Dying reality TV star christened with sons
From correspondents in London
March 08, 2009 01:28am
TERMINALLY-ill reality television star Jade Goody was christened with her two young sons yesterday in a service at the London hospital where she is being treated, her publicist said.
Max Clifford said Goody, who has cancer, attended the ceremony in a wheelchair at London's Royal Marsden Hospital.
"It was a very moving and emotional 20-minute service and there was about, I imagine, 30 people in the chapel -- just very close
relatives and friends," Clifford told the BBC.
He said Goody, who is weak and looked very thin and pale, was finding it difficult to stay awake but was conscious throughout the ceremony.
Bobby, 5, and Freddy, 4, were earlier brought to the hospital's chapel in west London by their father Jeff Brazier.
"She was very happy about the whole thing. And that is what she wanted. She wanted them all to be christened, because in her own words, hopefully through Jesus, they can stay together," Clifford said.
"On the way in she thanked everyone for coming and on the way out she was kissing them saying goodbye. I imagine that for a lot of them it will be the last time they will see her," he said.
The service was the last time she would be seen in public, the publicist added.
Goody has only weeks to live after her cervical cancer spread to her liver, groin and bowel.
I know nothing about this woman's past however,I feel her,and her children's future will be a lot better than was their past.
God Bless Them.
Sunday, March 08, 2009
Masked Rock Apes protest in Malmoe Sweeden over Israeli Davis Cup matchi
Police and protesters (The Usual Suspects) clash at tennis
Agence France-Presse
From correspondents in Malmoe, Sweden
March 08, 2009 01:37am
MORE than 100 masked demonstrators (Gee I wonder who would do such a thing... masked demonstrators in Malmoe Sweeden you say? Hmmm thinking, thinking) clashed today with Swedish police outside a sports arena amid a larger protest against the Scandinavian country's Davis Cup tie against Israel.
Youths clad in black, their faces covered with masks, threw bottles of paint, stones and firecrackers at police in riot squad vans and on horseback, sending the horses into a panic.
One of the demonstrators climbed onto a police van and, applauded by the crowd, stomped on its flashing lights until they were smashed to bits.
The large police deployment then charged the demonstrators, who were shouting "Stop the Match!'', and arrested at least five people, police spokesman Lars-Haakan Lindholm said.
The violent demonstrators, described as anarchists, were part of a larger, authorised demonstration organised by the 'Stop the Match' network to protest against Israel's recent offensive in Gaza.
The march gathered between 6000 and 10,000 demonstrators, according to various estimates from police and organisers.
Citing security fears, Malmoe city council had ordered the three-day World Group first round match played behind closed doors.
Yesterday, about 200 people demonstrated peacefully outside the Baltiska Hallen arena, as Sweden and Israel each won a singles match.
Today a doubles match was underway, pitting Simon Aspelin and Robert Lindstedt of Sweden against Israel's Amir Hadad and Andy Ram.
Inside the stadium, only teams, media and guests were allowed in the stands.
Agence France-Presse
From correspondents in Malmoe, Sweden
March 08, 2009 01:37am
MORE than 100 masked demonstrators (Gee I wonder who would do such a thing... masked demonstrators in Malmoe Sweeden you say? Hmmm thinking, thinking) clashed today with Swedish police outside a sports arena amid a larger protest against the Scandinavian country's Davis Cup tie against Israel.
Youths clad in black, their faces covered with masks, threw bottles of paint, stones and firecrackers at police in riot squad vans and on horseback, sending the horses into a panic.
One of the demonstrators climbed onto a police van and, applauded by the crowd, stomped on its flashing lights until they were smashed to bits.
The large police deployment then charged the demonstrators, who were shouting "Stop the Match!'', and arrested at least five people, police spokesman Lars-Haakan Lindholm said.
The violent demonstrators, described as anarchists, were part of a larger, authorised demonstration organised by the 'Stop the Match' network to protest against Israel's recent offensive in Gaza.
The march gathered between 6000 and 10,000 demonstrators, according to various estimates from police and organisers.
Citing security fears, Malmoe city council had ordered the three-day World Group first round match played behind closed doors.
Yesterday, about 200 people demonstrated peacefully outside the Baltiska Hallen arena, as Sweden and Israel each won a singles match.
Today a doubles match was underway, pitting Simon Aspelin and Robert Lindstedt of Sweden against Israel's Amir Hadad and Andy Ram.
Inside the stadium, only teams, media and guests were allowed in the stands.
A Flea Dissess a Giant or Why Obama returned Chruchill bust to UK
"Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery."
Winston Churchill
(Former member of the Communist Party)
Obama returns Churchill Bust
I can only imagine how far up Obama's arse Sir Winston Churchill would have told Obama to shove his DVD's had times been different.
"Community Organizer in Chief" yeah..thats about right.
So what were the titles of those DVD's ?
Any suggestions please post in the comments section below