Henry Rollins is back with a new photo book titled Occupants now available for pre-sale. The former frontman for Black Flag and Rollins Band said production began many years ago with the collection of photographs for eventual publication. “I do a lot of traveling and as much as I write when I am in these […]

For the past seven years, heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko has gone undefeated, reeling off thirteen consecutive victories and ten stoppages along the way. There is no question that in that stretch it has been the younger Klitschko who has been the most dominant heavyweight on the planet yet the painful reality is that his fights […]

Orlando, Fla. – The man who acted as the jury foreman for the Casey Anthony jurors is speaking out on condition of anonymity regarding the disgust he felt with the verdict he and the others arrived at. On July 5, 2011, that jury acquitted Casey of murdering her toddler daughter, Caylee Anthony, 2. “When I […]

China is demanding “international supervision over the U.S. dollar” and says they are looking at the option of creating a new single global currency to replace the dollar altogether. China has published an article in its stated owned Xinhua news agency that rails against the United States for losing its AAA credit rating and has […]

Does God answer prayer? Dale Ostrander, a 12-year old boy visiting southwest Washington with members of his church youth group, was given a testimony through multiple miracles that were both unbelievable and unexplained.http://abcnws.go.com/US/boy-survives-rip-tide-meets-12-hear-rescuer-/story?id=14281528 The proof can be examined in a story filed Thursday, August 11 by Mike Baker and Jeff Barnard of Associated Press Natural […]

My Name is Naji is arguably one of the most important films of the year. Set in Pakistan in the aftermath of the tragic floods of 2010, the movie explores the dark and disturbing world of child sex trafficking. The haunting opening scene features an innocent-looking young boy dancing as a group of men sit […]

Dodgeballapalooza is what you get when you take a youth sports organization which has a passion for benefitting kids with the ability to play sports at low cost, and add an outreach to kids who have been caught in the sex trafficking industry. For the third year, Paladin Sports in San Tan Valley, Arizona will […]

Close encounter with whale tangled in fishing net Michael Fishbach spends two months each year in the Sea of Cortez photographing Blue Fin Back and Humpback whales to help track these magnificent animals across our oceans, while observing their complex behaviors in the wild. On February 14, 2011, Valentine’s Day, Michael, his family, and friends […]

Not surprisingly, San Francisco State University students are scrambling to get into the few classes that remain in the wake of state budget cuts. California’s financial crisis has essentially bulldozed higher education across the state, and student learning is suffering because of it. Overcrowded classes are especially troublesome for seniors who need take that one […]

A thought provoking article was published in the July 12th, 2011 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). The authors were Dr. David Ludwig, an obesity specialist at Harvard-affiliated Children’s Hospital in Boston, and Lindsey Murtaugh, a lawyer and researcher at Harvard’s School of Public Health. They suggested that state intervention “ideally […]

Astros manager Brad Mills continues to be impressed with the high level of energy, teaching skills and overall performance of interim pitching coach Doug Brocail, who took over the job on June 14 when the team relieved Brad Arnsberg of his duties. Brocail, 44, retired two years ago after pitching 15 seasons in the major […]

In today’s busy and fervid world, every couple needs some time to get away, relax and enjoy themselves, but not every couple has the time or money to do so. Local Bed and Breakfasts can be a great way for couples to find some solace and unwind for a weekend. Bed and Breakfasts offer more […]

Coping with stress is vital to our health and well-being, but, unfortunately, stressful situations are often part of running a business. When your livelihood and income is dependent on most every decision you make it can be difficult not to feel tense. Headaches, ulcers, heart disease, muscle pain and sleep disorders can result from unresolved […]

An unlikely duo is keeping Taiwan’s unresolved international status before the American public. One member of the duo of is the Chair of the U.S, House of Representative’s powerful Foreign Affairs Committee, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, while the other is 92 year-old Taiwanese independence advocate, Su Beng, an avowed Marxist. Representative Ros-Lehtinen, a Florida Republican, has scheduled […]

It’s like stepping into an Italian Market in South Philly….that’s how you can describe Lazzaroli Pasta Shop in Germantown Nashville. For the last four years, owner Tom Lazzaro and his family have been bringing the taste of Philly to Nashville with their handmade pastas and raviolis. Philadelphia native Lazzaro believes in using fresh, local and […]

One of the benefits of having a Nevada Concealed Weapon Permit was the exemption from the federal background check when purchasing a new firearm. This fee which is free in most states, costs the purchaser an extra $25 at the point of sale. The exemption was lost for the entire State when BATFE performed an […]

Have you ever been mistaken for an expectant mother? Do you know your girth? It is the circumference of your abdominal area. That area referred to as your gut or beer belly. The size of this area has been used for ages to determine health risks, and it is an indicator of how much body […]

Banking analyst Dick Bove recomended shedding all positions on the stock market today until Congress resolves the debt impass. http://www.cnbc.com/id/43915240 The Dow lost almost 200 points today and the NASDAQ and S & P 500 also suffered significant losses at the closing bell. As Ayn Rand is the philosophical queen of the Tea Party, and […]

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The Leo New Moon is July 30, 2011 at 12:40 p.m. (Mountain Time). The Sun and Moon are at 7 degrees and 15 inches Leo, so look to your chart to find those degrees of Leo to see which area of life and planets are directly affected by this New Moon. All Leo New Moons […]

This month, a truly unique group of 7 traditional Polynesian watercraft which sailed from New Zealand last spring arrived for a tour of the California coastline. They landed in San Francisco in early August, and will winter in the San Diego area before returning to their home islands. Travelers will want to see these beautiful, […]

Just when you think it can’t get any better the PHSE has found yet another exceptional student from the Greater Pittsburgh area with such and impressive and extensive high school career that her resume could fill two articles. The ‘Feature Student’ for August 2011 is Alena Esposito from Montour High School. Whether you are looking […]

The real Horse Whisperer recovers from an abusive childhood as he trains horses and their owners in the documentary Buck. The film is now playing at Cinema City at the Palace, Hartford, CT. Buck Brannaman consulted on Robert Redford’s The Horse Whisperer (1998). Nicholas Evans’ 1995 novel of the same name is based on the […]

FarmVille released six brand-new Fairy Garden quests in the game Thursday evening! The quests coincide with the Wednesday night release of the new Fairy Theme, and if you’re not generally a questing type of player, you should definitely consider completing these – the prizes are pretty spectacular! NOTE: All of the quests (and their rewards) […]

A steel-drum lure will pull you into the door of the one-of-a-kind, casual, come-as-you-are Caribbean oasis that is Calypso Restaurant & Raw Bar, tucked away in the Garden Isles Shopping Center at 460 South Cyrpress Road [that’s what NE 18th Street from Commercial Blvd turns into on the way to Pompano]. Inside you’ll find a […]

We were panting and sweating during the initial encounter. Actually, he made it look effortless. I, on the other hand, was hard at work. I couldn’t keep going for more than 20 or 30 minutes. Those elliptical machines are tough! In parallel fashion with a hottie, though, I was on fire. “I’m Robyn, by the […]

Entrepreneurs are always looking for “the next big thing,” when maybe in fact it’s a lot of little things that are only recognized after the fact as components of a big evolution or revolution. In my view, the Internet “connectivity anywhere” has already spawned several of these, but the global change has only begun. Emily […]

Bruce Jarvis, 82 years young, lives in Mt. Pleasanton, California. He retired from the Air Force in 1968. He wasn’t a pilot, but airplanes were still in his blood. After retirement Jarvis enrolled in flying lessons and earned his pilot’s wings on single engine aircraft. He says he stills has his flying license, “You always […]

The Albuquerque Isotopes needed every last inning they could get out of starter Tim Sexton on Sunday night. With reliever Joe Newby having to make a spot start Monday and fellow bullpen right-hander Justin Miller out with a hand injury, the Isotopes were playing short-handed in the pitching department. Sexton gave all he could, but […]

“Midnight In Paris” (Woody Allen, 2011) explores Allen’s familiar themes of neurotic discontent, dysfunctional family, impossible relationships and sexual and creative blocks against the rich visual backdrop of Paris, France. In the city known for romantic love, poetry and cafe lifestyle, Gil Pender (Owen Wilson) searches for the courage and inspiration to finish his novel […]

August 20th welcomed in International Homeless Animals Day. This day was in recognition of the countless animals that are abandoned or placed into kennels on a daily basis. The welfare of these animals is completely dependent on the rest of us to help out charities and donate goodwill offerings to ensure they are housed, fed […]

Sometimes the search for quality cat products takes me online as well as into the stores. I’ve walked the aisles of many pet stores looking for new and innovative products, but this time, being sans car, I have taken to the net instead. PETCO has some amazing cat furniture, featuring the DreamWorld line of products. […]

Inexpensive, compact, and beautifully illustrated, Dover Little Activity Books provide children with small paperback volumes of reusable stickers with which they can entertain themselves in cars, trains, planes, or hotel rooms during family vacations. Chicago families looking to keep kids occupied while traveling without busting the budget can invest in a handful of these tiny […]

By Kathy M. Newbern and J.S. Fletcher © 2011Part 3 of 3 Euphoria’s coming… Euphoria’s coming! As noted in Part 1, we had a great time at our first Euphoria food, wine and music event in downtown Greenville, SC, in 2009. The full schedule for the September 22-25, 2011 event, the 6th annual, is posted […]

Recently, my wife and I had a Dodge Durango for our test drive, but this was no ordinary Durango, it was the Citadel with rear wheel drive. Citadel is the top-of-the-line in the Durango lineup. Our test model was rear-wheel-drive, but All-Wheel-Drive is available. We drove it all over the Fort Worth-Dallas area and into […]

After numerous wars and the erosion of English sympathy for the Mohegan tribe, Uncas spent the last years of his life attempting to preserve the land his tribe lived on and keep it out of the hands of encroaching colonists. His efforts were somewhat effective, and the English attempted to regulate opportunistic colonists, but in […]

When I was just a little hot rod, my family lived in Flint, Michigan. One of my earliest memories as a child was going on a tour of the Buick factory in Flint. At the entrance, the tour guide cautioned my parents that the loud and chaotic factory environment made many an infant cry. Not […]

One of the best parts of pregnancy for me was decorating the nursery. Painting the walls just so, setting up the crib and other furniture, putting the freshly washed crib sheets on and admiring my work. Always thinking to myself, “that’s where my baby will sleep, and it looks wonderful!” Truly, my son’s nursery was […]

Ruminations, August 14, 2011 China gets our attention A story goes around about a first-year college student who writes a letter home to her dad. The letter goes like this: Dear Dad, I have not written sooner because of the broken arm I suffered in the dorm fire. I had to jump from the window […]

“The Help,” a film adaptation of Kathryn Stockett’s novel about black maids working in white households in Jackson, Miss. during the early 1960s, was released Wednesday. Viola Davis, who plays one of the maids, has been attracting a lot of attention for her nuanced performance. Ms. Davis, the Academy-Award nominated and Tony award-winning actress known […]

For most Denver and Colorado amateur boxing fans the name Elmer Monarrez is well-known and now clearly deserving of my nickname for him of ‘The Total Package,’ as his boxing skills are equaled by his performance in the classroom. The Mesquite, Nevada, 2011 National Junior Golden Gloves Tournament ending last weekend, had the arm of […]

Carrollton, KY – In three months, this scraggly, scab-covered dog could be showing off his gleaming, healthy coat. In three months, his terrified eyes could be filled with joy. In three months, he could be rolling in the fallen leaves or chasing squirrels in a field. In three months, he could be curled up next […]

Cincinnati will be tuning in to the new fall season opener of Dr Phil who will be interviewing Casey Anthony’s parents. This will the Anthony’s first interview since their daughter Casey was acquitted of killing their granddaughter Caylee Anthony. Radaronline reported that in return for the first exclusive interview Dr. Phil will be making a […]

For those who thought they could avoid “Carmageddon” on the west side this weekend by staying on the east side of Los Angeles County and going to the LA Street Food Fest at Pasadena Rose Bowl on Saturday, think again. The Second Annual Summer Tasting Event planned to feed 4,500 people in three shifts limited […]

Two sets of new Bil Jac treats arrived in the mail. The treats are Noggin Nuggets and Smart Defense. These are treats designed with some health benefits in mind. Noggin Nuggets are aimed at keeping your canine’s brain in tip top shape. Folic acid, Vitamin B12, Vitamin C, Vitamin E and L-Carnitine are all additives […]

Summer is winding down with only a few more weeks to enjoy our great Southern California weather with an outing to one of our fine beaches, parks, or amusement parks. Arrgh! Then it’s back-to-school. Some lucky Angeleno kids will receive a new set of wheels to soften the blow. For those pondering a purchase for […]

If you are heading to Rome (Italy) as a tourist then its practically mandatory to see the Colosseum, The Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill. The Colosseum alone is one of the biggest attractions in Rome and a “must-do” on pretty much everyones lists. Because of its popularity, there can be long lines to buy […]

As quite a few candidates, campaign staffers and even news journalists, seem to be all but debated-to-death thus far in this 2011 Mayoral campaign; each continue to attend either to listen and report, or actively participate in the lively discussions pertaining to the future of Baltimore City over the next four years – everyone except […]

Kansas City Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer, coming off his best month offensively, has been voted the July recipient of the Gillette American League Rookie of the Month. The 21-year-old batted .306 with five home runs, 19 RBIs and nine doubles and a .523 slugging percentage during the month of July. This latest honor has […]

123rd IOC Session, Durban 2011, South AfricaExclusive to Examiner And the winner is: PyeongChang will host the 2018 Winter and Paralympic Games It was a case of third time lucky in “lucky city” Durban for the Republic of Korea when voting members of the 123rd International Olympics Committee Session, voting in Durban, South Africa by […]

Getting your chihuahua to focus, especially at the puppy stage, can be a challenge. Teaching any dog to focus requires patience and consistency. Be sure to start the training of your dog at a very young age and keep the schooling sessions short while keeping them fun for both you and your chihuahua. Basic obedience […]

If you were able to catch Kevin Thornton at DC Fringe, then you know you gave yourself one tasty treat. Not to mention, it was one of the most hilarious nights of your life. Come on, admit it… (Read about his show “I Love You (We’re F*cked)”) Thornton surely does not need the validation; if […]

Getting fired– it can happen to the best of us, and it can even happen when it’s not your fault. Many people have been fired due to personality conflicts between themselves and managers or other employees. The idea of what your job was going to be like may be miles away from what management had […]

A little under two weeks ago, Quartzsite, Arizona was hit by a massive thunderstorm that snapped 17 power poles like pencils and left residents without power for two days. A local volunteer organization set up a “cool house” — a generator and air conditioner – and the power company quickly supplied dry ice for the […]

If all goes according to the mayor’s plan, Washington, D.C. area residents may have a chance to see themselves as extras in several film projects in the works at major Hollywood studios. During a trip to Los Angeles yesterday, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray lunched with executives from film studios, including Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., Sony, […]

Out of work or simply looking to switch careers? Then you don’t want to miss out on two opportunities to meet with hiring officials from several companies and possibly land an on-the-spot interview. The Mega Job Fair is hosting a morning fair on Thursday July 28, 2011 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and an […]

Many U13 Delaware County soccer girls from Glen Mills, Pa., West Chester, Pa. and Lionville, Pa., have been looking for the right coach to teach them the right skills and experience a winning season. Girls who participated in our local Brandywine Youth Club (BYC) recreational soccer league, wanted a change, a challenge and a chance […]

If you mention Rockefeller Center to most people the first association is usually the world famous Christmas tree, but, did you know there is so much more beyond the tree at Rockfeller Center? Top of the Rock Top of the Rock is the observation deck on top of Rockefeller Center. Unlike the Empire State Building […]

Like many of its characters, “Twelve Thirty” puts far too much thought into everything – especially sex. Rather than using emotion to relay his story to the audience, writer/director Jeff Lipsky uses dialogue – long-winded, analytical, dispassionate dialogue to be exact. The resulting motion picture therefore contains a tidbit or two of intellectual insight but […]

Run, walk and CRAWL to taste wines from over ten of San Francisco’s Urban Wineries. This is a unique opportunity to truly experience San Francisco’s Urban Wine Scene and taste highly rated, award winning wines produced right here in San Francisco. Learn about the winemaking process, meet the winemakers, and just have fun! This is […]