List/Grid Monthly Archives: February 2011

Rihanna, What is There Not to Love?

Rihanna, What is There Not to Love?

Ok yea! I was GEEKED for this performance; I can’t even lie about it. My girl Rihanna did her thing at the 2011 NBA All Star Weekend. And to be… Read more »

Obama Administration Reverses Bush-Era Conscience Clause

Obama Administration Reverses Bush-Era Conscience Clause

The so-called “conscience clause,” a federal law that has existed for years and allows doctors and nurses to refuse to participate in abortions and sterilizations, was clarified on Friday by… Read more »

Alabama Man Arrested for Poisoning Auburn Trees

Alabama Man Arrested for Poisoning Auburn Trees

A University of Alabama football fan has been accused of poisoning two gigantic oak trees where Auburn University students celebrate big victories.  Auburn fans have traditionally celebrated at the site,… Read more »

Finland, Helsinki is Experiencing a New Ice Age

Finland, Helsinki is Experiencing a New Ice Age

Although, many countries in Europe have been able to manage this winter. Helsinki is experiencing something similar to an ice age. The capital is facing one of the most problematic… Read more »

Montana Governor Threatens to Kill Wolf Packs

Montana Governor Threatens to Kill Wolf Packs

Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer sent a letter to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar on Wednesday announcing his intent to order state game officials to kill off entire wolf packs even though… Read more »

Oil Giant Chevron Face to Face with Ecuadorian Villagers

Oil Giant Chevron Face to Face with Ecuadorian Villagers

Ecuador’s jungle has primarily been affected by the giant American oil corporation Chevron and finally after a long history of legal court battles, something is being done in respect to… Read more »

From an Unesco’s World Heritage to a City Of Geraniums

From an Unesco’s World Heritage to a City Of Geraniums

On Monday 14th of February2011 , Quito the capital of Ecuador, has been declared as the City of Geraniums. Taking the opportunity to coincide this day with the San Valentines… Read more »

Michele Bachmann Will Use Prayer to Decide About Presidential Bid

Michele Bachmann Will Use Prayer to Decide About Presidential Bid

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) sat down for an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network’s “The Brody File” and spoke of her political aspirations.  In the interview that was published online… Read more »

Denmark – Pharmaceutical Company Opposes Product Use in U.S. Executions

Denmark – Pharmaceutical Company Opposes Product Use in U.S. Executions

The Danish pharmaceutical Lundbeck Inc. has asked two U.S. states still upholding the death penalty, not to administer their drugs during state executions. In a letter to officials in Oklahoma… Read more »

George Soros Responds To Glenn Beck

George Soros Responds To Glenn Beck

In case you don’t know, Fox News’ Glenn Beck really doesn’t like liberal billionaire George Soros.  In fact, that is an understatement.  Although, it isn’t really clear why Beck targets… Read more »

The Columbian Truckers Strike Ended after 15 Days

The Columbian Truckers Strike Ended after 15 Days

After fifteen days of strikes the Colombian truckers decide to move again. Approximately 180.000 members, of the Colombian Association of Drivers, perform a strike that last fifteen days. The strike… Read more »

CBO: Repealing Health Care Would Increase Federal Deficit

CBO: Repealing Health Care Would Increase Federal Deficit

The Congressional Budget Office released numbers last week about the high cost of repealing President Barack Obama’s signature health care reform.  The nonpartisan agency, which analyzes the costs of various… Read more »

House Passes Spending Bill

House Passes Spending Bill

After passing a flurry of amendments designed to hurt working people and cut domestic spending, the House Republicans passed a spending bill during an all night session that ended early… Read more »

Over 100 Medical Providers Charged in Medicare Fraud

Over 100 Medical Providers Charged in Medicare Fraud

More than 100 doctors, nurses and physical therapists were charged with Medicare fraud last week in part of a nationwide crackdown that captured more suspects than any in history.  Federal… Read more »

Borders Bookstore: The End of an Era?

Borders Bookstore: The End of an Era?

Borders Bookstore, a 40-year-old retail chain, filed for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, Feb. 16 after struggling financially since before December 2010.  Borders, which currently operates upwards of 650 stores, providing… Read more »

The Week of Sarah Palin

The Week of Sarah Palin

For someone who shuns mainstream media, Sarah Palin is in the news a lot.  This week was no different.  The former governor reiterated her indecision about running for president in… Read more »

Lupe Fiasco – His Manifesto and What Guided Him

Lupe Fiasco – His Manifesto and What Guided Him

Lupe Fiasco graced the campus of Clark Atlanta University. He sat down with Dr. Joycelyn A. Wilson, Director of The Hip Hop 2020 Project in front of an audience full… Read more »

New York Knicks Disorganized, Cavaliers Offense Causing Mass Confusion

New York Knicks Disorganized, Cavaliers Offense Causing Mass Confusion

Even with Carmelo Anthony, the Knicks still could not break their 10-game losing streak against the Cleveland Cavaliers. I know we are only two games into the “Super” Knicks season,… Read more »

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