HAITI VS BRAZIL SOCCER TEAM

On August 18th , the Brazilian soccer team will play the Haitian Soccer Team. In an effort to promote peace, and take guns off the street. Bring a gun and enter for free.

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HOMING ON A MAJOR

Indecisive students who land on the five year plan can cost their families an extra $13,833 ( the average for public universities) to $29,541 (private school average) . Visit this web site that runs students through questions, free of charge, to help them focus on educational goals.

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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

The party has roots in Thomas Jefferson democratic-republican party, and historians believed democrats also trace back to Andrew Jackson, who defeated Federalist John Quincy Adams in 1828. The first national convention took place in 1832. They nominated Jackson. The donkey has never been officially adopted. For 20 years Franklin D Roosevelt and Harry Truman (1933-53) was the longest period one party held the White house in the 20th century.

WHAT ARE VIATICALS

Viaticals are companies that purchase life insurance policies of the terminally ill and elderly who need money for healthcare , to pay bills, or take vacations. When the policy holders die , the investor collects. It is a latin derivative meaning provision for a long journey.

MAN DIED IN EMERGENCY ROOM COUCH

A man died in a couch in an emergency room, a nurse testified that nobody had checked on him for 17 hours. He appeared to be asleep. It happens at the Southwest General Hospital Center in Ohio. Robert F  Johnson had suffered from emphysema.

BRAZIL TOUGH ON DRUGS

After 6 years of hesitation, the Brazilian government will begin shouting down aircraft used in illegal drugs trafficking in its air space. 

LABOR NEWS

Minimum wage increase cleared to go to voters. The supreme court ruled that a proposal to mandate a minimum of $6.15 pay rate to go to voters this fall.

SOLDIERS SUICIDE

Two Fort Hood soldiers , husband and wife were found dead in what appeared to be a murder suicide. They had served in the 4th Infantry Division in Iraq.

OVERTIME ELIGIBILITY

The most sweeping changes in the nation labor laws in more than 50 years is affecting whether millions of workers are eligible for overtime payand are set to take effect next month. Kerry says if elected, he will reverse the rules. It will affect Athletics trainers, executives and sous chefs, Funeral Directors.

JAMAICA

A crackdown on alleged drug traffickers in Jamaica has sparked a bitter turf war among rivals. More than 750 people have been slain , up to 50% from last year in a country of 2.6 million.
Firefighter had to fight a fire from distance. They had to abandon their trucks . 50 people were left homeless.

YUGOSLAVIA

Bosnian and foreign dignitaries celebrated the reopenning of a more than 400 years old bridge that became a symbol of the senseless brutality when shells destroyed it in 1993.

CLONING

Japan top science council voted to adopt policy recommendations that would permit the limited cloning of human embryos for scientific research.

HAITI CITY GUIDE

Ultimately , Haiti's destiny lies into Haitians hands. The country needs fair and free elections, good and honest leaders, transparent and accountable. The coast near Jacmel boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the caribbean.
Wyclef Jean will throw a benefit concert in Haiti to promote peace in December 5th 2004.

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WHO'S THE SOLDIER THAT ESCORTED NANCY REAGAN?

Major General Galen B. Jackman, 53 coordinated the funeral which involved 4,000 services members. He is the commander of the US military District of Washington which oversees official ceremonies in and around the capital. That's  his job. He is married and father of two.

POULTRY TORTURE

The National humane society demanded Congress to hold hearings on charges that poultry workers tortured birds before killing them. Pilgrim's Pride , a supplier for  KFC fired 11 workers after People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals released video of workers kicking, stomping and throwing birds againgst walls.

SKYSCRAPER

Some really tall buildings have a counter weight near the top to help keep the building from swaying under strong winds.

Australia has 7000 beaches, more than any nation in the world.

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Car Maintenance

Is the facilty neat and organized, it should not be chaotic. Have your oil changed , or your tires rotated and see how well they do it. If there are parts involved , make sure you get the old ones.

BLACK HISTORY MONTH

Learn the underground railroad. Among millions of slaves 10.000 escaped.
www.africanamericanculture.org of Reginald F Lewis. US Natinal slavery museum sets to open in 2007 in Fredericksburg Virginia. The building will be designed by Chien Cung Pei, son of I. M Pei.
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WEIGHT LOSS

To lose weight , you have to cut your calories. It also depends on  your age, sex activity. 1900 to 2200 for women, 2300 to 3000 for men.

DRINKS AND TEETH

The average American washes down 12 ounces of cans of soft drink every day. A 12 oz contains 10 teaspoons of sugar, malic , tartaric acid, citric , very corrosive to the tooth protective enamel. 

SUING FOR MONEY AND LOVE

Sandu Gurgiatu first sued for money than for for love. He took his company to court citing unfair dismissal. After setting his eyes on the judge Elena Laba, he sued his employer dozen of times so that he could go to court to see her.

MARTHA STEWART

The Danbury Federal correction Institution is about 20 miles from steward's home. She will end up in a low security prison that is home to a low security prison that is home to 1300 female inmates. She will get military style sheets for her bunkbed, and her wardrobe, prison khakis jumpsuit. She will probably work on kitchen details, hard work that pays 12 cents an hour and will be up early, something she is accustomed to. Her homemaking talents will be beneficial to the facility and inmates with the cleanest cells get to eat their meals first.

TASER GUN FATALITIES

TASER  denies its stun guns are deadly. Since 2001 , 50 people have died after being schocked. The gun fires electrified barbs up to 21 feet hitting suspects with disabling charges. Countries like Britain have not approved the gun for general public use . The company is introducing the x 26 less  harmful than the M 26. 100.000 officers are packing the M26. Small electric schocks can kill people with weaken heart and cocaine use.

CHICAGO REBIRTH

To expand the cutting edge nature of Chicago historic skyline, officials in the city gave birth to the Millenium Park, first steel skyscraper costing 500 million dollards, with 24.5 acres of open space and a perfomance center , with a capacity of 1500 people.

RENT A CAR DRUG ARREST

Robert Laguerre of Philadelphia was arrested after forgetting 88 bags of heroin in an Enterprise Rent a Car . The detective posed as a good samaritan trying to return the drugs. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance and intent to deliver.

RELIGION AND MARIJUANA

Several major religions denominations have joined a growing movement to legalize the medical use of marijuana to ease the pain and other debilitating illnesses such as cancer, aids, MS, glaucoma. Among the churches , the United Methodist Church, The Union for Reform Judaism, Episcopal Church, The Baptist Convention, Presbytarian Church USA, The Evangelical Lutheran Church, and the United Church in Christ.          

CUBAN DRUGS

A California biotech company became the first to receive US government approval to license a trio of promising Cuban drugs despite restrictions limiting travel and flow of cash. The drugs will be available in 2008 and said to combat drug tumors. The Cuban government has invested 1 billion dollards in building up an advanced biotec industry. Hepatitis B , Meningitis vaccines has been a source of pride.

PINA COLADA

Pina Colada is 50 years old this year. Legend has it created by Ricardo Garcia in 1954. It started from coconut than to pine apple.

COLD REMEDY

Kimberly Clark Corp will begin selling a facial tissue designed to kill viruses that cause colds and the flu. It is due in store in October this year.

HUSSEIN STATUE

Saddam Hussein statue is being reshaped as a war monument for the 4th infantry soldiers regiment killed in action in Iraq. Khalid Alussy, a 20 year old from Tikrit is the sculptor on both monuments. He said that the first one was forced upon him and he did it out of fear.

FED EX

Federal Express opens up a new hub at Miami Airport that costs 50 million dollars. The new facility will occupies 45 thousand square feet and will processed 40 thousand packages a day.

BUFFETT LUNCH

Warren Buffett lunch sells for $ 202,100 in a charity auction on ebay. The proceed went to  Glide , a San Francisco organization for the homeless and the poor.

DRUG OVERDOSE

Prescription drugs have killed more people in Broward county , Florida last year than illegal drugs such as cocaine and heroin. Drugs such as Xanax, Aprazolam are being prescribed for 90 days maximum. Some people go on for 15 years and that is where the danger lies.