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Nigella Lawson Strangled in Public & Charles Saatchi Cautioned by Scotland Yard

Nigella Lawson Strangled in Public & Charles Saatchi Cautioned by Scotland Yard

Celebrity television chef Nigella Lawson has made headlines recently, and this time not for her culinary skills. Lawson is the star of “Nigella Bites” and “The Taste”, and found fame and fortune after releasing her book “How To Eat”. Nigella and her children reportedly left the home she shares with billionaire husband Charles Saatchi after [...]

Google Announces Building a Database of Child Porn

Google Announces Building a Database of Child Porn

Everynow and then, I think the American public would like to hear some good news from the services and corporate giants like Google and Facebook and Apple. While the recent Google announcement on building a database of child pornography, on the surface sounds pro-active, it’s glamour is superficial distraction from the recent NSA scandal in [...]

Obama on Syria Sounding Like Bush on Iraq

Obama on Syria Sounding Like Bush on Iraq

After President George W. Bush received approval from Congress to invade Iraq – something that President Obama did not seek for the bombing of Libya, nor for the recent deployment of troops to the Syrian border, despite that fact that this deployment is tantamount to a declaration of war upon the Syrian government – the [...]

Cannabis Cures Cancer Without Poison(video)

Cannabis Cures Cancer Without Poison(video)

Isn’t it strange that doctors can legally administer poison in the form of chemotherapy and radiation as well as numerous toxic pharmaceuticals and yet one of nature’s medicines- found to greatly assist cancer patients- which can be prepared by any common person without harmful side effects, is illegal and can send a person to prison [...]

Nigella Lawson Strangled in Restaurant

Nigella Lawson Strangled in Restaurant

On monday, British police said they are investigating newspaper photos that show celebrity chef Nigella Lawson’s husband, Charles Saatchi, with his hands around her throat appearing to strangle her in a restaurant. The English newspaper the Sunday People published the pictures to public condemnation of the apparent rough treatment of Lawson. The tabloid newspaper said [...]

Live long and age gracefully

Live long and age gracefully

Almost everybody wants to live a long and healthy life, and age gracefully. According to historical reports during the 1980s, in the United States and most other countries, the average duration of human life is 70 years for both women and men. With the rapid medical advances and adapting a healthier lifestyle, the average age [...]

Strike by Turkish Labor Unions Supports Protestors

Strike by Turkish Labor Unions Supports Protestors

Prime Minister Erdogan’s security forces may have driven protestors from Taksim Square, but the demonstration is far from over.  Turkish labor unions are supporting protestors by calling for a nationwide strike. What began nearly three weeks ago as a peaceful protest to prevent the destruction of Gezi park, developed into a full, and violent anti-government [...]

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  • The Voice Final Three Standing (Review) June 18, 2013
    The Voice (NBC) is a two-hour episode tonight, the Final Three competitors are still standing, and all of America is dying to know who will be the ultimate winner. Team Blake Shelton has two acts remaining, The Swon Brothers and Danielle Bradberry. Team Blake is the clear favorite, but Blake Shelton’s team has won the […]
    Douglas Cobb
  • Red Meat Linked to Diabetes Risk June 18, 2013
    Eating red meat is now linked to a higher risk of diabetes, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. The study showed that eating red meat increased the chances one had of winding up with the most common form of diabetes, type 2. Diabetes is a disease that affects 25.8 million children and adults in […]
    Charles Gille
  • Bankers Fleecing the Poorest Among Us as Workers Receive Pre-paid Credit Cards Instead of Paychecks! June 18, 2013
    I guess it’s easier to find 100 people with a dollar in their pocket than to find 1 person with a hundred dollars in their pocket.  The Bankruptcy Bill passed in 2005 was designed to ensure bank profits and fleeced the American people, communities and businesses.  Prior to the bill, the only debts that could […]
    Patricia Baeten

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