FAMILY GUY "Crosses the Line"?

OpinionBarry Artiste, Now Public ContributorYeah, I have to admit, it is Black Humour, but they say in Comedy, nothing is sacred, not even Michael J. Fox's Parkinsons which was featured in the  Zorro skit. I...

It's a tall order but Liam and Natasha get in on the act

"What, you might well enquire, have Hollywood movie stars Liam Neeson and Natasha Richardson got to do with the launch of the world's tallest residential building? Stunning in a brown-lacy mini and thigh-high brown suede boots and with the smooth unlined skin of a woman half...

Artist to build four giant waterfalls in New York

"NEW YORK (Reuters) - Four giant waterfalls will be erected in New York for three months this summer in a public art project city officials hope will create $55 million in extra tourism revenue for the Big Apple. The waterfalls, including one that will fall from the famed...

Guantanamo: Six years of injustice need to end

"Guantanamo: Six years of injustice need to end By Andy Worthington Commentary by Friday, January 11, 2008 Six years ago today, one of the most depressing icons of the 21st century opened for business. On January 11, 2002, the first of nearly 800 prisoners arrived at a...

Immigration: The Herouxville code

OpinionBarry Artiste, Now Public ContributorGranted, as the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms spells out what is expected of newcomers to this country, Herouxville feels the Canadian Government has not gone...

Not a good week for Mexico's former president

The LATimes blog here in Mexico City explains what has been a bad week for former president Vicente Fox.[ url="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/laplaza/2007/10/foxs-meltdown-f.html"]Fox's meltdown fascinates Mexico It's been a very bad week in Mexico for Vicente Fox, the...

Canada's last igloo to be flattened amid Arctic boom

Sadly, the last vestiges of wilderness in Canada's Arctic as well as a distinct way of life, culture and beauty are soon to disappear in the race to claim sovereignty of the Arctic's natural resources. Granted...

Homeless under siege in Edmonton

"Fence draws the line on tent city No new people will be allowed in tent city and anyone leaving can't return, housing minister says Darcy Henton, The Edmonton Journal Published: 1:08 am EDMONTON - Housing...

Tanzanian leader takes AIDS test

"The president and opposition leaders in Tanzania have launched a national campaign for voluntary HIV/Aids testing by being tested in public. It is one of the most high-profile campaigns by African leaders to...

28 killed in wall collapse in India

This is a story just coming across our desk here; we will keep an eye on it and let you know if there is any more info as it arises. "At least 28 people were killed when the compound wall of a state-run liquor...

Cathedral of Notre Dame Le Puy, France

"Crowning the summit of Mount Corneille in the Auvergne region of central France, the cathedral of Notre Dame in Le Puy is one of Europe's oldest, most famous and most beautiful pilgrimage shrines. Much visited...

"Flour Power" in Turkmenistan

"MOSCOW, December 27 - The leader of Turkmenistan's United Democratic Opposition, currently based in Norway, proposed Wednesday sending a trainload of flour to Turkmenistan and carrying out a "flour" revolution in the republic. President-for-Life Saparmurat Niyazov died at...

Tourists To Get Glimpse Of Unusual White Deer

"The public will soon get a chance to peek at an unusual herd of white deer in central New York."

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