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June 30, 2008
An international cover model fell to her death from her nine-story apartment Saturday. Ruslana Korshunova, 20, landed on the street of Manhattan's busy financial district at 2:30 pm. Authorities are calling her death a suicide, as reportedly there was no sign of struggle inside her apartment.
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June 8, 2008
Topics bike, clothing, world, bare, spain, oil, naked, body, people, madrid, bicycle and nude
Hundreds of bike riders shed their clothing and rode through the capital of Spain Saturday protesting the overuse of automobiles, and celebrating the simplicity of bicycles and the human body. According to the World Naked Bike Ride Website, the annual ride is held in cities all over the world "to celebrate cycling and the human body. The ride demonstrates the vulnerability of cyclists on the road and is a protest against oil dependency. "
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May 26, 2008
Education Minister Kathleen Wynne had sent an investigator to review the books of the Toronto Catholic School Board over its inability to manage its expenses. The probe comes in the aftermath of a report that the board's trustees spent excessively, particularly on benefit packages that cost taxpayers on the average $107,218 per trustee. Heading the investigation team will be Pierre Filitrault, a former senior business official of the same board. Wynne gave Filitrault one week to go over the books and management practices of the school board.
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May 23, 2008
Topics car, auto, news, massage, tennis, crazy, nurse, housing, houses, plants, marketing, swimming, prince, pool, clothes, personal, couples, post, medical, free, body, couple, house and cars
The home and auto industries are two of the hardest hit sectors in the U. S. Rising foreclosures mark the housing sector, while closing car manufacturing plants are common in the auto plant. Given the parallel routes these two industries pass through, it is not surprising to hear American couples throwing in a used car as a freebie, just to unload on the market a debt-ridden home.
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May 6, 2008
Topics diet, coach, help, target, fat, fruit, bars, angeles, led, cars, head, body, children, men, women and police
In an attempt to help overweight officers get back in shape, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has hired a full-time diet coach to chalk out special diet plans for them. Rana Parker, who joined the force in July, was working as a diet coach at Head Start, the federal aid program for children. Now she will target recruits and help instill in them good eating habits and finding time for balanced meals.
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