As Google threatens to leave China after a security breech discovered last week, those most worried are University students and a number of highly educated Chinese citizens. Google only maintains about a third of the market in China, but those who do use it are often young students and academics. Continue reading
This New Senator is Pretty Interesting (or at least his family is)
I’m not one to really get into Senate races, especially those that don’t directly affect me. I honestly didn’t know about the Massachusetts race between Coakley and Brown until a few days before it happened. Can’t say I’m especially happy about the Republican winning, although the more I hear about Martha Coakley, the less I like her.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt and Vagazzling
Okay, I first read this and was utterly disgusted. Turns out, on Lopez Tonight, Jennifer Love Hewitt divulged that she likes to get her vagina sparkled with Swarovski crystals. She claims it was the most wonderful thing she did to get over her last breakup. She also did a special pink design just for her appearance on the show. Continue reading
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Haiti in Ruins
Haiti’s 7.0 earthquake and the harsh aftermath have become the hot button topic of the day. President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have both issued statements on the US’s concerted effort to support any relief mission. Further, the State Department held a press conference on the status of US citizens in Haiti and how the government is planning to aid and assess the situation
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A Shift in Paradigm
Hello All!
It’s been a very long while since I posted. In hopes of getting more focused and to practice my writing, I may be seeking a more refined subject field for the blog. For now, I’ll continue to post on those things that interest me at the moment (which may expand past music, food, and television). More frequently, I’ll be bringing up news stories that interest me!
New post to follow shortly!
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5 Signs of Certainty?
The new ClearBlue Easy pregnancy test – trusted product, questionable ad campaign.
This ad is hilarious. In no way is “hmm…” an expression of certainty. It’s also one of the strangest responses to a pregnancy test result I’ve ever seen.
In the least, it definitely doesn’t urge me to turn to this pregnancy test when I’m unsure. Also, why is that result in the forefront?
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Truly being her own pet
When Nashville’s Be Your Own Pet broke up in 2008, Jemina Pearl and bandmate John Eatherly decided to take their act to Brooklyn. “We took a bus up here with suitcases and our guitars and that’s it,” remembers Pearl. “It was kind of this real romantic idea, like running away from Nashville or something.” Although Be Your Own Pet had discussed moving to New York, it took the breakup to spur the transition for Pearl and Eatherly.
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