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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Did you know that Palin's Extramarital Affair
FOX News Is Ignoring Reports About Palin's Extramarital Affair
Reported by Ellen - September 26,
When the National Enquirer broke the news a few months ago about John Edwards' extramarital affair with Rielle Hunter, there was a steady stream of stories and discussions about it on FOX News although Edwards was no longer a candidate by then. Yet FOX News has been ignoring the same tabloid's report about an extramarital affair between current vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her husband's former business partner, Brad Hanson.
According to the San Jose Mercury News, the McCain campaign has threatened legal action against the Enquirer. But the Enquirer says it has three sources from Hanson's family, including one who signed a sworn affidavit, and has published the story.
Pretty juicy stuff, eh? Just the kind of thing that FOX News couldn't get enough of when it involved Democrat John Edwards. Hannity & Colmes even devoted a full show to his scandal (plus more segments in other shows). On August 8, 2008, Sean Hannity said, “I applaud the Enquirer” for investigating Edwards because “He's running for president... He's a contender for vice president or was.” But here we have an actual vice presidential candidate and... silence.
Did You know who's birthday is today? Sept 30
Born today:
1980 Martina Hingis - tennis player
1971 Jenna Elfman - actress
1964 Robby Takac - rock bassist (Goo Goo Dolls)
1964 Crystal Bernard - actress
1958 Marty Stuart - country singer, guitarist
1957 Fran Drescher - actress
1954 Barry Williams - actor
1952 John Lombardo - guitarist (10,000 Maniacs)
1946 Sylvia Peterson - singer (The Chiffons)
1943 Marilyn McCoo - singer (5th Dimension), TV hostess
1942 Dewey Martin - drummer (Buffalo Springfield)
1935 Johnny Mathis - singer
1931 Angie Dickinson - actress
1924 Truman Capote - author
1921 Deborah Kerr - actress
1915 Lester Maddox - Georgia governor
1861 William Wrigley, Jr. - chewing gum manufacturer
Did you know what happened on this day back in time?
2003 Air France announces plans to buy Dutch carrier KLM for $914 million in stock, to create Europe's largest airline.
1997 Microsoft releases version 4.0 of its Internet Explorer web browser.
1984 Murder, She Wrote, starring Angela Lansbury, debuts on CBS TV.
1980 Israel's official currency changes from the pound to the shekel.
1968
Hunter Davies' authorized biography of The Beatles, appropriately entitled The Beatles, is published in the UK.
(photo credit: Cahners)
1966 Botswana (Bechuanaland) gains its independence from Great Britain.
1961 Syria withdraws from the United Arab Republic, leaving Egypt as the only member.
1960 Yabbadabbadoo! The Flintstones, produced by Hannah-Barbera, becomes the first cartoon to debut on network TV during prime time.
1955 Movie actor James Dean dies in a head-on car crash in California.
1954 The USN Nautilus, the world's first nuclear-powered submarine, is commissioned.
1953 US president Dwight D. Eisenhower announces he will nominate Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
1951 The Red Skelton Show debuts on NBC-TV.
1947 Pakistan and Yemen join the United Nations.
1935 The adventures of the popular comic strip detective Dick Tracy debut on the Mutual radio network.
1927 Babe Ruth belts his 60th home run, setting a single-season record that would stand for 34 years.
1846 Ether is first used as an anesthetic for a tooth extraction.
1777 The US Congress moves their meeting place to York, PA, because of the threat of invasion by the British.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Dynasty star Heather Locklear arrested after 'erratic driving while on prescription drugs'
Officers were called after Locklear was seen revving her engine loudly and repeatedly reversing over a pair of sunglasses in a car park in Santa Barbara, California.
She then stumbled about in moving traffic, it is claimed.
Officers help Heather Locklear from her vehicle
Police made the 47-year-old balance on one foot to see if she was sober - but she had to steady herself on a road sign.
Police said a witness, who didn't recognise the star, reported that she had stopped on a nearby highway and left her car, apparently stumbling into traffic.
Alcohol was ruled out after tests but Locklear was charged with driving under the influence of prescription medication and released on £2,700 bail.
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Did you know we had the biggest stock market drop in history?
Did you know we had the biggest stock market drop in history? 777.67 points
Did you know that today's one day loss was (1.2 million).
Did you know that for the bill for the blil out to pass, that they needed 232 votes?
Did you know that Y N NV
Democrats 140 95
Republicans 65 133 1
Total 205 228 1
Did you know that In 2008, U.S. Stock market has declined 4.2 Trillion.
Did you know that
1000 thousands = 1 million , 1, 000, 000
1000 millions = 1 billion, 1,000,000,000
1000 billions = 1 trillion, 1,000,000,000,000
So now the blame game of why the bill did not get signed is the issue. The key is this callus throwing away of money to bail out the government is asking for trouble that we don't need. The mismanagement of money created this problem, so why are we going to let them jump out of the pan into the fire?
Missing 3 year old
Did You know who's birthday is today? Sept 29
Born today:
1970 Emily Lloyd - actress
1963 Les Claypool - rock bassist (Primus)
1958 Andrew Dice Clay - comedian, actor
1956 Sebastian Coe - runner (set world record for 800 meters)
1948 Bryant Gumbel - TV host, actor
1948 Mark Farner - guitarist, singer (Grand Funk Railroad)
1948 Mike Pinera - guitarist (Iron Butterfly)
1944 Mike Post - movie and TV theme composer
1943 Lech Walesa - Polish leader
1942 Jean-Luc Ponty - jazz violinist
1942 Ian McShane - actor
1942 Madeline Kahn - actress
1939 Larry Linville - actor (M*A*S*H)
1935 Jerry Lee Lewis - singer, pianist
1931 Anita Ekberg - actress
1923 Bum Phillips - Houston Oilers football coach
1916 Trevor Howard - actor
1913 Stanley Kramer - film director
1908 Greer Garson - actress (Oscar® winner, 1942)
1907 Gene Autry - cowboy actor, singer
1547 Miguel de Cervantes - author
Did you know on this day in times the headlines for today was:
2003 US president George W. Bush signs the Do Not Call Registry into law. (photo credit: Tyndale House)
1995 The defense rests, sending the O.J. Simpson murder trial to the jury.
1988 The NASA space shuttle Discovery lifts off, the first shuttle flight following the Challenger disaster.
1986 Olympic gold-medal winning gymnast, Mary Lou Retton, retires from competition.
1982 Over 250,000 bottles of Tylenol brand pain reliever are voluntarily recalled, following the poisoning death of seven people from cyanide-laced capsules in tampered packages.
1978 Pope John Paul I is found dead in his Vatican apartment, just over a month after becoming head of the Roman Catholic Church.
1977 Muhammad Ali becomes the world heavyweight boxing champ, beating Ernie Shavers at Madison Square Garden.
1962 The Broadway production of My Fair Lady closes, after a run of over 6 years.
1943 The US and Italy sign an armistice, during WWII.
1930 Singer/actor Bing Crosby marries Dixie Lee.
1930 Lowell Thomas makes his news anchor debut on CBS radio.
1829 Scotland Yard police, the 'Bobbies', make their first appearance on the streets of London.
1789 US president George Washington signs the first federal appropriations act.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Did You know who's birthday is today? Sept 28
1975 Mandy Barnett - country singer
1967 Mira Sorvino - actress
1967 Moon Unit Zappa - actress
1964 Janeane Garofalo - comedienne, actress
1954 Steve Largent - Pro Football Hall of Fame receiver, Us Senator (Oklahoma)
1947 Jeffrey Jones - actor
1946 Helen Shapiro - singer, actress
1941 Charley Taylor - football player
1938 Ben E. King - singer
1935 Bruce Crampton - golfer
1934 Brigitte Bardot - actress
1923 William Windom - actor
1919 Tom Harmon - football player, sportscaster
1916 Peter Finch - actor (Oscar® winner, 1976)
1909 Al Capp - Li'l Abner cartoonist
1905 Max Schmeling - heavyweight boxing champ
1902 Ed Sullivan - TV host, newspaper columnist
1901 William S. Paley - founded CBS network
1856 Kate Smith-Wiggin - author
Things that happened on this day in history...
In the headlines today:
2004 A redesigned US $50 bill, incorporating a host of anti-counterfeiting measures, goes into circulation.
1990 The exiled Kuwaiti emir visits US president George Bush, and complains of numerous hostilities by Iraqi forces.
1989 Ex-Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos dies in Hawaii at age 72.
1960 Mali and Senegal join the United Nations.
1955 The first color TV broadcast of a World Series baseball game is made by NBC.
1950 Indonesia is admitted to the United Nations.
1924 A pair of US Army airplanes land in Seattle, Washington, after an historic, 175-day, round-the-world flight.
1920 Eight Chicago White Sox baseball players are indicted for taking part in the 'Black Sox' gambling scandal, where Chicago intentionally lost to Cincinnati during the 1919 World Series.
1892 The first night football game is played.
1787 Congress votes to send the newly completed US Constitution to the individual states for approval.
1781 US troops, with help from French warships, begin the battle of Yorktown Heights, VA, during the American Revolution.
1542 Portuguese explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo discovers California.
1066 William the Conqueror and the Normans invade England.