The Top 49 Men of 2006:
1. George Clooney
2. Jay Z
3. Richard Branson
4. Lance Armstrong
5. Tom Ford
6. Jerry Bruckheimer
7. Johnny Depp
8. David Beckham
9. Jorge Perez
10. Bill Clinton
11. Clive Owen
12. Jon Stewart
13. Tiger Woods
14. Denzel Washington
15. Frank Gehry
16. Donny Deutsch
17. Kanye West
18. Lenny Kravitz
19. Anthony Bourdain
20. Russell Simmons
21. Jude Law
22. LeBron James
23. Jamie Oliver
24. Howard Stern
25. Rupert Murdoch
26. Silvio Berlusconi
27. Bono
28. Justin Timberlake
29. Steve Jobs
30. Alex Rodriguez
31. Dane Cook
32. David LaChapelle
33. Robert L. Johnson
34. Pharrell
35. Michael Schumacher
36. Ashton Kutcher
37. Roger Federer
38. Quentin Tarantino
39. Tom Brady
40. Richard Li
41. Anderson Cooper
42. Ben Affleck
43. Jeremy Clarkson
44. Jamie Foxx
45. Chris Bangle
46. Martin Scorsese
47. Alain Ducasse
48. Steve Wynn
49. Jeremy Piven Read More »
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Top 49 Men
Global Warming
So when friend and fellow trial lawyer Timothy W. Porter showed up to help with food and water, the two plotted a legal assault. Since Katrina's fury was powered by unusually warm Gulf water, and since such warmth could result from global warming, companies that have pumped the atmosphere full of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide should be liable for damages, they figured. "To me, Katrina was a clear result of irresponsible behavior by the carbon-emissions corporate economy," says Maples. He recruited suddenly homeless neighbors like Ned Comer and filed a class action on their behalf in federal court in Gulfport, Miss. The defendants? Dozens of oil companies, utilities, and coal producers, from Chevron and Exxon Mobil to American Electric Power and Xcel Energy. "This is a heartfelt effort," Maples says. "I don't want to leave this global warming mess to my children." Read More »
Limbaugh mocks Michael J. Fox
Possibly worse than making fun of someone's disability is saying that it's imaginary. That is not to mock someone's body, but to challenge a person's guts, integrity, sanity.
To Rush Limbaugh on Monday, Michael J. Fox looked like a faker. The actor, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, has done a series of political ads supporting candidates who favor stem cell research, including Maryland Democrat Ben Cardin, who is running against Republican Michael Steele for the Senate seat being vacated by Paul Sarbanes. Read More »
World Wide NFL Games
The NFL will play as many as two regular-season games per year outside the United States starting in 2007, with Mexico, Canada, England and Germany as possible sites for starters.
The plan was approved Tuesday at the recommendation of new commissioner Roger Goodell. the benefits of reaching an international audience outweighed the loss of some teams' home games said the commissioner.
Mark Waller, senior vice president of NFL International, said the league expected to schedule only one overseas game in 2007. Read More »
Death Penalty Part 2
In the U.S, people have gotten it for murdering just a single person. Compared to terrorists who can be linked thousands of deaths. When John Kerry was running for president, he did not support the death penalty except for convicted terrorists. He stated, “I support killing people who declare war on our country.” By declaring war, he meant individuals who commit large scale crime against America to devastate it. Terrorists and their crimes should get what they deserve, the death penalty, as in the case of Zacarias Moussaoui. Read More »
Running a School Store
Hi, i am a co-manager of the PRior Lake School Store, other wise known as LAker Corner.
It is a work program class, the only problem is i dont get paid. Everyday i have a work seminar class with kids that will go out to their job sites after fourth hour. that is when ill have to go down to the store and work. ALll these other kids are being paid for their work while i just get the satisfaction of managing a store. Read More »
Colorodo Punter Stabs
The former Northern Colorado backup punter charged with attempted murder in the stabbing of his rival surrendered to authorities Monday.
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A kid admmited plane bomb hoax
A rather stupid Florida college student pleaded guilty to calling in a phony bomb threat to the Long Beach Airport after he arrived too late to board his plane. How stupid can you be why would you do something like that. He was upset that he wasn’t allowed to board the plane and hoped the threat would cause a delay so he might have a chance to get on. He sho9uld have just gotten another flight i mean come on, what is this. Read More »
