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According to a new Gallup poll 55 percent of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents surveyed think Obama should offer running mate Hillary Clinton a spot on his ticket. CNN
Why can't they both win? It's only fair since they've both worked so hard. We're a country obsessed with being fair. Maybe Clinton and Obama would be two great tastes that taste great together, just like a Reese's peanut butter cup. A little tired old school politics mixed in with the new.
No true Obamaist would ever approve such a vile idea. Though some Democratic leaders would be shrieking like Dr. Frankenstein if they could successfully sew together such a monster. It's Alive! Stop it... you're scaring the kids. The popular vote confirms it's an Obama-nation.
Eight teens from Florida are facing possible life in prison for the alleged kidnapping and beating of a 16 year old classmate. According to a CNN report, their homemade reality TV episode was video taped with the intention of posting it on YouTube for millions of people to view. Six of the eight teenagers are girls who range in age from 14 to 18 who were seen on video doing the beating while the boys involved acted as lookouts. CNN
When you've lost everything in a fire it would stand to reason that an
iPod Nano would not mean a whole lot, but for teens who live by the
power of music, an iPod is one accessory that can practically be a life
saver. "More than 100 high school students in the Poway school district
who
lost homes in the October wildfires have received a surprise gift –
iPods donated by Apple." Source: The Union Tribune
Poway resident Steve Boyack, asked Apple for the donation on behalf
of the teens at Rancho Bernardo High. He said Apple officials didn't
want any publicity. “It was strictly from the heart and just wanting to
help,” Boyack said. Most often it only takes one person to start the
chain of giving through compassion when observing the great misfortune
of others. I have much respect for Mr. Boyack as he chose to step up
for the kids of Poway and for Steve Jobs who helped bring a small bit of
hope back to those who've lost so much.
Those of us that endured the likes of Jerry Springer, Morey Povich and the original Survivor series, have realized by now that those were only the tip of a huge iceberg of Reality TV programs that were heading our way. Is there really any other kind of television these days?
Seeing how far past reality the genre has evolved it's difficult to imagine where the end will be. There seems to be no turning back now. I submit to you Mr. Besilly's list of "10 Realities I've Learned from Reality Television."
If you're planning on being a huge hit with your Holiday gift giving
this year, then you must consider giving a new iPhone (the gift that
keeps on ringing) or give one of the many accessories that would make a
perfect stocking stuffer for those who already own an iPhone. These picks
range from $12.95 to $500 with products selected to fit every
budget.
If you make your purchase at the Apple Store online you can take
advantage of free shipping (3 to 5 days) on all purchases over $50,
plus Apple gift wrapping in a signature logo gift box with a bright red
ribbon and personalized greeting card for only $5.
Without any advanced warning, people across the U.S. are bursting into
tears from the mind numbing boredom caused by over zealous news
coverage on Paris Hilton. Inside of one week, she was sent to jail, released from jail,
then sent to jail again in tears. CNN, FOX News and others desperately
flaunted Paris as front page fodder on Friday. America is anxiously
looking for news that's authentically exciting not just another boring
episode of "Paris' Simple Life". Right now it's the best we've got
since Alec Baldwin stopped calling his daughter via cell phone.
With the media frenzy that Ms. Hilton's jail sentence has generated, someone unscrupulous enough could make quite a payload selling fashionable "Set Paris Free"
tee shirts. There is really no end to the themed shirts that can be
designed demanding another early release for Paris. This is how I chose
to work through my own boredom while randomly weeping.
When it comes to make believe diets, I'm putting McDonald's at the top of my list. At the same time that Shrek is being unveiled by McDonald's in their new campaign to promote salads, milk and apple slices as a healthier alternative for kids, Shrek will also be promoting products like M&M's chocolates and Kellogg cereals, such as Froot Loops and Frosted Flakes. It looks like this beloved 3D animated ogre will be on a make believe diet battling obesity, while sending kids a mixed message about healthy eating. Eating healthy and McDonald's in the same sentence is a perplexing oxymoron for parents. Did you know that McDonald's apple slices are served with a low fat caramel dip containing 43 grams of sugar? Hardly a healthy choice for anyone especially those watching their ogre-ish figure. The last time I checked, obesity among animated characters was not considered a
national crisis. Though make believe obesity has hit the big green guy pretty hard.
In the summer of 2003 a drunken pirate burst onto the big screen in the form of Captain Jack Sparrow played by Johnny Depp in the highly anticipated release of Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl." Captain Jack became an instantly beloved character that not only found his way into the hearts of America's youth, but also found Johnny Depp's character portrayal permanently installed into "The Pirates of the Caribbean" ride at Disney theme parks. Who wouldn't want to be drunken pirate, Captain Jack Sparrow for a day? He's an American icon.
While Bill Maher, host of HBO's "Real Time," appeared on the popular morning show "The View" to voice his opinion on all religion, a gunman on the Virginia Tech Campus killed 32 people and then took his own life in a matter of a few short hours. Bill Maher climbed down from his ivory tower to broad brush all religion saying;
"I think all faith is a distraction. I think it's the greatest con in the world. They're selling an invisible product." Bill Maher News Busters
