| Pam finds out that divorce is a drag
PAMELA ANDERSON: Newly single and hanging out with best pal Elaine Lancaster at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino and Bay Point All Stars Gala. Because, really, divorce is a drag.HEATH LEDGER: His shocking, tragic, untimely death caught everyone by surprise -- especially writers who were busy working on Britney Spears and Amy Winehouse epitaphs. HILLARY VS. OBAMA: Move over, Hulk Hogan. The heated Dems debate suggested that if John Edwards doesn't get the nod, he'll at least have a place on American Gladiators -- as referee.`CLOVERFIELD': The horror flick about a giant monster that attacks Manhattan makes audiences sick because of its hand-held, jerky filming techniques. A sequel is already in the works. It's called the Dow Jones Industrial Average.TONY ROMO: The Dallas Cowboys Q-back dumps Jessica Simpson after she is widely blamed for the Cowboys' losing their shot at the Super Bowl.
Banks are helping sharia make a back-door entrance
Moses was a shepherd, Jesus was an artisan in the Fertile Crescent. and Mohammed was a small Businessmen in Trading Post of Mecca who defeated much larger forces of Big Business Capitalists, Bankers, and Trade Monopolists. The Mohammedan fight was in fact about freedom to trade.
In every free enterprise economy today, the lower the interest rate the higher the growth. The lowest achievable interest rate is zero. Therefore, Sharia interest laws are optimal for the Trade Based Economy. That is the way to the future, whether you like it or not. Posted 25/01/08 at 9:15 AM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment .
Photo Album: Elexis schloss
Her remarkable life has been a whirlwind of family, work and philanthropic endeavours. Photo Album is an occasional series on the lives of distinguished Albertans The Elexis Schloss File Elexis Schloss, 61, has packed several lives into one, being a wife, mother, draughtsman, watercolour artist, interior designer, fashion designer, entrepreneur, socialite, philanthropist, social worker and event planner. .
Web sites stripped of medical-device claims
As news spread of two federal investigations into dubious medical devices used throughout the Northwest, distributors and operators have purged their Web sites of the fraudulent claims that are under scrutiny. Two investigations, one by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the other by a U.S. House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, are focusing on two machines detailed in a recent Seattle Times investigation. The three-day series revealed how manufacturers and practitioners profit from treating people with unproven or fraudulent machines, some of them potentially dangerous, others illegal. The report detailed victims of a growing and largely unregulated field called "energy medicine" — alternative therapies based on the belief that the body has energy fields that can be manipulated to improve health.
Obama wins big in S.C.; race with Clinton could stretch into April
Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York in the first Southern primary of the 2008 campaign, with former Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina finishing third. After a bitter and racially charged campaign in which former President Bill Clinton became the center of controversy, Obama won with overwhelming support from African Americans, but also attracted about a quarter of the white vote, according to exit polling. Obama's big victory margin means the battle for the Democratic nomination continues without a clear front-runner. Obama and Clinton have now split the first four contests of the campaign, and the candidates face the possibility of an extended conflict that aides in both campaigns said Saturday could stretch into March or even April. .
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