http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11880691/
It was on Easter morning 2004 that a chaplain and a colonel appeared on Joe and Jan Johnson’s Georgia doorstep with the news. Justin, the boy Joe had fished and hunted with, the soldier son who’d gone off to Iraq a month earlier, was suddenly dead at 22, killed by a roadside bomb planted in a Baghdad slum.
On Tuesday, 14MAR06, our great president came to Canadaigua, NY. Supposedly he was here to speak about the Medicare program. At the Canadaigua Academy, Bush made his 'sales pitch' to approx 100 senior citizens. He repeatedly said "take a look" at the program or said that it's "a good deal." Some experts said that the sales pitch probably did little to convince the program's detractors. The goal of Medicare Part D, by offering drug coverage through private companies, is to promote competition and lead to lower prices. Ann Marie Cook, president of Rochester-based Lifespan, said seniors continue to struggle with the program. "For those people who have worked out their Medicare Part D issue, it was a nice visit for them, but we still know that people are experiencing problems," she said.
Here's an article detailing the lawsuit between Dan Browns book "Da Vinci Code" and the the authors of the book, "Holy Blood, Holy Grail".
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11675821/site/newsweek/from/RL.1/
"Da Vinci Dode" is one of the top-selling books of all times, selling approx 40 million copies worldwide since it came out in 2003. Soon, it will be at the top with "The Godfather", "The Exorcist", and "Gone with the Wind". There is also a movie that is supposed to be opening in May. However the ongoing lawsuit might delay the movie from coming out this summer.
