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On Haitus for a Couple of Days More…Sorry. But Here’s A Little Something Something from Foghorn Leghorn

• April 10, 2011 • Comments Off

Posted in Big Beautiful Women, Black People, Celebrities/Royals, Class, Health, Love, Plastic Surgery, Sexuality, The Mainstream Media (MSM), Wendy Williams, Who I Am, Women
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Since I’ve Been Gone…

• January 22, 2011 • 2 Comments

Posted in Health, Memoir, The Heart, Weight Gain/Lack/Loss, Who I Am
Tags: African Americans, Artery, Badger Care, Black Women, Blacks, Blocked Arteries, Computer Keyboard, Computer Repair, Conditions and Diseases, Crumbs, Eating, eBay, Health, Heart Attack, Heart Disease, Hospital, Laptop, Laptop Computer, Medicine, Occlusion, Prescription Drugs, Women

Technical Difficulties: The Laptop is Done, But the Beat Goes On

• May 18, 2010 • Comments Off

Posted in Black People, Celebrities/Royals, Class, Consumerism, Crime, Crime-Cops-Injustice, Cultural History, Dr. Ronda Hampton, Joblessness, Lena Horne, Love, Maxine Waters, Mental Health/Psychology, Mitrice Richardson, Murder/Manslaughter, Race, Rep. Maxine Waters, Sexuality, The Mainstream Media (MSM), Who I Am, Wisconsin, Women
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If the SEC is Looking at Porn While Everything Crashes and Burns, Your Lawmakers Are Looking at Porn on Your Dime, Too

• May 4, 2010 • Comments Off

Posted in American Politics, Class, Wisconsin, Women
Tags: "The Isthmus", "The Miami Herald", Abortion Bill, Anti-Abortion Bill, Autoeroticism, Bored, Boredom, Bradenton FL, Breasts, Business Relationship, Darkened Room, Daylight, Florida, Internet, Laptop, Laptop Computer, Midterm Elections, Porn, Senator Dan Gelber, Senator Mike Bennett, Sex, Stag Party, State Senator, State-Issued Property, Sunshine State News, The Capitol Times, Virtue, Wisconsin Lawmakers, Wisconsin State Senate

Sometimes I am Just Tired, and Then Sometimes Things Happen…

• September 21, 2009 • 5 Comments

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The New York Times

Chicago’s Jail Is Top U.S. Hot Spot as Virus Spreads Behind Bars April 8, 2020
At least 1,324 confirmed coronavirus cases are tied to prisons and jails across the United States, according to data tracked by The Times, including at least 32 deaths.
Optimism Is Less Distant as Global Coronavirus Battle Rages On April 9, 2020
Scientists say drastic shifts in behavior appear to be having an effect in the pandemic, though they say the death toll will continue to mount and caution against drawing any sweeping conclusions.
‘That Is What We Do’: The Power of Passover and Tradition Across Generations April 8, 2020
Jewish families on Wednesday will again recount the 10 plagues from the Book of Exodus. Only this year will be a little different.
‘I’m in High School Again’: Virus Sends College Students Home to Parents, and Their Rules April 8, 2020
Their college campuses closed, crestfallen students have journeyed back to their childhood bedrooms — and to chores, revived sibling rivalries and curfews.
Today’s News: What You Need to Know April 9, 2020
Coronavirus, Saudi Arabia, Bernie Sanders: Here's what you need to know.
Flying Via a Smaller Airport? It May Take a While April 9, 2020
Passengers looking to fly to and from regional airports are feeling the brunt of airline cuts even more than those in bigger hubs, with many cancelations and circuitous routes.
Transit Has Been Battered by Coronavirus. What’s Ahead May Be Worse. April 9, 2020
“The number of scenarios that we have to plan for is staggering.”
The Humble Phone Call Has Made a Comeback April 9, 2020
The volume of phone calls has surged more than internet use as people want to hear each other’s voices in the pandemic.

The Guardian, UK

Coronavirus live news: Iran deaths pass 4,000 as US insists isolation measures are working after record daily toll April 9, 2020
Boris Johnson still in intensive care; US protective equipment stockpile nearly empty; virus could push 500m people into povertyThe cluster effect: how social gatherings were rocket fuel for coronavirusCoronavirus latest: at a glanceUK coronavirus updates – liveAustralia coronavirus updates – liveSee all of our coronavirus coverage 12.13pm BST Indonesia has […]
The cluster effect: how social gatherings were rocket fuel for coronavirus April 9, 2020
Holding hands, kissing, sharing drinks from the same glass all helped spread the virusOn 15 February, a merry crowd wearing clown wigs and jester hats gathered in the town hall of Gangelt, a small western German municipality nestled by the Dutch border, to ring in the peak of the carnival season.Beer and wine flowed aplenty as approximately 350 adults in fan […]
Coronavirus could double number of people going hungry April 9, 2020
Exclusive: multinationals write to G7 and G20 urging leaders to keep borders open to trade and avert global food crisisCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageFood supplies across the world will be “massively disrupted” by the coronavirus, and unless governments act the number of people suffering chronic hunger could double, some of the w […]
Have Australia and New Zealand stopped Covid-19 in its tracks? April 9, 2020
Southern hemisphere neighbours have developed different strategies but both are working – for nowCoronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Its more than 35,000km of coastline was always going to be Australia’s most potent weapon in the fight against coronavirus, but even so, the speed with which it was deployed was breathtaking.Without wa […]
Hong Kong face masks ban largely upheld despite coronavirus April 9, 2020
Law against use at legal and illegal assemblies was introduced during protestsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageAs health experts in Hong Kong call for masks to be made mandatory to tackle coronavirus, a ban on their use that was introduced in response to protests has been largely upheld by the appeal court.The court also used its r […]
Linda Tripp, key figure in Bill Clinton's impeachment, dies aged 70 April 8, 2020
Tripp, whose secret recordings of conversations with Monica Lewinsky blew the whistle on Clinton, was terminally illLinda Tripp, whose secretly recorded phone conversations with Monica Lewinsky led to Bill Clinton’s impeachment in the 1990s, has died. She was 70 years old.Tripp’s lawyer, Joseph Murtha, confirmed Tripp’s death to the Guardian earlier today, b […]
Child sexual abuse victims should not be put off by George Pell decision, experts say April 9, 2020
It would be ‘legally wrong’ to conclude that the high court ruling undermined the point of bringing cases to trial, professor saysVictims of child sexual abuse should not be dissuaded from coming forward and reporting perpetrators as a result of the jury conviction of Cardinal George Pell being overturned by the high court, a barrister and professor of law a […]
British Museum looks to crack mystery over decorated ostrich eggs April 8, 2020
Experts reexamine eggs – some dating back to bronze age – to understand origins and designsThey are about the same size as a standard Easter egg, but are rather older – with some specimens dating back five millennia to the early bronze age.A collection of decorated ostrich eggs belonging to the British Museum in London has been reexamined by experts in an ef […]

The BBC

Coronavirus: EU could fail over outbreak, warns Italy's Giuseppe Conte April 9, 2020
Giuseppe Conte tells the BBC EU leaders need to rise to the challenge of the pandemic.
Coronavirus in Suifenhe: Remote border town locks down as China opens up April 9, 2020
As cases rise in Suifenhe - 1,000 miles from Beijing - people have been ordered to stay indoors.
Coronavirus fuels a surge in fake medicines April 9, 2020
With the world's major medicine producers in lockdown, dangerous counterfeit drugs are on the rise.
Coronavirus: Spain PM sees fire 'coming under control' April 9, 2020
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is the latest leader to express cautious optimism about the outbreak.
Virus could push half a billion people into poverty April 9, 2020
Research warns the coronavirus pandemic could put a further 8% of world's population in poverty.
Coronavirus: How Russia's ballet wasn't shut down despite lockdown April 8, 2020
The spread of coronavirus has shut down entertainment venues but for these dancers the show must go on.
Coronavirus: WHO chief urges end to 'politicisation' of virus April 9, 2020
The comments come as President Trump continues his attacks on what he calls the "China-centric" WHO.
Coronavirus: Bangladesh locks down a million in Rohingya camps April 9, 2020
Cox's Bazar district hosts camps housing more than a million Rohingya Muslims displaced from Myanmar.