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Eagles getting offers for McNabb
Published on 2 Apr, 2010 at 12:13 in Sports | Viewed 130 views times | No Comments
There are certain players in football that have extraordinary overall numbers throughout their career, including considerably more wins than losses on the field, that somehow seem like part of the problem rather than part of the solution. Statistics can be deceiving, and a quarterback can pile up numbers that look good overall, but fail to
Finding a good restaurant
Published on 2 Apr, 2010 at 12:12 in Dining | Viewed 136 views times | No Comments
The fact is that the best way to find a good restaurant in a given city is to speak with people who have some knowledge of the dining scene in that area and absorb their word-of-mouth recommendations. When you search the Internet or some travel guide or local publication to get a feel for the
Nets threaten Sixers’ single season loss record
Published on 2 Apr, 2010 at 12:11 in Sports | Viewed 162 views times | No Comments
There are some records in sports that have always seemed untouchable, and many of them have proven to be just that, while others have fallen. The home run records that were held by Aaron and Ruth/Maris seemed like they would probably stand forever, but along came the era of performance enhancing drugs and down went
AirTran offering flights from $44
Published on 2 Apr, 2010 at 12:10 in Travel | Viewed 229 views times | No Comments
AirTran offering flights from $44 We have made this general assertion before in this space, but it is always a good idea to consider planning your travel around the pricing that is being offered rather than planning firm dates and then paying whatever the cost is at that time. This is of course if you
Sarah Palin close to reality show deal
Published on 2 Apr, 2010 at 12:09 in Entertainment | Viewed 77 views times | No Comments
It is amazing to see how much money you can make with little to no talent when you become a celebrity, and whether you love her or hate her, you have to admit that Sarah Palin’s level of celebrity significantly exceeds her talent and accomplishments. I mean, even that Joe the Plumber guy made money
ACORN is broke, closing shop
ACORN, the grassroots group that was the subject of a great deal of controversy concerning its voter registration efforts in the run-up to the 2008 presidential election, has announced that they are no longer able to raise enough funds to support their operations. More recently, ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) came under
Ron Paul Obama health tax interview
Ron Paul, who is a medical doctor by trade, was interviewed by Fox News a couple of days ago and they picked his brain about the new health tax that Obama has pushed through in behalf of his handlers. Dr. Paul feels as though the plan is going to further damage the doctor-patient relationship, and
Google Chinese exit raises questions
Published on 2 Apr, 2010 at 12:02 in Techonology | Viewed 232 views times | No Comments
The drama between Google and Chinese authorities is still playing itself out in the aftermath of the decision that the world’s largest search engine made to terminate its Chinese service due to their dismay over the government’s censorship demands. Google is being negatively impacted from a bottom line standpoint in a number of ways due
Costa Rica’s odd stone spheres examined
Published on 2 Apr, 2010 at 12:00 in Techonology | Viewed 189 views times | No Comments
Many people remember the large spherical stone that the seminal Harrison Ford character Indiana Jones had to elude in the beginning of the movie Raiders of the Lost Ark, and they are representative of genuine phenomena that exists in Costa Rica. In real life, there are approximately three hundred of these stone balls that are
Geithner (surprise!) firmly supports expansion of Fed powers
Now that the puppet government of the central bankers has gotten its health tax through they are moving forward with the rest of their socialist agenda, and that includes this Christopher Dodd sponsored “economic reform” bill. Geithner and Bernake are cloaking it that good old doublespeak, in this instance calling out the legitimate problems while