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UN: Hundreds of Thousands Face Starvation

The United Nations warned that the famine in East Africa hasn’t peaked and hundreds of thousands of people face imminent starvation and death without a massive global response. (Aug. 11)

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UN: Hundreds of Thousands Face Starvation

The United Nations warned that the famine in East Africa hasn’t peaked and hundreds of thousands of people face imminent starvation and death without a massive global response. (Aug. 11)

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If you haven’t noticed, conservative pundits are framing the UK riots into the narrative that liberals will be in the streets and burning down the nearest rich person’s house and maybe even your car. Bill O’Reilly did it all last night, but RushBo usually gets the party started. Limbaugh Likens UK Rioters To “A Government Union Worker” The austerity measures being implemented around the world after the elitist financial movers and shakers crashed their countries economies which is at the heart of this desperation. And you definitely won’t hear how these UK riots broke out in the first place. UK Police shot Mark Duggan: PCC releases initial findings of ballistics tests in police shooting of Mark Duggan, whose death sparked London riots. Mark Duggan did not shoot at the police, says IPCC. Mark Duggan, whose shooting by police sparked London’s riots, did not fire a shot at police officers before they killed him, the Independent Police Complaints Commission said on Tuesday. Bill O’Reilly forgot to mention that part of the story. Hannity jumped in as well. Hannity: European Unrest Partly Due To “Failed Liberal Policies”; We May “See [Violence] Here” And piggybacking off the violence in the UK comes the usual NRA line. We don’t have enough guns to protect ourselves against the DFH’s. Last month, we documented how right-wing media used the Norway terrorist attack to push for more lenient gun laws. They’re at it again, now using the riots in the United Kingdom as their hook. Today, Andrew Breitbart’s Big Government published a blog post by AWR Hawkins headlined “If We Let the Government Take Our Guns, We’ll Have To Run and Hide Like Londoners.” Hawkins claimed that “because England banned the private ownership of handguns the “criminals are confident the citizenry is thoroughly unarmed” and are “going into homes and business … taking whatever they want.” They then attempt to strike fear into readers by suggesting “if we ever let the government take our guns, it won’t be long till we’ll be scrambling under tables like Londoners.” — Not to be outdone, Fox News soon got into the act. Greg Gutfeld, host of Fox News’ The Five discussed the riots and claimed that “without the threat of punishment you have nothing — you need guns.” When asked for clarification, Gutfeld said: “an armed society is a behaved society.”

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Missing Maltese Dog Returns To Michigan Home After Fatal Crash

TUCUMCARI, N.M (AP) — A Maltese dog named Caesar who disappeared more than a year ago after a car crash that killed two members of its owning family in eastern New Mexico is on his way home to Michigan. The Quay County Sun reports Wednesday ( http://bit.ly/qGosd6 ) that Caesar was found by a volunteer looking for adoptable dogs at a shelter in Tucumcari. She was able to track down his owner, Monica Benson, after Caesar was scanned for a microchip. Benson, who lost her husband and a daughter in the accident, said her four surviving children are very excited and have made “welcome home” posters for Caesar. “This has been the best news we have received in a year,” she said. Caesar left Tucumcari this week for Clio, Mich. The Benson family was traveling westbound on Interstate 40 near Tucumcari on June 15, 2010, when their 2001 Chevrolet mini-van overturned. Gary and Emily Benson died from injuries in the accident. One of the other children, then-18-month-old Benjamin, was placed in an intensive care unit. “While Benjamin was in the ICU, we placed picture of him and Caesar on the walls,” Monica Benson told the newspaper. Benson said the family returned to the accident and tried to find Caesar. “It has been so hard,” Monica Benson said. “There are pictures all over the house, and Benjamin would point at them and ask, `Where’s Caesar?’” Mike Martinez, animal control supervisor for Tucumcari, said a family dropped off Caesar on Thursday, saying they were moving and could no longer care for him. Christina Flemming, a member of the Tucumcari Animal Rescue Group, found Caesar at the Tucumcari animal shelter on Friday. After his chip was scanned, she said she called the number attached to the chip to find it had been disconnected. But she told the newspaper something didn’t seem right, so she went online to try and find the family and found an article about the accident. “I found the obituary and contacted the funeral home in Michigan,” Flemming said. “A woman named Rhonda helped me to get in contact with Caesar’s owners.” © 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

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Missing Maltese Dog Returns To Michigan Home After Fatal Crash

TUCUMCARI, N.M (AP) — A Maltese dog named Caesar who disappeared more than a year ago after a car crash that killed two members of its owning family in eastern New Mexico is on his way home to Michigan. The Quay County Sun reports Wednesday ( http://bit.ly/qGosd6 ) that Caesar was found by a volunteer looking for adoptable dogs at a shelter in Tucumcari. She was able to track down his owner, Monica Benson, after Caesar was scanned for a microchip. Benson, who lost her husband and a daughter in the accident, said her four surviving children are very excited and have made “welcome home” posters for Caesar. “This has been the best news we have received in a year,” she said. Caesar left Tucumcari this week for Clio, Mich. The Benson family was traveling westbound on Interstate 40 near Tucumcari on June 15, 2010, when their 2001 Chevrolet mini-van overturned. Gary and Emily Benson died from injuries in the accident. One of the other children, then-18-month-old Benjamin, was placed in an intensive care unit. “While Benjamin was in the ICU, we placed picture of him and Caesar on the walls,” Monica Benson told the newspaper. Benson said the family returned to the accident and tried to find Caesar. “It has been so hard,” Monica Benson said. “There are pictures all over the house, and Benjamin would point at them and ask, `Where’s Caesar?’” Mike Martinez, animal control supervisor for Tucumcari, said a family dropped off Caesar on Thursday, saying they were moving and could no longer care for him. Christina Flemming, a member of the Tucumcari Animal Rescue Group, found Caesar at the Tucumcari animal shelter on Friday. After his chip was scanned, she said she called the number attached to the chip to find it had been disconnected. But she told the newspaper something didn’t seem right, so she went online to try and find the family and found an article about the accident. “I found the obituary and contacted the funeral home in Michigan,” Flemming said. “A woman named Rhonda helped me to get in contact with Caesar’s owners.” © 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

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Maxim Editor Compares ‘Crazy’ Bachmann to Hitler, Hussein, Bin Laden

Michele Bachmann has been all over the news lately because this week's Newsweek magazine cover features a sexist and unflattering photograph of the presidential candidate, sparking outrage and questions about bias against conservative women. But on last night's broadcast of The Joy Behar show on HLN, her guests took the attacks on Bachmann to a whole new level. After a three-minute segment about the Newsweek controversy, in which all three guests mocked the Tea Party favorite and three term House member, Behar then focused the discussion on rapper Kanye West's recent comments comparing himself to Hitler. [Video after break] After airing the clip in which Kanye said 'I walk down the street, and people look at me like I`m (EXPLETIVE DELETED) insane, like I'm Hitler' Behar asked her panelists 'Why is it always Hitler?… Why not Osama Bin Laden? Why not Saddam Hussein?' Panelist Joe Levy, the editor-in-chief of Maxim magazine chimed in with 'Why not Michele Bachmann? Why not 'People look at me like I`ve got crazy eyes, like I'm Michele Bachmann'?' No refutation from the panelists. Only laughter. Earlier in the broadcast, Levy and fellow guests, comedienne Judy Gold and celebrity publicist Howard Bragman, made fun of Bachmann calling her eyes and her statements 'crazy.' Gold even suggested that Newsweek called Bachmann the 'Queen of Rage' because 'she hasn`t been laid since she got married,' a veiled reference to the rumors that Bachmann's husband Marcus, a doctor, is gay. Rather than ignore the tired joke , Behar indulged Gold: BEHAR: Well, you know, we don`t – we don`t really know the truth of that, so – GOLD: I do. BEHAR: How do you know? GOLD: I`m gay and I just know. If you think I get it – BEHAR: You have gaydar from her husband? GOLD: I have gaydar, let me tell you something. That is the face of someone praying the gay away. That is what they look like for praying the gay away.

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Huggies Natural Care Fragrance Free Baby Wipes Soft pack, 72-Count (Pack of 4)

Type: Health and Beauty Title: Huggies Natural Care Fragrance Free Baby Wipes Soft pack, 72-Count (Pack of 4) See all customer reviews Product Description: HUGGIES Natural Care® Baby Wipes are the gentle clean for a baby’s naturally perfect skin. Also available Scented. View re-sealable refills. Features: Thicker than other national brands to handle big messes Maintains your baby’s naturally perfect skin Provides a gentle touch of aloe and vitamin E Alcohol-free, hypoallergenic formula won’t irritate baby Fragrance-free See the details

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Introducing the Baguette Vending Machine

In the wake of many changes sweeping through Europe and its lifestyle, French cuisine is no exception.  Parisians don’t have the time to run to the bakery twice a day like they used to. The small bakeries around the city are closing as people adopt the American or British grab-and-go desk lunches at the office.

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South Korea says the North’s explanation for yesterday’s exchange of fire along the Northern Limit Line is a bunch of malarkey, reports the Wall Street Journal . The North claims that it didn’t fire any weapons, but in fact the South simply mistook “normal blasting” from construction work. “It’s a usual…

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Samsung Gravity Smart review

In this age of ever-expanding screen real estate, dual-core processors, and 3D cameras, the push to pack more features into every smartphone seems an irresistible force. But this technological ratcheting-up effect isn’t absolute, and in fact, there are plenty of people who prefer a more pedestrian device. One that simply gives them access to email, social networks, and apps without forcing them to pay an arm and a leg for hardware they’re in no position to appreciate. It’s these folks who Samsung’s after with its new Gravity Smart, as it gives you a bowl full of Froyo at a bargain basement price. However, the question remains whether Sammy can provide an agreeable Android experience at a sub-century price point. Read on to find out if this budget-minded slider is a worthy addition to the legion of phones powered by Google’s little green bots. Gallery: Samsung Gravity Smart review Continue reading Samsung Gravity Smart review Samsung Gravity Smart review originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 11 Aug 2011 14:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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