July, 2010
Sanctions started while North Korea threatens U.S. military
This weekend, the U.S. and South Korea were playing war games which caused North Korea to threaten a "physical response". Earlier this year, North Korea sunk a South Korean warship and also has a nuclear program that are both expected to hurt the North Korean economy.
'Grave threat' used by North Korea to describe the U.S. ...
Will T-Mobile score with iPhone 4 this year?
The iPhone 4 antenna issue may not warrant a recall in Apple's estimation, but that isn't really because they're too afraid of the cost of such action. Its profit in fiscal third quarter 2010, per PC Magazine, was massive thanks to the iPad. Apple took away a $ 3.25 billion profit after raking in a ...
Knowing how to help your mechanic with power locks
Advances in technology have made the automotive experience more pleasant and convenient. Who isn't thrilled with their power steering? If you ever had the experience of driving an old beater, you probably have experienced just how wonderful power steering is in comparison. What do we think about power door locks? We rely on the convenience ...
Palin uses Twitter to ask Muslims preparing a mosque to refudiate
The New York ground zero mosque that is so hotly debated is something Sarah Palin has asked Muslims to "refudiate". The national lexicon now has to word "refudiate" after the many tweets Palin had Sunday with the made up word in it. In a series of Sarah Palin tweets, Muslims were urged to join the ...
Unemployment benefits possibly extended by Carte Goodwin within the Senate
Joe Manchin, West Virginia governor, appointed Carte Goodwin to replace Democratic Robert Byrd, who died June 28, within the Senate. Unemployed Americans whose benefits have expired will have a new hero in Goodwin. As Byrd's successor, he is expected to provide the vote that finally passes a jobs bill that will extend unemployment benefits that ...
