Will Obama Administration Complete Their Attack On The Family Farm If Re-Elected? (Remember "After my election I have more flexibility"?) Asks Rowdy House Music "You Reap What You Sow" Means Grocery Prices Will Be Going Up STATELINE, Nev., Oct. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Most Americans weren't looking when Obama's Labor Secretary Hilda Solis first began her attack on family farms. Unfortunately, the battle continues and the price of groceries may go up as a result. And groups like Rowdy House Music are writing about it in songs that are playing nationwide. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20121029/LA01815) Sen. Jerry Moran pleaded, "If the federal government can regulate the kind of relationship between parents and their children on their own family's farm, there is almost nothing off-limit when it comes to government intrusion." Moran added, "The proposed regulations would change the way family farms work, preventing farm...

Sex Has Been Overrated by Idiots and Scam Artists The most important purpose for sex is procreation. PERIOD and nothing is more important than that. But the over bloated billion dollar sex industry is full of deliberate ambiguous and erroneous information on sex to swindle millions of ignorant people who have been lied to and misled to accept that the only solutions to their ignorance are the products being hawked and sold by producers and writers of various sex products and services offered by the sex industry such as aphrodisiacs, sex toys, pornographic publications on the joys of sex. But after long and thorough surveys, the truth is most of these sex products and services are powered by greed. The authors of different books on how to have better sex, orgasm, enlarge your penis and other products that have made promiscuity the degenerate popular culture of a sex saturated society are not different from scam artists. Most of these authors claiming to be experts don’t even know ho...

Nigerian youths. When Nasir Ahmad el-Rufai, a former Director General of The Bureau of Public Enterprises and also the former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja said Nigerian youths are too lazy to read and reflect, many of them attacked him. But heaven knows that he is only saying the truth. Majority of Nigerian youths are indeed too lazy to read and prefer to waste hours of quality time on chatting and gossiping on their smart phones and on social network sites costing them millions of naira daily and making the ISPs and GSM telecom operators richer by billions. But they hardly spend money on buying books to read, except the compulsory text books and handouts they have to study to pass their compulsory examinations for the qualifications they need to secure their preferred occupations and professions just to earn subsistence income and pay some bills. Such basic lifestyle has not done much for their intellectual development and in fact contributes little to the GDP...

AXE Tells Guys and Girls to “Stride with Pride” Brand Aims to Overturn “Walk of Shame” Stigma with U.S. Creative Spot ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. (October 26, 2012) /PRNewswire/ — AXE, a leader in men’s grooming, launched its “Getting Dressed” creative spot in the U.S. today, which takes a lighter look at a couple’s interaction the morning after a romantic chance encounter. The digital launch comes right before one of the biggest annual occasions that bring guys and girls together – Halloween – and the brand is taking to the streets of New York City to help turn the pop culture term “walk of shame” into a more positive and optimistic “stride of pride.” "A recent AXE survey showed that 72% of young adults are more likely to approach an attractive guy/girl while in costume, and this confidence is one of the reasons many don’t make it home on Halloween,” said Nick Gonzales, brand manager for AXE. “Regardless of where these guys and girls spend the night, AXE wants to provide them...

Photo Credit: Jamaicans . Well, white folks still treat black folks better than Arabs . Arabs don't like blacks at all and they have massacred many black Sudanese in Darfur. America is still better than Europe, Asia, Middle East, Australia and North Africa. Will white Britons elect a Black Prime Minister or let any of the royal Princesses wed a black man? White Americans have accepted more Blacks than other races. All White Americans cannot love Blacks till the end of the world. As all Muslims cannot love all Christians till Judgement Day. We cannot please everybody. We all bleed red blood and our brains and hearts have the same color. Racism is caused by ignorance and insecurity. The most enlightened people are not racists and will never be racists. But intellectually immature and insecure people will remain narrow-minded. We blacks have done more collateral damages to ourselves than our White colonial rulers. The Nigerian civil war claimed over a million lives,...

Cool FM's OAP Shine Begho of the Nigerian Beauty fame hosted top Nigerian hip hop stars to a special celebrity pool rave on August 25th 2012 at Hotel Bon Voyage, Victoria Island, Lagos. Many Nigerian celebs came to support the event including Eldee the Don and The Trybe records crew, Dammy Krane , Brymo, Rugged Man, Nomorloss, Uzi, Headmaster and others. And of course the radio OAPs and TV OAPs showed up too. Enjoy! Tweet

From left to right : Jean-Luc Decornoy, Forum's co-president and CEO KPMG SA France, Gérard Collomb, Senator-Mayor, Lyon city, and Mo Ibrahim, founder of Celtel & the Mo Ibrahim Foundation. From left to right : Melissa Kushner, Founder "Goods for good", Tony Meloto, founder of Gawad Kalinga, Aude de Thuin, founder of the Women's forum and "Osons la France" LYON, France, October 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Originating from four continents and symbolizing with their success stories the very sense of entrepreneurship, the “Entrepreneurs for the World 2012” Awardees were revealed yesterday at the World Entrepreneurship Forum’s prestigious annual gala ceremony. One of the leading bodies of its kind, the World Entrepreneurship Forum aims to foster sustainable development which combines both social justice and economic growth. This year’s event attracted over 200 participants from 59 countries – business and social entrepreneurs as well as policy makers, ex...