Newspapers are dead. I mean the kind that get ink on your hands. How do I know newspapers are dead? Because I started reading newspapers when I was 9 years old. I loved the NY Herald Tribune. Unfortunately The Herald shut down a couple of years later and I was forced to become a New York Times reader which was much more dry and boring. [...]
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| The video-sharing website YouTube has suspended the account of a prominent Egyptian anti-torture activist who posted videos of what he said was brutal behaviour by some Egyptian policemen, the activist said. Wael Abbas said close to 100 images he had sent to YouTube were no longer accessible, including clips depicting purported police brutality, voting irregularities and anti-government demonstrations. YouTube, owned by search engine giant Google, did not [...] For those who were unclear as to how to get to the link provided earlier regarding VaNessa L. Duplessie’s 2005 Life-Pac responses, here’s the full images taken from the Internet’s Wayback Machine: Disclaimer: The original image length and width were modified in order to fit the blog formatting width limitations of this site, nothing else has been tampered with. I’m sorry, but if this kind of information [...] There’s generally a vetting process for when candidates decide to run for office, with the local party doing the heavy lifting with a prospective candidates positions. After some simple Googling of announced 18th Legislative District State Representative candidate Vanessa Duplessie on the Democratic side, we learn the the following: 8. When is taking the life of a pre-born child through abortion permissible? a) To save the [...] I just saw Michael Moore's Sicko. It was great seeing it in a crowded theater on a Friday afternoon. Like watching Fahrenheit 911, hearing a whole room full of people gasp in exasperation at some of the movie's more startling revelations made it all the more real. This is an issue that really hits home with all of us, yet gets little real mainstream discussion [...] | Available Streams 2    | ||||
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