Sunday Newscape Magazine

Sometimes, when I’ve had about all I can take of this mean season we seem to be stuck in, I go to the library. I no longer have to actually walk into my local library because it has a drive-thru window where I can pick up the books I’ve ordered through the library website. I simply drive up and receive my desired books. I can even get a latte and muffin delivered from the library coffee shop without ever having to haul my rear end out of the car.

This weeks Miss Americas Pageant fiasco is proof that this country has reached its breaking point. I was overjoyed when this happened because people will now realize how un-free free speech really is. The media has taken sides on this with Hollywood vs. America. Unfortunately, Hollywood celebrities are offered the spotlight while the rest of America has to sit back and take it. What Hollywood and Media don’t understand is America is a big country.

I would guess that about ninety percent of all men spend quite a bit of time every day thinking about sex. Men think about sex while they’re at work, driving down the street, in the shower, at social gatherings, in movie houses and yes even at places of religious worship. This is the way that men’s brains are wired. Aside from having fantasies of becoming wealthy, men spend a good amount of brain time every day, thinking about sex.

Over the past 19 years Hubble has taken dozens of exotic pictures of galaxies going "bump in the night" as they collide with each other and have a variety of close encounters of the galactic kind. Just when you thought these interactions couldn't look any stranger, this image of a trio of galaxies, called Arp 194, looks like one of the galaxies has sprung a leak. The bright blue streamer is really a stretched spiral arm full of newborn blue stars. This typically happens when two galaxies interact and gravitationally tug at each other.

San Diego, California - A study of adolescent binge drinkers has found that even relatively infrequent exposure to large amounts of alcohol during the teen years may compromise the integrity of the brain’s white matter, which is critical for the efficient relay of information within the brain.  The preliminary findings - to be published online in advance of the July issue of the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research - indicate that binge drinking may be detrimental to the developing adolescent brain.

"By encouraging more people to volunteer through organizations like the American Red Cross, this legislation is exactly what our nation needs at this challenging time in our country's history.