Wednesday, May 17, 2006
In Seach of Jimmy Hoffa
The Teamsters leader was last seen in July 1975 at a restaurant in Oakland County's Bloomfield Township.
Agent Dawn Clenney, a spokeswoman for the FBI in Detroit, said the bureau was executing a search warrant in Milford Township, about 35 miles west of Detroit.
Investigators are looking for "evidence of criminal activity that may have occurred under previous ownership" on the property, Clenney said.
Asked if they were looking for Hoffa's remains, she said, "Could be," but declined to comment further.
Clenney said the bureau receives numerous leads about Hoffa.
"This is one we felt we needed to follow up on," she added.
In May 2004, authorities ripped up the floorboards of a Detroit home where Frank Sheeran, a one-time Hoffa ally, had claimed he shot Hoffa to death. But no evidence of Hoffa was found.
The claim related to the infamous, unsolved killing was included in a book published months after Sheeran died in 2003 at age 83.
A New Jersey mob hit man who died in March reportedly made a similar deathbed claim.
Richard "The Iceman" Kuklinski gave author Philip Carlo what he claimed were graphic details of Hoffa's killing, The Record of Bergen County, N.J., reported.
"The Ice Man: Confessions of a Mafia Contract Killer" is scheduled for release in July.
Oakland County Prosecutor David Gorcyca said Bloomfield Township police were offering assistance but that he knew little about the latest search.
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And all this time I thought he was the creepy old guy working at McDonald's?
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
The Bush Part III - Neo & Morpheus Can't Save You Now!

A 3rd President Bush? First 2 All for It
ORLANDO, Fla. - Could there be a third President Bush? The current chief said Wednesday that younger brother Jeb would make a great one, too, and has asked him about making a run. The first President Bush likes the idea as well.
Jeb Bush, the Republican governor of Florida, has one asset that his presidential brother doesn't right now — approval from most of his constituents. While George W. Bush's approval ratings are in the low 30s, some 55 percent of Florida voters surveyed last month by Quinnipiac University said Jeb was doing a good job.
The governor has repeatedly said he won't be a candidate for president in 2008, but that doesn't stop his family from encouraging him to go for it some day.
"I would like to see Jeb run at some point in time, but I have no idea if that's his intention or not," the president said in an interview with Florida reporters, according to an account on the St. Petersburg Times Web site.
He said his brother would make "a great president" and that he had "pushed him fairly hard about what he intends to do."
"I truly don't think he knows," Bush said.
Jeb Bush, 53, will end his second term as governor in January. His brother George ends his second presidential term in January 2009. Neither can seek re-election because of term limits.
The governor got the buildup from his brother on the same day that he got some bad news out of Tallahassee. Florida House Speaker Allan Bense said Wednesday that despite personal appeals from the governor, he will not challenge Rep. Katherine Harris (news, bio, voting record) for the party's nomination for U.S. Senate.
Jeb Bush has said he doesn't think Harris, the former secretary of state famous for her role in the 2000 Florida recount that clinched George Bush's presidential bid, can win the seat.
The Bush name could hurt as well as help in national politics right now. But because of that familiar name and family connections throughout the country, Jeb Bush has the luxury of being able to wait and decide if he wants to run while other candidates have to get to work early.
"Right off the bat, if he decided to run, he's got the advantage over many of the others who might be contenders," said Republican political consultant Rich Galen, who has known the family since George H.W. Bush was vice president. "He doesn't have to establish his name. He's got it."
And, Galen points out, Jeb Bush has dealt with a lot of high-profile issues including hurricanes, immigration and sprawling development in one of the most important political states.
His own father says no one believes him when he says he's not interested in running at some point. Former President Bush told CNN's "Larry King Live" last year that he would like Jeb to run one day and that the son would be "awfully good" as president.
The Florida governor laughed when asked about his father's comments last June and said, "Oh, Lord." He simply shook his head no when asked if he was running.
The brothers Bush appeared together Tuesday during the president's visit to the Tampa area. Gov. Bush was waiting on the tarmac when Air Force One arrived and greeted the president with a politician's handshake and "Welcome to Florida." The president brushed aside the formality and playfully adjusted his younger brother's necktie.
Jeb Bush introduced his brother at a retirement community in Sun City Center. They had a private lunch together with political supporters, then visited a fire station and appeared together before television cameras to express concern about wildfires that were blazing across the state. The governor was not with the president during his visit to The Puerto Rican Club of Central Florida in Orlando Wednesday — George W. Bush's final stop on a three-day trip to the state. But the president was sure his brother still got some attention.
"Yesterday I checked in with my brother," President Bush said as he took the stage. "Make sure everything's going all right. I'm real proud of Jeb. He's a good, decent man and I love him dearly."
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If this happens I'm moving out of the country because after his reign is over, there will be no country.
Monday, May 08, 2006
Britney Knocked UP Again
All Hail White Trash!
It's official: Britney Spears is going to have a baby, one more time.
After months of speculation about the size and shape of her abdomen, the pop star confirmed to David Letterman Tuesday that she is expecting her second child with her aspiring rapper husband, Kevin Federline.
Spears, who was in New York this week promoting the latest scent in her fragrance line, made a surprise Late Night appearance to break the news.
She was accompanied by eight-month-old Sean Preston, whose September 2005 birth was notably memorialized by the sculpture Monument to Pro-Life: The Birth of Sean Preston, one artist's interpretation of Spears expelling her firstborn into the world.
For those keeping track at home, Sean Preston's baby brother or sister will make the fourth child for Federline, who has two children from his previous relationship with actress Shar Jackson.
Spears is reportedly due in October, just a couple of weeks after Sean Preston's first birthday.
Over the last few months, the 24-year-old pop tart has found herself the target of some unfavorable reviews when it comes to her parenting skills.
Last month, officials from the L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services paid a visit to Spears' Malibu home after Sean Preston was reportedly diagnosed with a minor skull fracture sustained when he was dropped by his nanny.
Following the visit, Spears' attorney, Martin Singer, issued a statement clarifying that the Department of Children and Family Services had "determined there was no problem and no reason to open a formal investigation."
Unfortunately, it was the second visit the Department of Children and Family Services had paid to the Spears-Federline residence due to concern over Sean Preston's well-being.
In February, the department dispatched a sheriff to the home to obtain Spears' "contact information," after she was photographed driving her black SUV with her baby perched on her lap, rather than restrained in a car seat.
Spears initially explained that her reckless action was a result of trying to escape from the swarms of paparazzi trying to photograph her. "I instinctively took measures to get my baby and me out of harm's way," she said in a statement.
Later, however, she admitted that perhaps putting her baby behind the wheel wasn't the highlight of her maternal career.
"I made a mistake, and so it is what it is, I guess," she told Access Hollywood.
With another offspring on the way, the pop tart is unlikely to resume her chaotic recording and touring schedule anytime in the near future. In the meantime, Federline is doing his best to hold down the musical fort for the family.
The expectant father is preparing to release his much-touted debut album, Playing with Fire, in August, despite the fact that he does not yet have a record contract.
New TV show aims to help put kids to sleep
Well, parents, now TV might help.
Melanie the baby sitter, Star the puppet and Hush the goldfish are the stars of a new bedtime show on PBS KIDS Sprout.
Since mid-April, the cast of "The Good Night Show" has been taping the second season in a Paulsboro studio, just outside Philadelphia. The show returns in July on KIDS Sprout, a cable and satellite network owned jointly by Comcast Corp., PBS, Sesame Workshop and HIT Entertainment.
The network features programming aimed at 2- to 5-year-olds. "The Good Night Show" comes on at 6 p.m. EDT daily, offering soothing stories and music that encourages toddlers to wind down and get ready for bed.
On the three-hour show, Melanie — in real-life, she's Melanie Martinez, a 34-year-old stage actress and the mother of a 3-year-old — introduces 5- to 15-minute segments of kid favorites such as "Thomas & Friends," "Angelina Ballerina" and the old standby "Barney & Friends."
"When a kid says, `Can I just watch one more show?' The parent can say, `Of course you can.,'" said Andrew Beecham, senior vice president of programming for KIDS Sprout. "It's only five more minutes."
In between segments, Martinez leads yoga sessions, demonstrates crafts, teaches Spanish and, most importantly, helps the excitable puppet, Star, get ready for bed. It always works: By the end of every show, Star's lights are out.
Seeing Star, who acts like a 4-year-old, doze off is "one more way to know that bedtime's going to be OK," Martinez said.
While the show is sure to appeal to some frustrated adults, some child-rearing experts say they'd rather see parents — not Melanie and Star — prepare their children for bed.
Seattle pediatrician Donald Shifrin, chairman of the American Academy of Pediatrics' committee that studies television and children, does not recommend that parents make the KIDS Sprout show — or any other — part of their children's bedtime routine.
"The bedtime routine is one of the most sacred times for parents," Shifrin said. "What we'd like is to have parents take them there with cuddling, with books, with songs, even with audio tapes."
Jennings Bryant, an expert in children's television at the University of Alabama, said that in an ideal world television should not be part of the bedtime routine for children — but "The Good Night Show" sounds better than some alternatives.
Its creators say the show is designed to be seen by parents and children together, uses repetition and slower pacing so that preschoolers can follow, and has infrequent commercials aimed mostly at parents rather than their tiny consumers.
"If they're going to watch television anyway, I would rather they watch something like this," Bryant said.
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I would tend to put some hard liquor in their Apple Juice to get them to sleep.
Thursday, May 04, 2006
Nature
It's scary that the only warning you get is the water rushing away from you and by then its probably too late.
All these crazy things happening in the past couple of years such as tsunamis and earthquakes and volcanic activity is kind of scary. There is no telling what will happen this year.
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Got Gas?

With gas prices at a high price again, I have to start thinking about selling my body for sex so I can drive to school and work each day. It will be hard at first but I'd have to do it.
A lot of people here are pawning their belongings to live. This sucks. This sucks big. Gas Man, you can go to hell! I'll carpool with hookers if I have too!
Saturday, April 01, 2006
Sunday, February 12, 2006
Cheney And His Shooting Rampage
Quote:
Armstrong, owner of the Armstrong Ranch where the accident occurred, said
Whittington was bleeding after he was shot and Cheney was very apologetic.
Who knew being shot in the face would make you bleed? Damn right Cheney should be apologizing! He shot somebody in the face!
"Fortunately, the vice president has got a lot of medical people around him and
so they were right there and probably more cautious than we would have been,"
she said. "The vice president has got an ambulance on call, so the ambulance
came."
We should all be that lucky. I bet he has Dunkin Donuts on speed dial.
Saturday, January 28, 2006
The Rumors Are True!
Here's an image of a dog getting ready for the slaughter. I'm strictly a meat eater and really don't care what happens to the animal before it hits my plate, but a dog? Some animals just shouldn't be killed.
Beware, the image is pretty disturbing.....
Friday, January 27, 2006
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Hannibal Has A New Friend
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A German cannibal who killed a man who wanted to be eaten told a court Monday that he had only been carrying out his victim's wishes and had not expressly sought to kill him. "I wanted to eat him, but I didn't want to kill him," Armin Meiwes, 44, told judges in three hours of testimony at his retrial.Meiwes was sentenced in January 2004 to 8-1/2 years for manslaughter, but the Supreme Court ruled last April that the judges had been too lenient and ordered a retrial.He had admitted killing Berlin-based computer specialist Bernd-Juergen Brandes, 43, but was spared a murder conviction and a possible life sentence because the victim had demanded to be eaten.
Meiwes told the court, repeating much of his testimony from his first trial, that he had severed Brandes's penis at his request and that both had tried to eat it, without success.Brandes steadily lost more blood and finally dropped unconscious, at which point Meiwes said he decided to pray."I didn't know whether I should pray to the devil or to God," said Meiwes, who appeared relaxed and eager to tell his version of events.Believing his victim to be dead, he said, he plunged a knife into his neck. Only when he later saw his videotape of the crime did he realize that Brandes had still been faintly breathing.
Meiwes's legal team has argued the defendant merely acceded to Brandes's wishes and that his crime was only "killing on request," a form of illegal euthanasia that carries a maximum five-year sentence.Prosecutors, hoping to secure a murder conviction, need to show that Meiwes killed Brandes not only because the latter had wanted to be eaten, but also due to a base desire of his own.Germany's top criminal court said the first trial court had ignored the fact that Meiwes had filmed the slaying for later sexual gratification.Psychiatrists have found Meiwes deeply disturbed but sane.Meiwes's lawyers told the court last week that he had earlier released four other potential victims who had changed their minds at the last minute and initially driven Brandes homeward after the victim appeared to lose his nerve.Meiwes, who met Brandes via the Internet, said he had been in contact with over 400 people who claimed they wanted to be slaughtered, although the vast majority were not prepared to fulfill their supposed fantasy.Of the handful of men he met, Meiwes said, only Brandes had been a truly willing victim.
Friday, January 13, 2006
8th Grader Tries To Kill
This is a story from Yahoo! News that just got my attention.
LONGWOOD, Fla. - An eighth-grader was shot and wounded by a SWAT team
officer in a school bathroom Friday after he pulled out a pellet gun that
resembled a real weapon and later raised it at a deputy, authorities said.
Sheriff Don Eslinger said the 15-year-old boy brought the gun to Milwee
Middle School in his backpack. Eslinger said two students saw it and one
persuaded the other to report it, causing a scuffle.
The alleged gunman ordered one of the students into a closet, dimmed
the lights and ran from the classroom. He then went around the campus carrying
the weapon, Eslinger said. Deputies eventually isolated him in a restroom, and
the school was evacuated.
Eslinger said negotiators tried unsuccessfully to start a dialogue with
the boy, identified as Christopher David Penley.
"He did not respond," Eslinger said. "He refused to even comment. All
he said was his first name. He did not drop the firearm."
When the boy raised the gun at a deputy, he shot the youth, the sheriff
said. Penley was taken to a hospital, where he was on "advanced life
support," the sheriff said."He was suicidal," Eslinger said. "During this standoff, and during the
chase, the student said he was going to kill himself or die." At one point, the
boy held the gun to his own neck.
No one else was injured. The sheriff's office confirmed later that the
weapon was a pellet gun fashioned to look like a 9mm handgun. The tip of
the gun had been painted black, covering brightly colored markings that
would have indicated it was nonlethal.
Investigators did not know why Penley brought the weapon to school. "We
are looking into his past, and all kinds of different issues possibly." Eslinger
said.
Classes were canceled for the rest of the day, and frantic parents
arrived to pick up their children from the 1,100-student public school in
suburban Orlando.
"When I saw the news, I just couldn't believe this was my
daughter's school. I came right away," said Anil Santos, whose daughter,
Aleister, is in eighth grade.
Sarah Tivy, 12, said some students were frightened, but she appeared
calm. "I just figured that if someone is going to bring a gun to school, then
they need to be taken out of school," she said.
Kelly Swofford, a neighbor whose 11-year-old son is close friends with
Penley, said he visited their home Thursday night and complained that "people
were picking on him at school. I told him he needed to talk to his guidance
counselor."
Her son Jeffery said Penley talked about wanting to die when the two
had breakfast Friday morning. He said Penley had been fighting with another boy,
allegedly over a girl.
"Everybody knew they were going to fight," Jeffery said. "I heard a rumor that he had a BB gun, but I didn't think he really had one."
Phone calls to Penley's home were not answered Friday, and a person who
answered the door declined to comment.
As dusk fell, Marie Hargis stood in front of the school with a sign that read "Stop the
violence." Her 14-year-old son and 13-year-old daughter attend Milwee.
"My youngest daughter is just very emotionally messed up. She started crying and said, `Mommy, I don't want to go back.' They should not fear having
to go to school."
When I was in 8th Grade all I could think about was the pudding I spilled on my new blue jeans in the lunch room. I'm in my twenties now and I still can't believe this. Even high school for me wasn't this crazy. Actually now that I think about it, kids brought guns and knives to school just for show but never really tried to use it like they do now. Even the teacher kept a rifle in the drawer.....before he was suspended. And I lived in a good neighborhood.
S.W.A.T. Team shooting a kid? What has this world come to. Has it always been like this or has my eyes been covered with a velvet cloth cloaking my sight from the evils of the world. What's next, the president having oral sex in the oval office? Wait.....
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Wal Mart Gets Racial
Thursday, January 05, 2006
Pour Some Sugar On Me.....
This rich lady poisoned some trees in a park so that she could see the ocean from her condominium. Unbelievable. I wish somebody poured some poison on her and see how she feels. Wait that was mean. Well she ended up paying like $50,000 and had to help plant some more trees. She's 72, she could barely stand up, well I guess if she was able to buy some poison and actually pour the poison on the trees then I guess she's strong enough.
Well I hoped she learned her lesson. Poisoning trees in a park on purpose is not a good idea in Canada.
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
Get Out The Ass Of America!

I'm not political at all. But yet I make this blog a political one. I hate politics and I hate the people that run it. I hate that guy that ran Iraq, I think his first name was Dumbass. I hate everything about the war in Iraq. In the long run, another country will hate us and billions of dollars will be wasted once again. Whatever happened to searching for the Bin guy? Sadaam is the least of my worries. I know everybody is saying hey, the war in Iraq is a good thing and there are troops fighting for you. But hey, I'm not downing the troops. I appreciate them and I'll be the first one giving them a handshake as soon as they come home but.... i won't be happy.....
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
The Park Has Done It Again
In the episode, a statue of the Virgin Mary is believed to be bleeding from its
rear end, inspiring faithful parishioners to flock from miles around to be
healed by the miraculous blood. Eventually, Pope Benedict XVI is called in to
investigate, whereupon he determines that the statue is actually menstruating
and thus is nothing special.
That's pretty disturbing. We all know South Park always pushes the limits so why complain about this. They love stuff like this. And why are churches watching South Park? I guess you have to have a strong heart to watch South Park. Everytime I read that quote I have to laugh but I feel so guilty for doing it.
Thursday, December 22, 2005
A New York Christmas
Friday, December 02, 2005
Guest Speaker: My Brother That I Never New I Had
The 1000th person has been executed today. It makes you wonder how many of those people killed were actually innocent and how the real killers have killed again. As you can tell I'm against the death penalty. For people that are for the death penalty, I suggest that you watch The Life of David Gale. It's an amazing movie that will change the way you think.


