Tuesday, March 24, 2009

NIGGA WE DA ILLEST

I feel officially got to know fizza at 11:45, mountain time. fizza is a surprise like many others who give so much to imagine about. Drive to the oceanside..getting fish n chips n sail a boat on river taff at a night of full-moon.. the girl is cutest out of all of amber's friends. I'm happy she's down.

Monday, March 23, 2009

Straight to the bank with this

MONEY AND FAME ARE THE SHIT.

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Religion n politics

separation of church and state

evolution issue

religious affliations with us presidents

religion and the law

religion and world affairs

religion & politics, conflicts cause

Issues caused by religion in American law-making

conflicts between jews and muslims

collision in between

Monday, February 9, 2009

News Acessment

The temperature in Southern California has been fluctuating up and down in the past week. After the warm Santa Ana winds stopped, storms arrive on mondayand brought back the winter chill with more wind, rain and snow to the coast of California. Snow levels were expected to drop to 3,500 feet as up to 9 inches of snow falls over the mountains of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, along with rain at lower elevations and gusty winds. The storm was expected to leave the area sometime after midnight, with another storm expected by next weekend. Motorists are expected with extra caution while traveling.

Top10 News

1. Israel, Hamas narrowing gaps on Gaza truce-Hamas (International)
2. Female suicide bomber kills at least 28 in Sri Lanka (International)
3. Crew of Hudson River plane receives keys to NYC (U.S)
4. Obama Hits the Road to Push for Stimulus (U.S)
5. Winter weather makes delayed arrival in Southern California (California)
6. Two banks in California, 1 in Georgia are closed (California)
7. A-Rod admits steroid use in Texas (Sports)
8. Timberwolves' Jefferson out indefinitely with torn ACL (Sports)
9. James, Gasol earn NBA weekly honors (Sports)
10. Swimmer Phelps' punishment way out of proportion (Sports)

Monday, February 2, 2009

News Acessment

Progressive actions such as passing the Fair Pay Act and Federal Funds Re-assuring have done by Obama since the office was taken. The current economic recession brings intense responsibilities to the President's shoulders.
Obama spoke in a pre-recorded interview that aired on the NBC television network.
"I will be held accountable. I have got four years [first term in office]," the president said. "I think a year from now people are going to see that we are starting to make some progress, but there is still going to be some pain out there. If I do not have this [economic recovery] done in three years, then there is going to be a one-term proposition [will not be re-elected]."
Although the relationship between Obama's second term and the economic recession was clearly analyzed by the public, Obama promised a guarantee of economic revival during his first term. But if blame for the current economic pain and dislocation cannot be pinned on him, the president says he is fully aware that responsibility for reviving the economy falls on his shoulders.