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Gounden: Holding out for Justice
Today Sept 4th 2008 my fifteen year old daughter was coming home from school and noticed a pile of dog crap in front of our driveway. Everyone knows Hussey (the guy that was arrested for calling us ni**ers and threatening to kill us and burn our house) has two large dogs. My daughter asked Mike Hussey Sr about the dog crap- Hussey jr (adult white male) comes running out yelling at my daughter “I’ll fuc*ing slap that bitch”, my daughter said “excuse me- You wanna hit me!” (months ago Hussey jr was harassing my daughter AGAIN as she was walking home from school- police was called 106pct did nothing AS USUAL!). Read more »
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San Francisco: Photos from the Golden Gate City by Andrew
San Francisco is a unique and breathtaking metropolis. From the famous icon of the Golden Gate Bridge to the exquisite art galleries at SFMOMA, the City takes pride in its unrivaled attractions, renowned museums, and its unique neighborhoods which are treasures of its own. Discover the variety of sites, shops, and restaurants that reflect the City’s great ethnic and cultural diversity. Around 10,000 years ago, before the Pacific waters had breached the span now covered by the Golden Gate Bridge, the history of the Ohlone people native to San Francisco had already begun. Complex chiefdoms arose and fell, the scarce remnants of which are the infamous “shellmounds,” large heaps... Read more »
Las Vegas: Photos from the Entertainment Capital of the World by Andrew
Las Vegas is unique among U.S. cities. Famous for Las Vegas is unique among U.S. cities. Famous for luxury casinos and show palaces offering non-stop recreation on the “Strip” and in downtown Casino Center, the city has over the years become synonymous with glitter and glamour. Las Vegas since the late 1980s has acquired another identity as a center for business, finance, transportation, and services; still the “Entertainment Capital of the World,” it has actively and successfully cultivated a diversified economy. The Las Vegas resident can enjoy legalized gaming, yet more often will take advantage of the diverse range of cultural and recreational opportunities offered... Read more »
How Economic Hitmen Cheat Countries out of Trillions of Dollars and Leave them with A Huge Debt Burden They Are Unable To Pay Off by guest
Economic Hitmen funnel money from the world bank,the (U.S.A.I.D)The U.S Agency for International Development,and other foreign(AID)organisations into the coffers of huge corporations and the pockets of a few wealthy families who control the planets natural resources.Their tools include fraudulent financial reports, rigged elections, payoffs, extortion, sex and murder.They play a game as old as empire,but one that has taken on new and terrifying dimensions during this time of globalisation and how they are encouraging world leaders to become part of a vast network, as they are doing right now in Guyana, the collective corporatocracy, like the gold mining companies, the electricity corporation,... Read more »
Los Angeles: Photos from the City of Angels by Andrew
Home to Hollywood’s glamour, renowned business institutions and nearly four million residents, Los Angeles is one of the world’s most diverse cities. This sprawling metropolis is known as the center of the entertainment industry as well as a capital of education, science and art. Every year, thousands flock to this southern California paradise for its beautiful beaches, fabulous weather and endless possibilities.While the land is known for glitz and glamour, it’s almost as widely known for its horrendous freeway traffic. While the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority carries over a million passengers on its subway, railways and buses, most residents choose... Read more »
Italy: Told from a photo Gallery by Andrew
Italy, slightly larger than Arizona, is a long peninsula shaped like a boot, surrounded on the west by the Tyrrhenian Sea and on the east by the Adriatic. It is bounded by France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia to the north.The migrations of Indo-European peoples into Italy probably began about 2000 B.C. and continued down to 1000 B.C. From about the 9th century B.C. until it was overthrown by the Romans in the 3rd century B.C. Ancient Rome and the Italian Renaissance gave Italy a rich architectural heritage that influenced building design around the world.Italy is justly renowned for many centuries and styles of stunning architecture. The style of architecture known as Italian was first... Read more »
Gounden: Holding out for Justice by guest
Today Sept 4th 2008 my fifteen year old daughter was coming home from school and noticed a pile of dog crap in front of our driveway. Everyone knows Hussey (the guy that was arrested for calling us ni**ers and threatening to kill us and burn our house) has two large dogs. My daughter asked Mike Hussey Sr about the dog crap- Hussey jr (adult white male) comes running out yelling at my daughter “I’ll fuc*ing slap that bitch”, my daughter said “excuse me- You wanna hit me!” (months ago Hussey jr was harassing my daughter AGAIN as she was walking home from school- police was called 106pct did nothing AS USUAL!). Read more » Read More →
France: Told from a Photo Gallery by Andrew
France is about 80% the size of Texas. In the Alps near the Italian and Swiss borders is western Europe’s highest point—Mont Blanc. Archeological excavations indicate that France has been continuously settled since Paleolithic times. The Celts, who were later called Gauls by the Romans, migrated from the Rhine valley into what is now France. Paris is an architectural city, you can spend all your days walking through the streets, or any other region, visiting the museums, and taking pictures next to one of the many impressive monuments.Paris is the capital city of France and is located in Île-de-France region, on the Seine river, with an estimated population of 2,153,600 inhabitants.... Read more »
Cosmetic Surgery:Beauty and You. by guest
It’s in the magazines, news, on television, movies, Hollywood, Bollywood and just about everywhere you look. A pretty face, a slender frame and sizeable perky breasts are society’s basics for a “beautiful woman,” and people are increasingly more willing to succumb to these weak perceptions each year. Even men are considering and going through with cosmetic surgery to fit the trim and youthful appearance desired by so many. Male pectoral implants, calf implants, rhinoplasty, facelifts, eyelifts and tummy tucks are just a few of the popular procedures. One’s body image, or perception of how they look, often controls their life and is reflected in their personality and treatment of... Read more »
Are Bollywood Movies More Westernized Now? by guest
From someone looking on the outside, Bollywood movies are beautiful with their bright colors, melodramatic plots and the infamous dance items with large amounts of people all simultaneously dancing, synchronized. Majority of Bollywood movies are based on guy meets girl, they fall in love and some disaster drama unfolds why they can’t be together and they try to battle it through out the 3 hour film. Some feel that they are heavily influenced by westernized culture and may lack East Indian flavor. I argue that it has always been heavily influenced by other cultures through out all eras of Bollywood movies. Check out some music videos from the 50s-70s and correlate it with American movies from... Read more »
aristo’s rant - Republican National Convention by sunil b
Tonight there were speakers such as former Senator and Presidential hopeful Fred Thompson and Joe Lieberman speak highly of John McCain’s judgment and service to our country. They pressured the Democrats just where they needed to in order to appeal to undecided voters: pro-life rights on abortion, Obama’s lack of experience, and the Democrats’ track record of being soft and not standing up for anything. They also attacked on matters of big government which Democrats seem to favor with huge government services. Read more » Read More →
Brooklyn: West Indian Day Parade on Eastern Parkway by Andrew
West Indians all know that Carnival is a time to Party. Every Year on Labor Day, West Indians living in New York gather in the thousands on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn to share their unique culture and embrace the similarites that make us one caribbbean people. This year 2008 was no different. What I wittnessed was cultural cummunion like no other. The breathtaking costumes and soca/reggae music, are two of the unique aspects that are are Caribbean centric in nature and can only be found where West Indians are gathered. The folllowing pics were taken by Annand who is a member of the Baiganchoka Team. He told us that he was gettin’ on bad in the middle of the crowed while snapping those... Read more »
Immunizations: The importance of getting your Child Vaccinated by guest
Many of us have the immense and awesome responsibility of getting our children ready for school being that Autumn is about to grace us. Anyway, I would like to remind all those who are young moms and dads of the importance of getting their children the proper immunizations they need for school. It is of immense importance that children’s immunizations are up to date in accordance with state laws and recommendations. In doing so we are protecting our children, our families and our communities in general. Vaccine preventable diseases can and do occur. In New York State some of the mandated vaccinations for a child entering kindergarten include measles, mumps, rubella (German measles), polio,... Read more »
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