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New Zodiac changes- In affect NOW!

13 Jan

The Minnesota Planetarium Society says that the zodiac signs we use today are not in sync with the ones the ancient Babylonians used to go by. They determined what sign you were by what constellation the sun was in on the day you were born.

Throughout the years however, the gravitational pull of the moon has moved the Earth slightly around its axis. This has created a one month change in the stars’ alignment .

The zodiac is so far off these days that we even have a “new,” 13th sign: Ophiuchus. The constellation is supposed to be a man holding a pair of snakes (freaky!) and has been a standard constellation since the ancient Greeks, more than 2000 years ago. (more…)

HAPPY EARTH DAY! 4/22/2010

22 Apr


About 20 million Americans participated in the first Earth Day in 1970.

Climate Quiz to Help Haiti!

22 Apr

How much do you know about Climate Change!? Test your knowledge with 10 questions & $2 will be donated on YOUR behalf toward the purchase of solar flashlights for people living in camps in Haiti. Help reach the goal! If 10,000 people participate, 20,000 solar power flashlights will be delivered on behalf of the Clinton foundation! Let’s do our part to SAVE THE WORLD!! TAKE THE QUIZ!

We Mourn Fashion Designer Alexander Mcqueen Today|

11 Feb

British Fashion Designer, Alexander Mcqueen kills himself today. His creative vision will forever be embodied. Read More

Obama| State of the Union

28 Jan

President Obama addressed the nation before a joint session of Congress. In his speech focusing on the economy and the promotion of his economic agenda,  Obama encouraged persistent participation and focused on tax breaks for  small businesses, giving college students better opportunities, as well as an array of benefits for the middle class.

Obama’s Full State of the Union Address Here

Read Speech Review from USA Today Here

Excerpts from Obama’s speech Here

Republicans Response Here

CBS News conducted an instant poll after the speech and found the response to be overwhelmingly positive: 83% of speech watchers approve of the proposals the president made in his speech tonight. 17% Disapprove.

In his speech President Obama said jobs would be “the number one focus in 2010,” and the poll shows  the president seems to have changed the minds of many speech watchers. After listening to the president, 59 percent of viewers said Mr. Obama has a clear plan for creating jobs, while 41 percent said he does not. Before the speech those numbers were almost exactly reversed.

Seventy-six percent of speech watchers generally approved of Mr. Obama’s plans for dealing with the economy, up 21 percentage points from before the speech. President Obama laid out a plan for freezing spending for discretionary government programs for three years starting in 2011, and this seems to have resonated — 72 percent of those questioned approved of the plan.

Viewers were also more optimistic about the impact of President Obama’s economic plans after watching the speech. Seventy-one percent said his economic plans will help ordinary Americans – up from 55 percent before the speech — and 56 percent were left thinking his plans will reduce the budget deficit in the long run, up from 41 percent. more

Help Haiti Relief Effort:

15 Jan

India will give $1 million in cash for immediate emergency relief

Brad Pitt and Angelina are contributing $1 million

Gisele is giving $1.5 Million to Haiti Relief Efforts

Wyclef’s Yele Haiti gains $2 Million In Text Donations!

Tiger Woods is set to rescue his good name by donating $3 million to  Yele

Irish telecommunications will donate $5 million to aid

The United Nations is releasing $10 million from its emergency funds.

Lady Gaga is giving all proceeds from her January 24 concert in New York!

President Obama pledged an incredible  $100 MILLION from the U.S. government!!

Stating the $100 million would only be a beginning, the government would increase payments in the coming months.

I want to speak directly to the people of Haiti,” Obama said. “You will not be forsaken, you will not be forgotten, In this, your hour of greatest need, America stands with you.”

There have been few official counts of the dead, but the Red Cross estimated Thursday that the toll was around 45,000-50,000. The main morgue in Port-au-Prince is completely full, and bodies have been stacked up and abandoned outside.

“It’s important that everyone in Haiti understands this,” Obama said. “More American search and rescue teams are coming. More food, more water.” via Politics Daily

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