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Sunday, May 17, 2009

Tornando

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Great News: Abducted Boy Reunited With Mother

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (May 17) - A 3-year-old boy kidnapped nearly two weeks ago was in good spirits after he was found in Mexico and reunited with his mother, the sheriff said.

The boy, Briant Rodriguez, underwent physical and emotional evaluations at a local hospital Saturday after returning from the Mexican border town of Mexicali, where he was found wandering the streets. He was expected to return home after the checkup.
The reunion earlier in the day between Briant and his mother, Maria Rosalina Millan, ended an ordeal that began May 3 when two armed men who burst into his family's San Bernardino home and tied up his family, authorities said.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Whoopi Goldberg Does It Again


New in her New York Times bestselling chapter-book series, Sugar Plum Ballerinas, Whoopi Goldberg’s second installment is entitled Toeshoe Trouble. Here are the further adventures of six girls attending ballet school in Harlem, NY. In this one, Brenda Black — hilarious and poignant — faces her spoiled cousin and gets herself in a real mess in the doing.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Phone Sex Grandma (8:39)

A 60-something Grandma works a phone sex line in a small Southern ghost town.

Friday, May 1, 2009

Google Rents Goats To Replace Lawnmowers


In what absolutely reads like an April Fools joke, Google has a post on its blog today explaining how it has rented a herd of goats to replace the lawnmowers that normally cut the grass in the fields around its headquarters. This is Google’s “low-carbon” approach to maintaining its property.

Google is renting the goats from a company called California Grazing. Apparently, every so often a herder will bring about 200 of them to the campus and they’ll roam around for a week eating the grass. Not only that, these goats will fertilize the land at the same time — yes, that way.

Google claims the goats will cost about the same as lawn mowers would. And a border collie named Jen will be brought onto Google’s payroll to help with the herding as well, apparently. No word on how the maintenance workers who previously had this job feel about losing work to goats.

Thursday, April 30, 2009

ABC's Shame

ABC runs a report showing the names and faces of two CIA contractors who may have had a role in the waterboarding of KSM and Abu Zubaydah. The network apparently outsourced this report to a freelancer named Matthew Cole, whose record in Nexis includes just three bylines -- two stories for Salon (one of which about "how Bush administration aid to Pakistan helps fund insurgents who kill U.S. troops"), and one for the San Jose Mercury News just two days after 9/11 reporting "anxiety about a backlash" among Muslims, who assure the reporter that the attack "has nothing to do with Islam."

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