March 2010

  • Mass Murder on The Moscow Subway

    By dfunzy on 3/29/10 2:35am
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    At the top of the buzz list of security conscious America, on the finger tips of American tweeters, this morning,  as many wake up and prepare to go to work, is the awful news of the terrorist bomb explosions in the Moscow subway.


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  • March is American Red Cross Month

    By sarajean on 3/26/10 3:30am
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    If you’re not first aid or CPR certified, haven’t volunteered in a while, or simply want to learn more about making a difference, March is the perfect time to do so. It’s American Red Cross Month, a time to both honor Red Cross workers and perhaps even become one yourself.

    Having attended American Red Cross camp as a teen and worked with the organization to help educate youth on first aid, CPR, and AIDS, I can attest to how wonderful the organization really is. A friend whose grandmother worked at our local chapter got me in, so I never really even had to do much work to apply; but it’s very easy to do. You can just find your local chapter in the Yellow Pages or via the website, and then go from there. (In fact, as a feature of American Red Cross Month, the site has a very easy sign-up form available for filling out as soon as you click on the link.)

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  • U.S. and Israel Get Gnarly in Public

    By ecoscott on 3/15/10 8:31pm
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    Netanyahu says no go on stopping the settlement-building...Netanyahu says no go on stopping the settlement-building...It’s getting very public and very gnarly between Israel and the U.S. You know, the whole Peace Talk thing- Israel is not at all happy and not at all listening to what the U.S. is asking for.

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  • Will Abu Dhabi, Built with Oil Money, Run on Nuclear?

    By ecoscott on 3/15/10 7:34pm
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    Will a city built on oil run on nuclear?Will a city built on oil run on nuclear?The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has joined the nuclear club. Is this a big deal? Well, that depends on who you talk to. Obviously none of us heard about it anytime leading up until now, so no one is concerned about the safety or security implications- at least not in the West. My mind has three thoughts:

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  • Dissent of Pan - A sad tale of bigotry and lost love.

    By studio7manga on 3/10/10 4:47am
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    Dissent of Pan - A sad tale of bigotry and lost love.Dissent of Pan - A sad tale of bigotry and lost love.