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News at 6.

From the page: "Seems the dethroned Miss California and self promoting role model for conservative family values was evidently the Queen of cell phone porn, with as many as eight sex tapes and some 30 naked photos to her credit according to the online site Radar.com."

Entertainment will be how the Christian martyrs respond since they erroneously exploited how poor, poor, poor Prejean was vicitmized by the rest of us low down nincompoops who saw through Prejeans shtick. Then again, we're talking about Christians.

Aren't they special!?

News at 6.

An image of the small Saturn moon Enceladus, taken by NASA's Cassini orbiter during a November 2 flyby shows tiny ice particles diffracting sunlight as they eject from the moon's south polar terrain. The Cassini imaging team were the first to see the icy particle jets in 2005.



Simply gorgeous, 'eh?

We are the world.

   From the page: "Chief Clyde Clinton presented Sebastien with a helmet and a certificate naming him Sanger's first reserve captain. Clinton said it was the first time the department has offered such VIP treatment to a terminally ill patient.

'What I see in this child is a mentor,' Clinton said later. 'He's not looking at death, he's looking at life.'"

  From the page: "'Our contention all along was that Lou Dobbs who has a long history of spreading lies and conspiracy theories about immigrants and Latinos does not belong on the most trusted name in news,' said Roberto Lovato, co-founder of Presente.org. 'We are thrilled that Dobbs no longer has the legitimate platform from which to incite fear and hate.'"

Don't tell me, Dobbs is being welcomed at Faux Paux News with open arms. He'll blend in well with the rest of the established liars, crooks, cheats and thieves.

Head 'em up. Move 'em on.

From the page: "Advocates Question Adequacy of Veterans Mental Services

Advocates are questioning whether the military is providing adequate levels of mental health care for soldiers returning from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Nationally, a backlog of disability claims by soldiers is approaching one million and waits of six months to receive care are not uncommon, according to veterans group Swords to Plowshares. At the Veterans Affairs facility in West Los Angeles, psychiatrists have caseloads of as many as 400 to 500 patients at one time, and those numbers are growing, according to Jonathan Sherin, associate chief of psychiatry and mental health.

* "Broken Veterans Who Need Care Find System in Stress" (Lopez, Los Angeles Times, 11/11).
* "Veterans Services Inadequate To Deal With Trauma of War" (Woodall, Oakland Tribune, 11/10)."

Today is a good day to think along these lines and then ask the Veteran's Administraion why aren't our Veterans given the help they need?

Robin Williams at his finest as he performs his rendition of the American Flag and its history.

As a crisis negotiator with the San Diego Police Department, Rick Carlson was tasked with talking people out of committing suicide. Photo: Sam Hodgson