Qantas grounded its Airbus A380 fleet after one of the superjumbo jets blew out an engine Thursday, shooting flames and raining large metal chunks before making a safe emergency landing in Singapore with 459 people aboard. (Nov. 4)
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‘Jersey Shore’ star Mike ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino talks about his new book, steroid rumors, jealousy among castmates and bullying. (Nov. 4)
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Next year will be a year unlike any other for the stock market. The Republican takeover of the House of Representatives means Wall Street will be contending with three situations that will drive stock prices. (Nov. 4)
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A ground-breaking retinal implant has allowed three people to see shapes and objects for the first time since they lost their sight to an inherited an eye disease. (Nov. 4)
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The European Space Agency hopes its lunar mission in 2018 will allow astronauts to explore the Moon’s South Pole region, which is of particular interest because of its plentiful sunlight and potential access to water-ice. (Nov. 4)
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Sparky Anderson, the white-haired Hall of Fame manager who directed Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine to back-to-back World Series championships and won another one in Detroit, died Thursday. He was 76. (Nov. 4)
Continue reading …Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart Attacks MSNBC Again: ‘Honestly, that is Double-A Ball’
November 4, 2010 No CommentThere seems to be a schism between two of the media giants that lefties hold in high regard – the entire MSNBC network and Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart. After Stewart took a few jabs at MSNBC during his Oct. 30 Washington, D.C. rally, MSNBC host Keith Olbermann took umbrage at the equivalency Stewart drew between his network and the Fox News Channel. In Olbermann’s view, Fox News Channel is a source of evil in the world, while MSNBC is a source of good. However, Stewart, who admittedly sees things from a liberal worldview, questioned MSNBC’s role in damaging political discourse. Video Below Fold read more
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“The unfortunate death of storm chaser Matt Hughes,30, has sent shocks throughout the entire storm chasing community Thursday as well as the Discovery Channel family. Hughes ran the “”Dog House”” vehicle, that accompanied the Tornado Intercept Vehicle. Matt Hughes reportedly died after an injury sustained following a failed suicide attempt, and had nothing to do with a storm. According to an inside source, Hughes’ motive was triggered by issues at home.”
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Leaving his election setback behind, President Barack Obama is heading off on a four-country trip to Asia. AP White House Correspondent Mark Smith reports. (Nov. 4)
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