Maybe the only post of value from Yahoo….

1. DVDs and CDs: Used DVDs and CDs will play like new if they were well taken care of. Even if you wind up with a scratched disc and you don’t want to bother with a return, there are ways to remove the scratches [...]

June is the Month!  First it is the official beginning to summer (please, oh please let Vancouver get his memo!) and it also happens to be the month of fun deals and things to do across America!
First off, in case you haven’t heard, President Obama declared the month of June Pride month.  So dust off [...]

This American Life is one of my favorite podcasts. It is originally aired on Chicago’s NPR station and  then the programs are free podcasts you can get either from itunes or their website.  They are funded by governmental programs and their funding, due to the economy, has been drastically cut.  They do not EVER want [...]

“Waiting for Superman” is a beautiful documentary about the failing school system for our kids. It will change your whole idea of teachers, it will change your idea of kids and it will make you thank the sun and the moon that you went to school years ago.

Take the pledge, like I did, to see [...]

On “This Week” on ABC news a lovely exchange happened between the Host and George Will to sum up their discussion about repealing “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”.
Jake Tapper (Host):  The public is overwhelmingly supportive of [repealing] it, conservatives support [repealing] it, white evangelicals support[repealing] it, Whats going on with the Republicans in congress?
George [...]

The Cove exposes the slaughter of more than 20,000 dolphins and porpoises off the coast of Japan every year, and how their meat, containing toxic levels of mercury, is being sold as food in Japan and other parts of Asia, often labeled as whale meat. The majority of the world is [...]

Another great actress has left us.  Dixie Carter passed away over the weekend and the world loses another great comedian.  I grew up on Designing Women and it was the first show I remember showing empowered women.  Dixie Carter’s character Julia Sugarbaker was remarkable.  She stood up and gave the world some of the most [...]

Today at North Virginia Community College, where Dr. Jill Biden once taught, President Obama spoke about how student loans will be changing. This overhaul is designed to help students pay off loans in a reasonable time which will (hopefully) help those who didn’t think they could afford higher education to actually go.

Here are some of [...]

If you want to be part of something big this year be a part of Earth Day’s Lights out.
March 27th 2010
8:30 p.m. PST

This is simple and helps even just a little. I’m extremely passionate about doing little things in your everyday life to help cut your carbon footprint. If everyone does a little [...]

Ok, I was listening to the radio in the shower today and had to superman my way out of the shower because of something I heard that horrified me.
Apparently today, Gov. Schwarzenegger passed a legislation to ban swear words in California for the first week of March. If it’s approved by the assembly it will [...]