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Archive for the month “July, 2013”

Egyptian Military Ousts Morsi

The head of the Egyptian army has appeared live on state television to announce the suspension of the constitution. General Abdul Fattah Al-Sisi, flanked by religious and military leaders, said the chief justice of constitutional court would take the powers of the presidency. The announcement means President Mohammed Morsi is no longer in power. Anti-Morsi protesters in Cairo’s Tahrir Square gave out a huge cheer in response to the speech, which follows four days of huge nationwide street protests against Morsi, who refused to negotiate with his detractors.

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Happy Birthday, America

Here’s to John Wayne, Twinkies and big backyards.

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Up in My Grill

Remy delivers a Fourth of July rap. After all, ain’t no party like a nanny state party.

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World Will Be Shocked

Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who broke the initial Edward Snowden NSA leaks in The Guardian, says the United States is engaged in a vast spying program, so massive that the world will be shocked to learn its scope. Greenwald appears on Fox News, and while declining to reveal specifics, promises he will soon drop another big NSA scoop.

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Defending Traditional Marriage

Zo thinks it is possible to support traditional marriage and still be against the Defense of Marriage Act. Don’t get it? Then tune in and hear why as AlfonZo Rachel defends the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. H/T PJTV

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Do Aliens Really Exist?

Surely you’ve seen videos of so-called UFOs. For some this is proof of alien life, while others aren’t so sure. So for World UFO Day 2013, D News lays out all the evidence, runs the numbers, and asks… do aliens really exist?

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Subsidize Silly Walks

Prof. Art Carden has developed some silly walks and is seeking payment for his work. Since he cannot find anyone to pay him voluntarily, perhaps he should apply for a government subsidy for producing silly walks. But while silly walks may benefit society, the fact that people will not pay for their development voluntarily indicates that people do not value silly walks as much as other things people would pay Prof. Carden to do. Are some subsidies valid, though? What about for food? Or for education? How about subsidies for clean energy? Is government assistance definitely better for society?

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Egyptian President Digs In

The clock is now ticking down towards the deadline set by the Egyptian army for President Mohamed Morsi to meet the concerns of the protesters on the streets. The President is digging in his heels, rejecting the army’s ultimatum.

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Hot Yoga

Stretch and get in touch with your chakra.

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Sounds Just Like Him

Impessionist Rob Magnotti puts it all on the line when he gets his shot on the Late Show with David Letterman. The up-and-coming Magnotti wows the crowd with spot on impressions of Nicolas Cage, John Travolta’s Vinnie Barbarino character from Welcome Back Kotter, and Bill Cosby, to name a few. Take a gander of the clip for more entertainment favorites, and circle on back here to LOL next Tuesday for a another dose of the lighter side of life. — The Wickel

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