Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones are back in the news. Normally I would be ranting that Gennifer Flowers and Paula Jones had their 15 minutes of fame already and should go the fark away. But in this case I think the two women have launched a creative way to pay President Bill Clinton back for his past treatment of them. Two thumbs up ladies! I am not interested but I admire your creativity.
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Earlier today Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich took to the floor of the House of Representatives to present 35 Articles of Impeachment against President George W. Bush.

Kudos to Kucinich. Even if Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi consistently had said impeachment was “off the table” Dennis Kucinich takes his oath of office seriously and is doing his part to uphold the rules of law. The President is not above the Constitution and President has played too fast and loose with his powers.
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Budweiser’s Swear Jar commercial is one of the funniest I have seen in a long time. Too bad it will not air on mainstream American television. I do wonder how much money that office swear jar raised. I would love to see a follow up commercial.
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The play title is “USER 927: U are what U Seek” opened theaters in Philadelphia, PA on June 6th. User 927 is a theatrical production that is rather edgy as it is based on the online searches of an actual person, only known as User 927.

A play about a search log? Yes. But it was the freakish nature of the searches that set user 927 apart from all the others. The creative mind of writer Katharine Clark Gray was set into motion when director Michael Alltop commissioned a 90 minute play around the search log data.
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Rookie Yani Tseng has won the LPGA Championship. Congrats Yani Tseng!

Yani Tseng is a 19 year old golfing sensation out of Taiwan with a decorated amateur career. Today she won the McDonald’s LPGA Championship and became the second youngest woman to win a major. A rookie hasn’t won the McDonald’s LPGA Championship in 10 years, since Se Ri Pak won back in 1998.
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Is Sprecher Root Beer really as good as some people claim? Honestly I have never sampled Sprecher root beer, I am more of a Hires Root Beer kinda person. But to each their own. Diversity in root beer is a good thing. If I ever make it to Wisconsin I will be sure to sample a tall frosty glass of Sprecher Root Beer.
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Getting over gephyrophobia, or the fear of crossing bridges, is a huge problem for gephyrophobes but that may all change with Energy Psychology. Gephyrophobia gives a whole new meaning to that saying “crossing that bridge when we get to it.”

With all of the recent bridge collapses that have had such devastating results it is a wonder more of us aren’t gephyrophobes.
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Arson has destroyed the Texas Governors Mansion. The Texas Governors Mansion was a historic landmark. What a loss for the people of Texas.

Construction on the Texas Governors Mansion started way back in 1854. Bad weather caused construction delays and put the mansion opening six months behind schedule. Texas Governors Mansion opened on June 14, 1856.
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Belmont results are in and Da’ Tara has won the 2008 Belmont Stakes. With all the media attention focused on the racehorses named Big Brown and Casino Drive it was hard to imagine any other horse winning the 2008 Belmont Stakes but Da’ Tara pulled it off. Congrats to Da’ Tara!
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Belmont results are in. Big Brown has lost in his quest to be a Triple Crown Winner at the 2008 Belmont Stakes. Odds were all in favor of Big Brown winning the Triple Crown, even with a sore bruised hoof. Nobody was expecting the Belmont results to have Da’ Tara in the winner’s circle.

Big Brown lost but everyone is more worried about his health. Rick Dutrow does not want to speak to the press at this time but everyone is hoping for an update from the vet to make sure there isn’t going to be another horse racing tragedy.
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