Oh no, she said she chose to be gay
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Cynthia Nixon of Sex In The City fame (I finally got to see it on E years after its run on HBO; what a loathsome show about some lonely, superficial people) is gay. She said it was a choice a statement that has angered certain people who want to stifle her free speech and dictate how she feels. First the over-reaction from John Aravosis: Its not a choice, unless you consider my opting to date a guy with brown hair versus a guy with blonde hair a choice, he writes. Its only a choice among flavors I already like ...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
Michigan Treasurer says Detroit to run out of money by May
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The struggling U.S. city of Detroit is on track to run out of money in May instead of April after spending changes made by city officials, Michigan Treasurer Andy Dillon said on Tuesday. Dillon addressed media following a two-and-a-half-hour meeting with a team that is looking at Detroit's financial picture and trying to assess whether the city needs an emergency manager to take over operations. It was the first time the 10-member team met since it was appointed last month. He said Detroit's most urgent issue is figuring out how to arrest escalating retiree health care costs, and clean up...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
U.N. Taking Over City Councils Across America!
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Stacy Lynne educates We Are Change Colorado about the International Council on LOCAL Environmental Initiatives. An arm of the United Nations Agenda 21 and how they are using "GREENWASHING" to take over America
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
City carved out of ice in China
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The city in the Heilongjiang province in China first held its Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival in 1963, although it was interrupted for a number of years during the Cultural Revolution and only resumed in 1985. The festival, which starts on January 5 and lasts for one month, is one of the largest of its kind in the world attracting thousands of tourists from across China.
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
The LEAST Miserable Cities In America
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We wish that we could call this list, "The Happiest Cities In America." But right now every city in America is suffering. The least miserable cities might surprise you, including Pittsburgh and Buffalo. These cities experienced less of a boom during the bubble, so they're finding it easier to recover. Conversely the most miserable cities are mostly housing bubble capitals. Our list is based on an index from Brookings including unemployment rate and change in employment, home prices and gross metro product since before the recession. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ #20 McAllen, Texas Unemployment rate of 12.2% Employment up 2.0% from peak Gross...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
Raleigh City Council seeks an exemption from HB650
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Adopts Conforming Ordinance The Raleigh City Council today adopted an ordinance that members hope will be short lived. The vote brings the City Code into compliance with North Carolina State Enabling Laws. The newly adopted State law that went into effect Dec. 1, allows the carrying of concealed weapons essentially everywhere, with the exceptions of some City-owned parks and recreational facilities. The City Council has asked the City Attorneys Office to pursue an exemption for Raleigh during the General Assemblys short session. "While the City Council will comply with the new law, the Council members unanimously believe it is bad...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
City Attorney Wants To Ban Occupy Arrestees From City Hall
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LOS ANGELES (CBS) The City Attorneys Office recommended that 46 people charged with crimes related to the LAPD raid on the Occupy L.A. enacampment not be allowed back to City Hall to continue protesting. Charges were filed against protesters who either resisted arrest or had prior criminal records. We believe it is appropriate since they were arrested for violating the law in that area that they be ordered by the court not to go back to that area, Thomas said. He likened it to a husband accused of beating his wife, saying it would be reasonable to request the...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
Public union targets trustee who questioned how taxpayer money is spent
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Natasha Nimer had a simple question: As a trustee in a local labor union representing City of Phoenix employees, did she have a duty to check the books of a taxpayer-funded insurance account it managed? So she asked the executive board of AFSCME Local 2960. The response was an emphatic no. She dropped the matter and thought it would end there. She was wrong. In the months that followed, union officials tried to strip Nimer of her duties as a trustee and steward. They tried twice to force her out of AFSCME, only to have the international headquarters order her...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
Los Angeles lawmakers cheer on protesters outside City Hall
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During Tuesdays Los Angeles City Council meeting, where the most scintillating item on the agenda was a proposal to increase ticket prices at the L.A. Zoo, a speaker stood up and told lawmakers they were ignoring an obvious fact: You are surrounded by tents. He was referring to the large group of protesters camped a few hundred feet away, on a grassy lawn outside City Hall. The group, which calls itself Occupy L.A., has been there since Saturday in a demonstration against economic policies that benefit corporations and the wealthiest Americans. The speaker, a well-known political gadfly named John Walsh,...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
New Jersey Tent City Houses 70 Homeless People Who Draw Community Scorn
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The rocky economic recovery and stagnant unemployment rate have led to a surge in the homeless seeking shelter in shanties and tents nationwide, experts say. There's no official estimate on how many tent cities exist but, experts say, nearly every state has one and the presence of such communities is soaring. "In just about every major city, there are tent cities," said Michael Stoop, a community organizer for the National Coalition for the Homeless. "Unfortunately, we're in a growth industry and the numbers are going to continue." Stoop and his organization began formally tracking tent cities in 2010 but the...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
Florida man accused of being nude, armed in forest
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Authorities say a Florida man faces federal misdemeanor charges after witnesses reported seeing him wandering around a national forest campground naked and armed with a pistol. Joseph Alfieri is charged in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City with being publicly nude and causing annoyance.
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM
Thousands flee Nigerian city after Islamist attacks
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (AFP) - Thousands of residents have fled the Nigerian city of Maiduguri over the past two days fearing more Islamist attacks and after soldiers were accused of shooting civilians, residents said on Tuesday. Residents piled into the backs of trucks and packed up their cars to leave the northeastern city, which has seen the brunt of the violence blamed on the Islamist sect known as Boko Haram. The government has deployed hundreds of troops to Maiduguri in a bid to stop the sect, and last weekend a shootout between soldiers and suspected sect members left at least 11...
Published on Monday 6th of February 2012 01:12:33 AM




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