Itchy summer bug bites? Insect stings? Check out these homemade DIY remedies for bug bite and insect sting creams and first aid treatments. This link will bring you to bug bite and insect sting remedies you can make yourself at home...first aid, DIY style!
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1772282/home_made_diy_remedies_for_itchy_bug.html?cat=5
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Officers Quell Disturbance at Arizona State Prison
Dozens of inmates begin to fight early on a Tuesday morning in June, and brave Correctional Officers working the Rincon Unit at ASPC-Tucson step in to stop the violence. It is this selfless, dutiful act that turns them into the targets. How did the story unfold? Find out here...
http//www.associatedcontent.com/article/1986466/officers_injured_during_inmate_fighting.html?cat=17
http//www.associatedcontent.com/article/1986466/officers_injured_during_inmate_fighting.html?cat=17
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Iran Uprising: Tehran Demonstrations:
It seems from major media reports that demonstrations and protests are still going strong in Tehran, after the highly-contested Iranian elections last week and despite government crackdowns.
Iran's Reformist leader and Presidential-hopeful to many in Tehran and throughout the country, Moussavi, urged his followers to wear black to show unity and mourning for those who have been beaten, shot and killed during more violent protest-backlash earlier this week. Many supporters in Iran, and around the world, are following his call, and donning black garb in addition to the green worn as a show of solidarity with Moussavi.
Interestingly, though the Iranian soccer team has made no formal endorsement, they were seen wearing green armbands in a recently-publicized photo.
While the Supreme Leaders of Iran insist there will be some re-counts and other measures taken to ensure this election will result in a fair and final outcome, it seems more than likely Iran's currently-seated leader, Ahmadinejad, will remain in power.
Ahmadinejad supporters claim there has been no "rigging" or unfair practise in regards to this election, as is alleged by many Moussavi supporters. While both sides clash in the streets, it is through the grainy cell-phone images and videos, as well as Facebook updates and Twitter "tweets" of every-day citizens in Tehran that the world learns of events taking place.
These images are being virtually smuggled into the world view, out from behind the shield of Iranian government, which has banned most media coverage and essentially quarentined international journalists to their hotel rooms. The possible sentence for those caught transmitting images of demonstrations or of government backlash? Death.
Stay tuned.
Iran's Reformist leader and Presidential-hopeful to many in Tehran and throughout the country, Moussavi, urged his followers to wear black to show unity and mourning for those who have been beaten, shot and killed during more violent protest-backlash earlier this week. Many supporters in Iran, and around the world, are following his call, and donning black garb in addition to the green worn as a show of solidarity with Moussavi.
Interestingly, though the Iranian soccer team has made no formal endorsement, they were seen wearing green armbands in a recently-publicized photo.
While the Supreme Leaders of Iran insist there will be some re-counts and other measures taken to ensure this election will result in a fair and final outcome, it seems more than likely Iran's currently-seated leader, Ahmadinejad, will remain in power.
Ahmadinejad supporters claim there has been no "rigging" or unfair practise in regards to this election, as is alleged by many Moussavi supporters. While both sides clash in the streets, it is through the grainy cell-phone images and videos, as well as Facebook updates and Twitter "tweets" of every-day citizens in Tehran that the world learns of events taking place.
These images are being virtually smuggled into the world view, out from behind the shield of Iranian government, which has banned most media coverage and essentially quarentined international journalists to their hotel rooms. The possible sentence for those caught transmitting images of demonstrations or of government backlash? Death.
Stay tuned.
Prison Slang: Phonics & Felonies
Confused during an episode of Lockup? Morbidly curious, but clueless during Oz? Learn something new and disturbing today by exploring this provocative series on prison slang! If you've ever wondered what goes on behind the walls of America's prisons, read on for an in-depth, first hand look...
Prison Slang 101
Prison Slang 102
Prison Slang 103
Prison Slang 101
Prison Slang 102
Prison Slang 103
News Bites - June 18th, 2009
The US military is currently watching a North Korean vessel and is asking nicely to come aboard and poke around a bit. We shall see how this plays out...
PETA is so desperate to get their name in mainstream media they are voicing public objection to the swat-heard-round-the-world, aka the POTUS fly-killing that was broadcast during an interview yesterday...
A stripper in Mesa, AZ is accused of leaving her kids to fend for themselves while she went off to do everything-but-sing for her supper. The children are now in the custody of other family members...
PETA is so desperate to get their name in mainstream media they are voicing public objection to the swat-heard-round-the-world, aka the POTUS fly-killing that was broadcast during an interview yesterday...
A stripper in Mesa, AZ is accused of leaving her kids to fend for themselves while she went off to do everything-but-sing for her supper. The children are now in the custody of other family members...
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