Cellphone Jammer Man: America's newest hero? Or villain?

One GSM jammer. This could be the nickname to be superheroes youngest nation. Or bad. Or future "Saturday Night Live" skit.
Currently, this is what can be called with the bus driver Philadelphia region, which has the excitement of the online world with their bold use of a cell phone jammer. He used the camera to stop commuting to colleagues when he thought they were too loud yakking on her cell phone and probably boring everyone around them.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR. SEUSS: New film 'The Lorax’ helps fans salute the late children’s author

Fans of the card commemorates the birth of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known to generations of young readers, and even that young children's author "Dr. Seuss" - fantastic talents who proudly says he is finished monotonous reign of "Dick & Jane "Books.
In his hometown of Massachusetts is Springfield Museums activities and favorite son, became the father of his beloved cats at his home in longtime La Jolla, UCSD welcome "The Cat in the Hat". - The main repository in the world of all things Seuss, with over 10,000 items - is the symbol in the library to honor hostage.

Rush Limbaugh's 'slut' comment draws rebukes from all sides

Reporting from Washington -
Has increased the debt of President Obama - by the release of his harsh words against a law student this week, talk show host Rush Limbaugh - who was the student, called a "bitch" and a "prostitute", occur to a greater access to birth control Republican sponsors and longtime colleague of her talk show.
Obama in the controversy Friday when he Fluke Sandra, a third year called student at Georgetown University Law, to bring their support to the expression after Limbaugh angry when they favor the new rule by testifying management by employers for health insurance plans , offer to cover birth control.

Bill Maher Makes $1 Million Obama Donation

According to his longtime publicist Sarah Fuller, this happened tonight at the end of Bill Maher’s comedy special CrazyStupidPolitics: Live from Silicon Valley which streamed live on Yahoo. Maher brought out a check and pledged a personal donation of $1 million dollars to Obama’s SuperPAC, Priorities USA Action. According to Fuller, he explained that having a country governed by Barack Obama rather than any of the Republican candidates is “worth a million dollars” and said “this is the wisest investment I think I could make.” He also

Bridge To Nowhere Returns in 2012 Presidential Election

Once again, the now infamous “Bridge to Nowhere” has sparked controversy after former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney took a stab at Rick Santorum during Wednesday’s Republican presidential debate in which Mitt Romney said:

“While I was fighting to save the Olympics, you were fighting to save the bridge to nowhere.”

For those of you who somehow managed to miss all prior references to the bridge to nowhere during the 2008 presidential race, the “bridge to nowhere” refers to a never-built bridge intended to connect Ketchikan, Alaska to a small island airport that’s currently accessible by ferry. The bridge to nowhere, which does not actually exist, has been wielded as a political weapon with which political rivals have accused one another of supporting frivolous government spending as the bridge to nowhere was intended to cost hundreds of millions of dollars and is essentially an unnecessary luxury funded by funds provided by Congress otherwise known as earmarks.

Ketchikan 'bridge to nowhere' resurrected in GOP debate

MESA, Ariz. -- Days before a pair of crucial primaries, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum clashed Wednesday night in a testy debate that magnified small differences and underscored the big stakes in their neck-and-neck presidential fight.

The former Massachusetts governor was aggressive from the start, challenging Santorum's claims of fiscal prudence. Romney criticized Santorum for voting to raise the debt ceiling five times and repeatedly seeking earmarks -- money that lawmakers steer to specific home-state projects.

Comets win last home game

Marionville, Mo.Greenfield as the last home game of the season before they head into district play.
The two teams struggled in the first quarter to get shots to fall. Matt Jones, Eddie Villar scored Marionville’s first six points before Greenfield tied the score.
Marty Minnis added four more points, and by the end of the quarter, Marionville led 15-13.
The Comets held the lead through the second quarter as Villar and Minnis added two points each early in the quarter. Ryan White stepped up for eight points before the close of the half. Marionville led 30-22.

Kathy Ireland named world's richest supermodel

Kathy Ireland is more than just a pretty face. The Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition bikini babe has turned into quite the business woman and has recently been named the world's richest supermodel, this according to Celebrity Networth.

The 48-year-old Ireland is now worth approximately $350 million. This stems from her diverse business interests which includes designing and licensing products such as furniture, rugs and flooring. In the process, Kathy Ireland Worldwide has developed a $2 billion business.

NASCAR making money, getting itself back on track

Tony Stewart entered the final race of the 2011 NASCAR season in Homestead, Fla. last November needing a victory to overtake Carl Edwards and capture the season-long Sprint Cup title. A hole in his car’s grille and pit-road problems twice dropped him near the back of the pack. Yet the man known as “Smoke” came roaring back, passing 118 cars and taking the checkered flag, narrowly edging Edwards. Deadlocked in the final standings – a NASCAR first – Stewart took the overall crown thanks to four other victories. It will go down as one of the great performances in racing history.

Ryan Braun's 50-Game Suspension Overturned

National League MVP Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension was overturned Thursday by baseball arbitrator Shyam Das, the first time a baseball player successfully challenged a drug-related penalty in a grievance.

The decision was announced Thursday by the Major League Baseball Players Association, one day before the 28-year-old outfielder was due to report to spring training with the Milwaukee Brewers.

National Enquirer publishes photo it alleges shows Whitney Houston in casket: Has a line been crossed?

The National Enquirer has provoked outrage Wednesday released when a cover with a photo that the gold supposedly late Whitney Houston in a coffin.

The existence of the photos of the Enquirer, the tabloid has been at the Whigham Funeral Home in New Jersey included claims have been reported by several outlets. Some, including Jezebel and the Fox 411 blog published the picture on top of their jobs without warning. The Daily Mail published a photo of the fuzzy body.

Argentina train crash in Buenos Aires 'kills dozens'

Some 49 were killed and at least 600 injured, officials said, in the worst train accident in Argentina for 40 years.
The train struck the end of the platform at the station once in the capital Buenos Aires during the morning rush hour.

Kombucha tea: magical elixir?

Kombucha tea has become exceedingly trendy lately amongst the healthfully conscious, and stars such as Lindsay Lohan and Madonna have even been spotted sipping on the tea. But is it really the magical cure-all it claims to be?
The beverage has been around for more than 2,000 years; in fact, the ancient Chinese called Kombucha the “Immortal Health Elixir.” Kombucha is a colony of bacteria and yeast, which is then added to sugar and tea and allowed to ferment in order to produce what is known as Kombucha tea. The tea is available commercially and can also be made at home.

US embassy in Afghanistan on lockdown as anti-American protests continue over Koran burning incident

KABUL - The U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, said the blocking of rabies in several Afghan cities demonstrations during an incident in the United States accidentally burned Muslim holy book on a military base.
"The message is in the castle, suspended all trips," the embassy said on his Twitter page Wednesday. "Please, everyone be safe."
The embassy issued a statement later head of security, says U.S. citizens should remain vigilant and avoid areas where Westerners congregate.

5 killed in possible murder-suicide at Georgia health spa

NORCROSS, Ga. –  Five people were shot dead Tuesday night in what police suspect was a murder-suicide at a health spa in Norcross, Ga., myFOXatlanta.com reported.

Authorities responded to the shooting at the Su Jung Health Sauna on Buford Highway, just northeast of Atlanta, around 9:00 p.m. ET.

Norcross Police Captain Brian Harr said in a press conference police had recovered one firearm at the scene and believed the incident was a murder-suicide.

Obama corporate tax plan to lower top rate to 28 percent, according to senior administration official

WASHINGTON - Fixing a marker in the election year debate over tax proposal, the Obama administration, the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 28 percent and reduce to try a lower effective tax rate for manufacturers, a senior official said.
In return, the companies have to give up dozens of loopholes and subsidies they enjoy today. Companies with foreign operations would also face a minimum tax on their foreign income.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Wednesday was to detail aspects of the proposed revision of President Barack Obama of corporate taxes, a plan Obama on the whole in his State of the Union speech, outlined last month.

FBI removes hundreds of training documents after probe on treatment of Islam

The FBI has hundreds of educational materials on terrorism away after a months-long investigation of the inaccuracies and other problems in their description of the Muslims.
Performed the audit was released in September, after a blog in Wired magazine training materials that will be called the prophet Mohammed a "cult leader" would have revealed, said: "pious" Muslims have generally been for hundreds of years of violence and made other controversial statements.
The FBI did not go into details about which documents were taken to go, but a source of law enforcement to Fox News confirmed on Tuesday that hundreds were removed because they were considered "not correspond to the highest professional standards and core values ​​of the FBI . "

Elizabeth Smart Shows Off New Husband ... and New RING!

One day after tying the knot in Hawaii, Elizabeth Smart flaunted her brand new wedding ring while holding hands with brand new hubby Matthew Gilmour yesterday.

This is the first pic of the 24-year-old Brigham Young student since her Saturday wedding at a Mormon temple on Oahu's North Shore.

One more big case: High court adds affirmative action in college entry to election-year slate

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is setting an election-season review of racial preference in college admissions, agreeing Tuesday to consider new limits on the contentious issue of affirmative action programs.

A challenge from a white student who was denied admission to the University of Texas flagship campus will be the high court's first look at affirmative action in higher education since its 2003 decision endorsing the use of race as a factor.

Fat Tuesday, Koran burning and Damascus revolt: Morning links

Today is Fat Tuesday, or Mardi Gras, that last hurrah before Ash Wednesday and the Catholic season of Lent begins.Legions of Mardi Gras attendees in New Orleans are preparing to mark the day with revelry, beads and lots and lots of rich, fatty food. Meet Rex and the King of Zulu, the city’s 2012 Mardi Gras monarchs, at NOLA.com   In Brazil, where the festival of Carnival has kicked off in earnest, Rio de Janeiro’s elite samba schools paraded Sunday through the city’s newly renovated Sambadrome.