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Tuesday, 24 November 2009
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Censorship with a touch of Hypocrisy
During the AMA Adam Lambert performed his first single "For Your Entertainment" with no strings attached from Simulating Oral Sex to even kiss a guy and screamed (not sing) like a silly crying girl. Now it's payback time! Dick Clark Productions who influenced Good Morning America banned him for being to perform tomorrow (Wednesday) in a morning show. Besides, when an artist no matter if hes/she's mediocre or use enhanced auto-tune relies on acting tactics as much "controversial" than Madonna and backfires, well, the consequences are catastrophic. Lambert's response? He got ,well, Rihanna was glowing lasers, Lady Gaga was breaking a bottle of wine while playing the piano, that's not art either. It's entertainment. The real artists and musicians? They're posting on unsigned websites pleading for your attention. It doesn't have to bring dancers and all that glitz and controversial antics to being the crowd to it's knees. But either using censorship to cut them dry.
The other side of ABC? Desperate Housewives. How can they cancel Adam Lambert from GMA if they couldn't cancel this show that is far worst than a few minutes of performing at a award show? This country controls what you can say or do, no matter if you're mediocre or not.
Another Issue: Relations with India?
President Barrack Obama is meeting with the Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh for "indispensable" talks to "strengthen" their weak economy that the Prior President George W. Bush fucked it up for eight years. It's the first time that India visits the White House, but why? Many companies in this country has depending on foreign labor specially if it's from India. And that's not saving the economy? They (the companies) are saving themselves by saving profits by contracting these people with perhaps minimum wage and no benefits most of the time. I'm sorry, but it companies do that, the economy is going down to the gates of hell and there's no point of restoring it. Boycott companies hiring foreigners!
Friday, 20 November 2009
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We Have the Damn Right to:
Hang our Damp Laundry in the Sun:
In a so-called suburb in Pennsylvania Carin Froehlich is doing the right thing by hanging her damp laundry outside to save on her electricity bill and also minimize carbon emissions produced by the extensive use of dryers. But her neighbors and the Homeowners Association don't like that idea, because it will look like a "trailer trash." Who cares? It's her home, she pays her house so why associations and a small group of gossipers have to get in the middle of what type of life she have to live in the suburb? If you don't want to see her "unmentionables" hanging out at the sun, well don't see it!
Wear Skinny Jeans at School (specially if you're male):
In a Middle School in Texas, a boy teen has been sent home because he was wearing black skinny jeans. Seth Chamlee didn't know or didn't understand their strict dress code policies from Mesquite School District, which even thought they don't mandate uniforms they require Dockers slacks which these jeans cost around $50 dollars for original compared to Levis Skinny Jeans for $30. But let's talk some sense here, this kid that wasn't a troubled student is now going under homeschool because of this attitude by the school. But let me tell you this, have you send a girl for wearing skinny jeans or revealing clothing? There are more kids visiting the principal office than getting the "proper" education. Well, that's Texas for you! And then they blame Obama for it! The issue is that, I know they have to follow the rules and be dressed accordingly but skinny jeans isn't bad, either dressing like a gothic from Hot Topic or wearing baggy pants doesn't mean you're in a gang. They're are individuals and they're different and yes, they have the right to dress what they want to wear as long as it doesn't interrupt their education. I will let my son or daughter dress what they want to wear and if the school department send them home, I will be suing the school.
Thursday, 19 November 2009
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Health Care for Infertile Couples
Plain and simple. If you people bitch and complain about losing your tax money for "abortions" once the Health Care Reform takes place, why don't these politicians didn't think about helping infertile couples who are on the brink of bankruptsy because of expensive cost of in-vitro fertilization. If getting contraceptives and other birth control methods are nearly free, why don't this treatment to procreate? I just wanna know. Because it's not "eliminating" life that the government have to deal with is the Problem of trying to Procreate these couples face day by day.
Thursday, 12 November 2009
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This is not new
Regular CEO's with no jobs "pretending" that everything is alright wasting their "severance" pay as a temporary safety net is a common attitude in this country. Instead of using their severance pay to pay their debts (if they have some) they're using indiscriminately to waste. They don't like the idea of finding a job that pays less of what they used to earn, they rather starve mentally than getting into a lower income. Not only CEO's are "struggling" but middle class workers are even worst in this crisis. And still employers like Bank of America wants to hire Foreign Labor because first:- Foreigners don't ask or demand for a raise. It will be minimum wage.
- No insurance benefits, no 401k's, not even severance pay or relocation pay if you move to get to that job.
- Every investment they put on a employee means loss when their business starts to gain less from their profits.
One thing is for certain: Companies are no longer giving away "benefits", "promotions," among other incentives to make the employee feel he's valuable, for then being rewarded for it as the years goes by, instead as their productivity becomes down, they just let the employee go with no money and decide to hire someone for less. These practices are downright for the benefit of the corporations. But who do we trust? The government for help? Because the government really not seems to help like it did before, or it used to. It will leave you in the streets begging to find something to eat or stay. Or helping ourselves to try to keep unsuccessfully their heads above water, which in many cases we ending up sinking anyway?
If this is what we deserve for being citizens? Being in the streets?
Monday, 09 November 2009
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Pardon Me For Not Writing
Dear Readers:
It's been awhile I don't write as much, but since politics are annoying, social causes are useless and discussing interesting points has been changed to boring themes I just came to deal with my own issues of trying to improve my health instead.
It's not easy waking up early as 4am to travel 50 miles to work and then back four days a week. Sometimes by Tuesday night (during my first weeks of working) I was in my bed crying in pain. Then my hands were losing strength, my right foot started to bother me to the point it was a pain to stand up during my shift. Finally, with the help of my husband, I got an appointment with a Doctor. Not to a "free clinic" this time. On Friday, we went to Mountain Health Care, and the doctor (which is my husband's doctor also) diagnosticed me with Plantar Fasciitis plus Aquiles Tendonitis both caused by. The good part was the payment. We thought it was more expensive than $100.00 or so, so we group $150.00 just in case but in the end it was just $27.00 dollars including samples for the medication plus prescription from the doctor. I just wish I might last until December when my benefits will pick up. The pain is still unbearable when I come home from work at least, so I have to stay strong and not give up on that package.
angryflower1
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