Wekend Post-Sunday February 26th, 2010~ "Corruption With Our Governor!"

NEWS&MEDIA!!!!
New York Gov. David Paterson says he still has the authority to govern and says that's what he'll do, despite calls for his resignation amid a state police scandal. Paterson said again at a forum Monday morning in New York City that he'll serve the last 300 or so days of his term. Last week he called off his campaign for a full term. Paterson says he ended the campaign to avoid constant questioning about whether his actions are intended to raise his poll numbers. He noted that some Democrats who called for his resignation last week have reconsidered. State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is investigating whether Paterson and his state police security detail illegally contacted a woman about an alleged domestic disturbance involving one of the governor's top aides. I believe that people that holD office such as Presidents, Governors, Mayors, Etc. need to clear any blemishes in their life that may affect the terms that they serve..But then again this may not work because paparazzi and other nosy people may intervene, and they usually do.

Weekend Post-Sunday February 21, 2010

NEWS&MEDIA!

Authorities have charged two men with arson for a church fire in east Texas, and say they believe they are connected to other such fires in the area. Jason Robert Bourque, 19, and Daniel George McAllister, 21, were charged with one count of arson each in connection with a fire set at the Dover Baptist Church in Tyler on February 8, the state's Department of Public Safety said. ."East Texans can rest easier tonight," McCraw said at a news conference announcing the arrests.Governor Rick Perry commended the local, state and federal officers who he said worked around the clock to nab the suspects. "The criminals responsible for these atrocious attacks terrorized not only the respective church congregations but entire communities," he said.Authorities say they believe the men are connected to nine other church fires that have been set in the area since January 1.Bourque and McAllister are also suspects in the attempted break-ins at three separate churches earlier this month, said Steve McCraw, director of the public safety department. A federal law enforcement source told CNN that multiple pieces of evidence have been linked to one of the suspects through DNA and that many of the fires were ignited the same wayA call to a tip hotline led to the arrests, said the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which offered a $25,000 reward for information about the fires.

Weekend Post-February 19th,2010

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Haitians piled bodies along the devastated streets of their capital Wednesday after a powerful earthquake crushed thousands of structures, from schools and shacks to the National Palace and the U.N. peacekeeping headquarters. Untold numbers were still trapped.Haiti's president said he feared that thousands were killed in the earthquake.The U.N. says more than 100 people are missing in the rubble of the collapsed U.N. headquarters building in Haiti, including the mission chief.
Yesterday, In Haiti there was a major earthquake that killed many people. This earthquake was horrible and last 35 seconds. It caused many damage and destroyed the country of Haiti.
I hope many people didn't died and that they are getting cured. Haiti been through alot. Hopefully they get some help for the United State. Thanks For Reading.

Weekend Post-Saturday Februaruy 12th, 2010

SPORTS&RECREATION



VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Apolo Ohno easily advanced through the preliminaries of 1000m short track on Wednesday, staying on course to surpass Bonnie Blair as the most decorated U.S. Winter Olympian.After skating his individual race, Ohno helped the United States advance to the 5000m relay final with a second-place finish in the semifinal heat.Ohno, who won his sixth Olympic medal in the 1500m Saturday, was third most of the way in the 1000m. Then, in the closing laps, he moved up to second before taking the lead over China's LIANG Wenhao."I just don't want to leave any room for error. I don't want to leave any microsecond of time that I feel like could make a difference toward a medal," Ohno said. "For me, I'm doing the best I can for every single day. That's how I am. I'm here to do a job. I'm here to represent the U.S. the best that I can."