ONLY "1" GOOD REASON TO SUPPORT "WIKILEAKS"

So that's what the whole thing is about... a bunch of north americans video game players having the chance to do it for real....Enough Said...

ONLY "1" GOOD REASON TO SUPPORT "WIKILEAKS"

Glenn Beck Rally Will be a Meaure of 'tea party' Strength

When Fox News and talk radio host Glenn Beck comes to Washington this weekend to headline a rally intended to "restore honor" to America, he will test the strength - and potentially expose the weaknesses - of a conservative grass-roots movement that remains an unpredictable force in the country's politics.

Beck, who is both admired and assailed for his faith-based patriotism and his brash criticism of President Obama, plans in part to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. as an American hero. He will speak on the anniversary of the "I Have a Dream" speech, from the spot where King delivered it.

Some "tea party" activists say the event, at which former Alaska governor Sarah Palin is also scheduled to speak, will have a greater impact than last September's "9/12" march along Pennsylvania Avenue. Although the attendance figures for that anti-tax rally are disputed, it was the first national gathering to demonstrate the size and influence of the tea party movement.

But with just a few days before the Beck rally, basic questions linger, including how big it will be and whether the event, which Beck says is nonpolitical, will help or hurt Republicans in November. Also unanswered is whether Beck can pull off the connection to King without creating offense - or confrontation with another event the same day led by the Rev. Al Sharpton.

Beck said in a recent broadcast that he did not intentionally choose the "I Have a Dream" anniversary for his rally - but that he believes the coincidence is "divine providence."

"Whites don't own Abraham Lincoln," he said. "Blacks don't own Martin Luther King. Those are American icons, American ideas, and we should just talk about character, and that's really what this event is about. It's about honoring character."

The rally, which is also being billed as a tribute to U.S. troops, will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Video screens and sound towers will be positioned along the reflecting pool and as far east as the Washington Monument.

It will be a weekend of political activity, with tea party organizer FreedomWorks hosting a convention in Washington on Friday, Beck's and Sharpton's events Saturday, and a major effort by Democrats to knock on 200,000 doors nationwide Saturday and Sunday.

Beck is expecting as many as 100,000 people and is heavily promoting his event on his TV and radio shows. Sharpton expects a smaller number for an annual commemoration of the "Dream" speech. That event, which focuses on education, will begin at 11 a.m. with speeches at Dunbar High School in Northwest. It will continue with a march to the site of the planned King memorial, at the same end of the Mall as the Lincoln Memorial, placing participants of both events in close proximity.

Little comment from GOP

Beck says his event, "Restoring Honor," is not intended to rally voters to the polls in November's midterm elections. No signs are allowed, and not one elected official currently in office will be part of the program. Operatives at virtually every Republican committee in Washington claimed little or no knowledge of the event.

They might well have cause to be squeamish: Beck has accused Obama of reverse racism and of having "a deep-seated hatred of white people," and his plan to celebrate the lessons of the civil rights era creates the possibility of confrontations. It could also result in damaging imagery, similar to the photos that emerged from some early tea party gatherings, which Democrats could use to paint Republicans as extreme. That may explain why the event is being met with near-total silence by Republicans.

"In general, people coming to Washington, being organized and active is a good thing," said Doug Heye, a spokesman for Republican National Committee Chairman Michael S. Steele. "But I gotta be honest with you - I don't know about any Glenn Beck event."

Democrats aren't passing up the chance to tie the GOP to the rally. "Republicans for well over the past year have firmly embraced the tea party and some of these right-wing fringe groups that Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin have rallied around, and these are becoming serious campaign liabilities in the general election," said Ryan Rudominer, spokesman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. "The fact that they're trying to plead ignorance is just completely absurd."

Conservative activists, meanwhile, promise that the rally will show their unity and voice, as last year's 9/12 event did. Jamie Radtke, founder of the Federation of Virginia Tea Party Patriots, predicted an event as much as twice as large as last year's, based on the number of buses that local tea party organizers have chartered. The Richmond Tea Party alone is sending 15 buses - up from seven last year, she said.

Marcus Kindley, an organizer for Americans for Prosperity in Greensboro, N.C., predicted a similar showing from his region. "There's a buildup of energy out here of people frustrated because they don't think Washington's listening," Kindley said. "At 9/12, it was a wonderful coming together of people who felt like their voices weren't being heard. And I think the reason so many more are coming this year is because our voices still aren't being heard."

Beck, the third-highest-rated radio personality, has promoted the event relentlessly to his enormous audience. FreedomWorks, the tea party group that staged 9/12, is lending its organizational muscle and grass-roots network.

Effects on the midterms

It's not clear what the political effect of the rally will be. Despite the potential for conflict and bad press, it could energize a segment of conservative voters.

The disconnect between tea party groups and GOP electoral efforts has been viewed as evidence that the movement would struggle to translate its power into political results. Yet that disconnect could help draw activists Saturday who are unhappy with both major parties and would be reluctant to participate in a GOP event. Though they profess distaste for Washington, their energy would help Republicans if they turn out in November.

Sharpton, meanwhile, is expecting thousands of participants and has been promoting his event on his daily talk radio show, sending word through the grass-roots groups affiliated with his National Action Network and coordinating small rallies around the country. Spokeswoman Rachel Noerdlinger noted that Sharpton decided in April that his group's annual commemoration of King's speech would be in Washington this year, including a march and rally around the King memorial site, and she stressed that it is not in response to the Beck event.

But Sharpton argues that Beck's message is counter to King's. "Glenn Beck and others are expected to push for the expansion of states' rights - the exact antithesis of the civil rights movement and Dr. King's legacy," Sharpton said in a news release promoting his march. "The Tea Party and allied conservatives are trying to break that national stance on justice and, in turn, break the crux of what the civil rights movement symbolized and what Dr. King fought and literally died for."

Alveda King, the pro-life niece of Martin Luther King Jr. who will appear with Beck, disagreed.

"The theme of the 8/28 rally is not political," she said. "We're putting honor over politics. I will not be talking about any political position or any political party. I'll simply be calling all Americans to pray, to have faith, to honor god and all humanity. I am very interested in agreeing that this is not a political event and so those expecting to be offended will not receive that kind of approach from me."

Source:

www.washingtonpost.com 

Brief and to the Point:

This is an unprecedented provocation. Can the US Democracy put up with such high level of insult?

Glenn Beck Rally Will be a Meaure of 'tea party' Strength

Heather Mills insisted she treated her former nanny "like a daughter".

Giving evidence at an employment tribunal brought by Sara Trumble, the former model said they got on so well she had been asked to be godmother to Ms Trumble's child.

Ms Trumble, 26, is seeking compensation from her former boss on the grounds of sex discrimination and unfair dismissal and claims she suffered changes to her employment terms following her maternity leave.

The former nanny told the hearing in Ashford, Kent, today that Ms Mills made the lives of all her staff a misery but she was the only one prepared to speak out.

But giving evidence, Ms Mills said: "I treated Sara like my daughter as she often complained that her mother was cold and distant to her.

"I spent much of my time consoling her, especially when she said she was having problems with her partner."

Ms Mills said that after her nanny had her baby "she asked me to be godmother to her daughter".

"She said it was because I had taken such good care of her and she could think of no one better. I was delighted."

Ms Mills added that she now has three godchildren.

She said she met Ms Trumble when she was a beauty therapist at a health club in Rye, East Sussex.

"She gave me a great massage when I was seven months pregnant. I said she was great and purposely booked in Sara from then on, especially when she said she was only earning an average of £20 a week.

"I tried to think of ways she could earn more money and said maybe when my baby was born she could babysit to supplement her income."

Ms Mills said she and former husband Sir Paul McCartney took Ms Trumble on as a nanny.

She told the hearing: "She was not a qualified nanny, more of a babysitter/childminder.

"She suggested we could do beauty treatments too.

"Sara's duties were very varied as with all my staff. Everyone just mucks in and helps out when needed.

"At no time when she worked for me did she ever question this."

Ms Mills said she gave Ms Trumble £1,500 after she had some money stolen and also £500 for a deposit on a flat when she wanted to move out of her parents' home.

Ms Mills said she gave Ms Trumble lots of gifts and baby things when she had her daughter, including her breast pump.

She said she was very accommodating when she wanted to work only part-time after having the baby.

She said: "This did not suit my needs particularly but I understood, having a daughter of my own and knowing the dilemmas parents face."

She said Ms Trumble handed in her notice "out of the blue".

"I was surprised and disappointed. Although I wanted her to give me four weeks notice, I agreed to her request that she could have two weeks."

She said of the childminder, who looked after daughter Beatrice when she was in the US: "Lydia had helped out when she was on maternity leave.

"Lydia confirmed she would be happy to come over to help out for a while.

"I called her myself and left a message saying that we were planning a leaving party.

"Lydia was not asked to come to the UK until after she had resigned. She was not replaced by anyone and I still do not have a full-time nanny."

Ms Trumble has told the tribunal panel that Ms Mills forced her to say positive things about her to a film crew and made her work long hours without extra pay.

She also claims her former employer made her feel uncomfortable by moaning to her about ex-husband Sir Paul and was unsympathetic when she went though a difficult pregnancy, forcing her to accompany her on trips abroad.

During cross-examination by Ms Mills's solicitor, Caroline Crampton-Thomas, on the second day of the hearing, Ms Trumble said: "I wasn't the only person who felt that at that time. It's just that nobody else will stand up. I decided to take action and fight this for myself."

Ms Trumble, who was paid £260 a week to look after Beatrice, now six, said she was close to Ms Mills when she began working for her in April 2004 but she became rude and bad-tempered after she split from the former Beatle.

She told the tribunal that all of Ms Mills's staff, which included her housekeeper, her personal trainer Ben Amigoni, a bodyguard and her personal assistant, noticed a change.

She said: "Everyone was saying how difficult working conditions had become at at work. (It was) not a nice place to work."

She added that they were all under pressure to make sure Ms Mills's new nine-bedroom home in Robertsbridge, East Sussex, was ready after it was refurbished in August 2007.

"Things had to be perfect for when Heather came back. Everyone was rushing around stressed."

Ms Mills, who sat at the back of the room wearing thick-rimmed glasses, a grey pinstripe suit jacket, black trousers and a pink shirt, whispered to friends throughout the hearing.

She also kept angrily walking over to speak in her solicitor's ear, at one point prompting her sister Fiona to tell her to sit down.

Ms Trumble, of Westfield, admitted she asked Ms Mills to be godmother to her daughter Lily when she was born in September 2007.

She was also questioned over claims that she received a £10,000 pay-off from Sir Paul after she resigned in September 2008.

She said the money was a gift "for my dedication and hard work with Beatrice" and she declined it "several times" before eventually accepting.

"Paul did not want anybody to know that he gave me this money. I don't want to get Paul involved so it's difficult to talk about this money," she said.

She said Ms Mills made her feel "awkward" by making her lie to Sir Paul about where she was when she met him to collect or drop off Beatrice.

Ms Trumble also described how at these times Ms Mills would send out her new boyfriend, Jamie Walker, to flaunt him to her ex-husband.

Ms Trumble admitted that Ms Mills was often generous towards her, giving her several monetary gifts along with a Daihatsu Copen convertible car, as well as baby clothes and accessories.

She also acknowledged that Ms Mills took her to Slovenia with her other staff and friends to celebrate her 39th birthday and she was invited to join the charity campaigner on a holiday to Sir Richard Branson's private Caribbean island, Necker, although she did not go as she had only just had her baby.

But she disputed that Ms Mills took her on numerous shopping trips for clothes, adding: "She bought me one top, and on another occasion it was a 'buy one, get one free' top she bought me."

Questioned about why she wanted to leave the job, she said: "It's not all about money, I'm not talking about gifts and all that she gave me. It's about how she treated me."

Asked by Ms Crampton-Thomas why she refused to sign a further confidentiality agreement after she resigned, Ms Trumble said she felt she did not need to as she had already signed numerous forms.

She denied she had ever gone to the press and said she did not know who was responsible for an article which appeared about her in the Sunday Mirror.

"I had nothing to do with the press during my employment with the McCartneys," she said.

Brief and to the Point:

Like we said before, "Heather Mills May Be Gone, But She's Not Forgotten"

Source: 
www.independent.co.uk 

Heather Mills "Took Advantage of Ex-Nanny"

Heather Mills's former nanny told an employment tribunal today that she forced her staff to say positive things about her to a film crew, made her work long hours without any extra pay, and caused her to feel uncomfortable by moaning to her about ex-husband Sir Paul McCartney.

Sara Trumble, 26, said her former employer became rude and highly strung after she and the ex-Beatle divorced in 2008.

She also claimed the former model was unsympathetic towards her when she went through a difficult pregnancy, forcing her to accompany her on trips abroad.

Ms Trumble, who was paid £260 a week by Mills, said she felt she was a hard-working and loyal worker but in return her former boss took advantage of her.

Opening her case for compensation before an employment tribunal in Ashford, Kent, Ms Trumble said she met Mills when she came in for beauty treatments where she worked at Hilden Health Club in Rye, East Sussex, in the summer of 2003.

She said Mills, who was living with Sir Paul at his Peasmarsh estate at the time, "was really nice and genuine" at first and when she told her she had been offered another job she asked if she would like to come and work for her instead.

She said her role was not specifically set out but she understood she would be looking after her and Sir Paul's six-month-old daughter Beatrice.

Ms Trumble, who lived with her family in nearby Westfield, said that from April 2004 she was employed to look after Beatrice from 10am to 6pm, five days a week.

However she soon found she was often expected to stay well into the evening while she waited for Mills and Sir Paul to return home from their various engagements, but received no extra pay.

Ms Trumble, who kept a diary throughout much of her employment, said her hours changed as Beatrice grew older and began going to nursery and she was then expected to help with housework as well.

Ms Trumble also said that following the couple's separation in May 2006 her job changed further as custody of the little girl was shared between Mills and Sir Paul and he hired his own nanny to look after her when she was with him.

"Heather was very bitter towards Paul," she said.

"I was, I believe, a great source of comfort and support for Heather at this time."

Earlier the tribunal was delayed due to legal argument over whether information from their divorce proceedings should be used as evidence.

Ms Trumble's solicitor Nick Fairweather argued that the High Court judgment made following the divorce was "highly relevant" as "one of the parties has been found to lie under oath".

Sitting at the back of the hearing room, Mills uttered a long "no" as Mr Fairweather said it should be used as it demonstrated her credibility.

"She (Mills) was found by a High Court judge under the forensic scrutiny of the High Court to have lied," he said.

But Caroline Crampton-Thomas, representing Mills, said using the judgment would "unfairly prejudice" her client.

After considering the matter, tribunal judge Steven Vowles said it should not be used on the grounds of its late disclosure and lack of relevance.

Dressed in a navy blue pinstripe blazer and jeans and wearing black stiletto heels, Mills muttered to her friends throughout Ms Trumble's evidence.

The former nanny is seeking compensation from Mills on the grounds of sex discrimination and unfair dismissal and also claims she suffered changes to her employment terms following her maternity leave.

Source:
www.independent.co.uk

Heather Mills "Took Advantage of Ex-Nanny"

Lady Gaga and Beyoncé - The Best of Both Worlds!

This has got to be "the best of both worlds", after all you do not always have the chance to enjoy Quentin Tarantino and Telma and Louise sharing the same room in somebody else's video!


As far as "Brief and to the Point" is concerned this is what Lady Gaga and Beyoncé bring in this video for the song "Telephone". We get our kicks of such references! Don't you?

Lady Gaga and Beyoncé - The Best of Both Worlds!

Heather Mills - Gone But Not Forgotten...

So, this is what we read: "Heather Mills’ false leg was checked for explosives at London’s Heathrow airport after she set off the security alarm".

Let us be Brief and to the Point:

That was done on purpose! The security alarm at London’s Heathrow airport did not set off without the privilege of a little human touch to publically humiliate Heather Mills! We are not her defenders at all. All we can say is that she had it coming and she did not seem to be aware of how far revenge can go...Heather Mills may be gone but she's not forgotten!   

Heather Mills - Gone But Not Forgotten...

Garth Brooks Wants Hospital To Return $500,000 Donation

Garth Brooks is suing an Oklahoma hospital for failing to name a building after his mother. The CMA Award winner is demanding that the Integris Canadian Valley Regional hospital in Yukon return his $500,000 donation because they reneged on their deal.

According to the lawsuit he filed in Oklahoma and obtained by TMZ, Garth claims the money was supposed to go towards a new hospital building that would be named after his late mother Colleen, who perished in 1999 from cancer.

But the hospital never built the structure despite a $27 million renovation and expansion project last year.

The "More Than a Memory" hitmaker now wants his money back because the hospital allegedly breached the donation contract.

The medical center insists it was just a misunderstanding, saying it hopes the dispute will reach a "swift and amicable end."

Source:
www.ncbuy.com

Brief and to the Point:

"Vanity leads people to utter oblivion...Garth Brooks is likely to go even deeper into the oblivion he's already in...Furthermore, Brooks must be as Broke as Hell"

Garth Brooks Wants Hospital To Return $500,000 Donation

Tiger Woods' Mistresses Who Have Kissed and Told So Far...

According to multiple press and Web reports:

 

Cori Rist, 31 - Manhattan nightclubber


Mindy Lawton - 33 Waitress


Jamie Jungers, 26 - Blonde model


Rachel Uchitel, 34 - New York party organizer 


Jaimee Grubbs, 24 -Cocktail waitress and pot bar worker 


Kalika Moquin, 27 - Las Vegas club promoter 


And now, Holly Sampson, 36 - Adult Movie Star

"Brief and to the Point"


Tiger Woods is probably the reecarnation of some Ancient Rome Emperor...too bad he's living in a Christian-oriented society...

Tiger Woods' Mistresses Who Have Kissed and Told So Far...

Tiger Woods - Something About the Poor Rich Man....

Had Tiger Woods been living in Acient Rome, being the man of increadible skills...he might even be an Emperor...and in this condition without Christian Marriage strings, he would surely be entitled to having all women he could possibly desire and handle.

Well, Hail Tiger...Wake Up Tiger, you're a man in the cage, that is, in the cage of a hypocrite Christian society that expects a man to buckle down and shove crap.

All the cash he's got won't buy him freedom...no wonder he complains to his mistresses by saying: "marriage isn't all it's built up to be".

Brief and to the Point:

In Ancient Rome, Tiger Woods would be an average Emperor provided with a good sex drive who might as well go for as many "holes in one" he could possibly crave for...

Tiger Woods - Something About the Poor Rich Man....

Afghanistan is President Obama's War Now, After his West Point Speech

Yes, Afghanistan is a colossal, inherited mess. But the statute of limitations for blaming his predecessor has tolled. It's Barack Obama's war now. As Colin Powell famously warned about Iraq, we own it.

There's no way to tell whether Obama's buildup will "finish the job." Afghanistan, after all, is the boneyard of empires. Ask Alexander the Great, the British (twice) or the Soviets.

Even in a best-case scenario, military experts believe U.S. combat troops will still be battling evildoers there long after Obama leaves office, even if reelected.

In the meantime, Obama will suffer the inevitable fallout from rising U.S. casualties, huge new war costs during a nasty recession and sniping from all quarters.

"The left will skewer him and it won't be enough for the right," a retired Army general predicted.

But as a political blueprint, Obama has managed some Clintonesque triangulation - in the short term.

By pulling some troops home in 2011, he mutes grumbling from his liberal base that thought "change you can believe in" meant no more troops for war.

At the same time, Obama undercuts Republicans eager to trash him for ignoring the advice of his generals. His plan gives the military brass most of what they wanted - thanks to Secretary of Defense Robert Gates' steady counsel - and more or less what George W. Bush would have done.

As a result, Republicans are left to grump about his alleged "dithering" and other lesser laments.

"I'm giving him credit for having the courage to do the right thing," GOP consultant Ed Rollins told the Daily News.

Obama strategists believe the commander in chief has found "a way out that makes him look strong and not weak," said an influential Democratic official.

Perhaps. Regardless, Obama has created some maneuvering room to recapture disenchanted moderates and independents who helped elect him 11 months before the 2010 midterm elections.

"He's bought himself at least a year," a Democratic elder argued, "time for the economy to recover and get past an election where Republicans can't say he's squishy on Afghanistan."

Ultimately, Obama's handlers argue he'll be credited for a tough, unpopular decision opponents bet he couldn't make. They also think his 2012 reelection - and Democrats' fate next November - won't be decided by Afghanistan.

"The economy is everything," said a liberal Democratic consultant closely allied with Obama. "If more people are back at work and feeling better about their future, he'll get some slack for Afghanistan. If the economy's still in the toilet, he won't get slack on anything."

Via:
www.nydailynews.com

Brief and to the Point:

If North American economy does not seem to get a boost from bailouts and the number of Fox News conservatives tend to soar...forget "Change" and let's us just say "Yes, We Can" go to War...after all, there's no worse war than war at home...  

Afghanistan is President Obama's War Now, After his West Point Speech

Ashley Greene - When Words Make no Sense

Brief and to the Point: Ashley Greene...needless to say more...

Ashley Greene - When Words Make no Sense

Blame it on Robin: Rio upset by comedian’s Olympic crack of "50 strippers and a pound of blow"

Robin Williams may have to scratch Rio de Janeiro off his list of possible vacation sites.

Some citizens and officials in the Brazilian city are upset with comments the comedian made on a recent appearance on the “Late Show” with David Letterman, saying Rio received the 2016 Olympics because it sent “50 strippers and a pound of blow” to compete with Chicago’s entourage that included President Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey.

Williams’ comments have been replayed several times on news shows across Brazil on Tuesday. Mayor Eduardo Paes says Williams is envious of Rio’s achievement.

Rio’s Olympic Committee said its lawyers will see whether legal action against Williams is possible.

Via


http://blog.taragana.com

Brief and to the Point

Williams should really know what he's talking about given his drug abuse history (coke may have come from Brazil...who can tell???) Not to mention what a stripper told about him in 2006...

http://www.thesuperficial.com/archives/2006/02/14/robin_williams_goes_to_strip_c.html

Rio de Janeiro's mayor on Robin Williams: "He is of minor importance to us and he sounds like a "cuckold"" 

Blame it on Robin: Rio upset by comedian’s Olympic crack of "50 strippers and a pound of blow"

A flight of fancy - or a really big problem? - The Fat Man on American Airlines Flight

This picture of an oversize man on an American Airlines flight has heightened the debate about obese passengers who cannot fit into economy seats.

It was sent to www.flightglobal.com's Kieran Daly. He says it was from an AA Flight attendant with the assurance that it was genuine.

"Sympathise with the guy or not, he's a major safety hazard in an evacuation, a gross inconvenience for the cabin crew, and I would suggest a totally unacceptable travelling companion for the guy next to him," says Daly.

One poster on the site, who also claimed to be an AA flight attendant, said the passenger was allowed to stay but "the guy in the middle seat was pulled from the flight and given $$$ voucher for future travel + f/c [free carriage] on the next available flight".

Daly added: "A good friend of mine had a similar experience sitting next to a guy who was big but I don't think as big as this, for a long-haul flight and was effectively injured by sitting for several hours in a contorted position with his fellow pax half on top of him. The airline that did that to him was utterly unsympathetic throughout a lengthy correspondence afterwards. OK, Emirates since you ask. Ironically my chum is now in a senior position with another carrier."

Source:
www.independent.co.uk

Brief and to the Point


Outrageously overweight people - who need to fly - should either have their own planes, buy three seats, freight a plane, lose weight or not fly at all...    

A flight of fancy - or a really big problem? - The Fat Man on American Airlines Flight

Mando Diao - Why Should You Listen to this band?

It's a simple question to answer: Because it is a band that manages to mix several different styles which inevitably result in the type of music that we define as "colorful". They have the abilility to pick up all the best elements that are present in the good pop music from the 60's on and put them all together in a blender to create amazing songs in a melting pot of styles that is seldom found in today's music! That is why we listen to them and strongly recommend it to you as well so that chances are you have a good time! 

Mando Diao - Why Should You Listen to this band?

Bands you should pay attention to

Phoenix originaly from the suburb of Versailles, France.
Reasons why you ought to listen to them:
Very comfortable listening, with innovative particular characteristics such as the vocals and guitars.
Ability to combine sweetness and cacthy sound as a result of good atmosphere brought up by unique keyboard tone in good harmony with an ever present creative guitar licks and powerfull drumming.
When we mention comfortable we mean a band that can be enjoyed under many diferent circunstances, namely focusing the songs themselves, while having a good time with friends, or even dance!

Check them out on youtube!

Bands you should pay attention to

Aerosmith's Steven Tyler "wants to take two years off" - What's Wrong With That?

Despite Tyler insisting that he will not leave the band, lead guitarist Joe Perry has refused to rule out the possibility of finding a replacement singer

Rumours of Aerosmith's demise were given a jolt on Tuesday night, when Steven Tyler declared to a New York crowd that he and the band are not parting ways. "I just want you to know, I am not leaving Aerosmith," Tyler announced in a surprise appearance with the Joe Perry Project. The only trouble is – he still hasn't convinced Perry.

Perry, Aerosmith's lead guitarist, is the man leading speculation over Tyler's future. "Steven quit as far as I can tell," he said last weekend, explaining that Tyler doesn't even return his phonecalls. Though the group played together in Abu Dhabi on 1 November, Tyler said he would now be focusing "on Brand Tyler". "Aerosmith is positively looking for a new singer to work with," Perry wrote on Twitter. "You just can't take 40 years of experience and throw it in the bin."

But things became more complicated on Tuesday, after Tyler showed up at New York's Fillmore venue for a Joe Perry Project gig. "There was all this commotion during our encore break and somebody said, 'Steven is here.'" Perry told Rolling Stone. "And I was like, 'What?'" Tyler reportedly asked Perry if he could join in on a rendition of Aerosmith's Walk This Way. "Being an acquaintance of 40 years, I said, 'Why not?'. So he came up and sang and that was the last I saw of him."

Tyler did more than sing. After announcing, "I am not leaving Aerosmith!", he turned to his long-time bandmate. "Joe Perry, you are a man of many colours. But I, motherfucker, am the rainbow!" This enthusiasm echoed Aerosmith drummer Joey Kramer's comments, made that same night. "The band didn't break up," he emphasised to New Haven's WPLR. "So the band is like a marriage and sometimes you are in different rooms and need some space?" the interviewer asked him. "That is correct. We've gone through a lot of stuff together. It's been a 40-year marriage."

And yet multicoloured Perry is still not impressed with Tyler's commitment to the band. "He wants to take two years off," Perry told Rolling Stone yesterday. "The rest of the band wants to keep on working." Perry would not rule out the possibility that Aerosmith will find a replacement singer. "We have so many different options to fill up that time. Anything is possible at this point. Basically, any communication that we've had [with Steven] over the last couple of months has been through managers, so that's been pretty strange ... I never won any money trying to second-guess what goes on in Steven's mind."

Via:

www.guardian.co.uk

Brief and to the Point:

It's been proven that Joe Perry can go nowhere without Tyler.Tyler is an Aerosmith just as much as Jagger is a Rolling Stone.Moreover, Perry lacks carisma to move ahead without Tyler. Last but not least, Perry is no Keith Richards who can put a band together just to entertain himself while Jagger is away minding his own business...Keith is a cult, Perry does not know what cult means...           

Aerosmith's Steven Tyler "wants to take two years off" - What's Wrong With That?

Scary Numbers

So far, the Obama Administration has been great business for Fox News.

Led by the trio of Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity and newcomer Glenn Beck, Fox News maintained its hold as the leading cable news network for March, as well as the first quarter of 2009. Fox News' primetime viewership of 2.3 million was more than the combined total of No. 2 CNN (1.1 million) and No. 3 MSNBC (957,000). HLN, formerly Headline News, is fourth (330,000).

Source:

http://realclearpolitics.blogs.time.com

Brief and to the point:

As far as we are concerned, this is a real scary picture (if these numbers are real!). They show that Bible Belt keeps on being strongly fed with racist, hateful and twisted righty concepts not to mention the “Practical Guide on How to Murder a President" agenda delivered by O'Reilly, Hannity and Beck to Bible Belt America on daily basis. In short, if Obama ever gets murdered at any given time, at any given place inside the U.S. we do hope Fox News' "Three Knights of the Apocalypse" are taken into consideration by the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. as partners in crime (mostly likely committed by a church goer Fox News viewer fundamentalist if ever).

This is the way we think!

Scary Numbers

Michael Jackson - "I GOTCHA!" (where were the vultures?)

Isn't life funny after all?

When the whole midiac vultures were flying over the "highly expected" Farrah Fawcett's death just to pull their triggers with their sweaty dirty fingers, along comes Michael Jackson to take everyone by surprise...provided with the most unexpected hit of his lifetime: His death...

Wherever it is that he is now, he must be laughing at this strange yet sad day, when a Black and White take the same train...Like the old song by The Chambers Brothers goes: "People Get Ready"???? Well, everybody was as far as the media is concerned, but Michael might as well say: "I Gotcha!!!!"

The midiatic vultures will have to turn around and fly over Mr. Jackson's Hospital where his body rests while waiting for a full-blast media feast.

A day that will be hard to be forgotten...

Long live Michael!

Here's our sincere tribute to Michael and Farrah
 

Michael Jackson - "I GOTCHA!" (where were the vultures?)

Farah Fawcett and the vultures

We are definitely going to be very brief and to the point:

Over 30 videos posted on Youtube in less than 10 minutes in memory of 70's icon Farah Fawcett...The whole material had been ready who knows...maybe 2 years, 2 days, 2 hours...just waiting to be aired...

Full Biographies already in templates at 100% of main means of communication...just waiting for the trigger to be pulled.

Is everyone really interested in the celebrity who died or just vultures flying over the odor of good high rates????

Long Live Farrah in our memories...down with midiatic vultures...

Farah Fawcett and the vultures

George Bush Must Leave Now - No Transition Goverment

Isn’t it about time for Mr. Bush to do something decent such as to resign as the President of the U.S. immediately? The economy in the world can not wait more than seventy days for Barack Obama to takes power.


We all know that George Bush has never governed the country. In fact, he only focused on his own personal interests. The White House has not ceased to be the official office of The George Bush Inc..Time to clear out! A real president has "really" been elected. Let him work! Hopefully Mr. Barack Obama can help the US and World's jumbled messed up economy left by a businessman who used the U.S. as its fixed asset. Mr. Bush has poorly done businesses for the US, other than the ones that made his pockets are full, as well Mr. Cheney and Halliburton by giving money to those whom he should not and collecting money from where he should not, thus increasingly pushing the World economy into a deep chasm.


There can be no government transition. Mr. Bush must resign immediately or even pressured to do so. We repeat: the World has no economic impetus to support seventy days or so. Those days may end up becoming the longest days in modern history, leading the World to collapse.


Mr. Bush, resign now, do something decent for the possible benefit of the US and World once.

George Bush Must Leave Now - No Transition Goverment