed a relationship … and over time groomed him for sex and sex-related acts," Assistant District Attorney John Temple said, according to the New York Post.
Thousands of children who survived Myanmar's cyclone will starve to death in two to three weeks unless food is rushed to them, an aid agency warned Sunday.The warning case as an increasingly angry international community pleaded for approval to mount an all-out relief effort.The United Nations said Myanmar's isolationist ruling generals were even forbidding the import of communications equipment, hampering already difficult contact among relief
US Army General George S. Patton, who began his career in the cavalry, carried a custom-made SAA with ivory grips engraved with his initials and an eagle, which became his trademark. He used it during the Mexican Punitive Expedition of 1916 to kill two of Pancho Villa's lieutenants, and carried it until his death in 1945 shortly after the end of World War II.
A New Jersey couple, whose son was struck in the chest with a line drive, is planning to sue the maker of a metal baseball bat used in the game. Two years ago, Steven Domalewski was pitching when the ball slammed into his chest and stopped his heart. He was resuscitated but now has brain damage and is severely disabled.
Recently I’ve noticed that when someone forgets to get back to me they blame it on technology. “Sorry, I got your email on my Blackberry.” What this means is they checked their mail while in transit, planned on responding when they were back at their desk but forgot.
But what they really mean is: "I’ve got a new excuse for ignoring you."
Police reports tell the tale, from her own mouth: she happily consumed drugs and booze, and above all, consented to the sex. She’s only angry because she didn’t get her way. In short, she’s a typical “rape victim”, posting a whiny cry for help on YouTube, and then happily wringing her hands on CNN.
She wasn’t raped. She admitted that in the police reports. She doesn’t live in poverty, despite her claims in that whiny video. What we have is a girl who changed her mind, and can’t own up to her own apparent inability to make sound sexual decisions. She, by her own admission, can’t stay away from booze and cocaine.
When Sam Houston was still hanging his hat in Tennessee in the 1830s, it wasn't uncommon for fellow Tennesseans who were packing up and moving south and west to hang a sign on their cabins that read "GTT" – Gone to Texas.
Today obstetricians, surgeons and other doctors might consider reviving the practice. Over the past three years, some 7,000 M.D.s have flooded into Texas, many from Tennessee.
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