Saying NO to sex, and YES to Dr. Who!

Doctor Who sets BBC America record

 

Modern life 'turning people off sex'

 

Pope Francis calls for power to move away from Vatican

 

What's In It For U.S. To Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions?

 

Food Stamp Costs Are Decreasing Without The GOP's Cuts

Today’s Video: Black Sabbath –  A Hard Road

Never Say Die! was the final Black Sabbath album to feature the entire original line-up. At the time of the recording of Never Say Die! the members of Black Sabbath were all heavily involved in drug and alcohol abuse. Prior to recording, vocalist Osbourne briefly quit the band and was temporarily replaced by former Savoy Brown and Fleetwood Mac vocalist Dave Walker. "We had a few internal problems," Osbourne admitted to Sounds magazine. "My father was dying, so that put us out for over three months with the funeral and everything. I left the band for three months before we got back together to record it." Osbourne has criticised the album and the decision to record it in Toronto, telling After Hours in a 1981 interview "The last album I did with Sabbath was Never Say Die and it was the worst piece of work that I've ever had anything to do with. I'm ashamed of that album. I think it's disgusting".--wiki

Dr. Who going through puberty. DEATH TO AMERICA!

Climate experts to enviros: “The time has come” to embrace nuclear power 

 

 

Krugman Activate!

 

In Tehran, ‘death to America’ still rings 34 years later

 

Sound, fury, cliché! Lazy pundits “double down” on “game-changing” “narratives”

 

Why is puberty starting younger?

 

Tom Baker on Doctor Who: 'It was so much better than real life'

 

Cross-dressing terror suspect on the run

 

The Simpsons pays tribute to late actress Marcia Wallace

 

Morsi tells judge 'I am president'

 

Musharraf step closer to release

 

Va. Governor's Race: Nationally Significant Or Just Nasty?

 

Teddy Roosevelt's 'Bully Pulpit' Isn't The Platform It Once Was

 

Medics aided US torture, report says

Today’s Video: Bee Gees – I Could Not Love You More

"I Could Not Love You More" is a song by the Bee Gees. It was the second single issued from their multi-platinum album, Still Waters, released in 1997. The track was a moderate hit worldwide, peaking at #14 in the UK and appearing in serious charts all over Europe.-wiki

Return of the Robot Yeti

Self-Professed ‘Bible Scholar’ Makes Explosive Allegation About Jesus That He Believes Could Rock the Christian Faith to Its Core

 

Yeti classic among Doctor Who trove

 

'Captain Phillips': High Stakes On The High Seas

 

Elephants 'understand human gesture'

 

Zombie star gulps watery asteroid

 

Scott Carpenter, Second American To Orbit Earth, Dies

 

Alice Munro, 'Master' Of The Short Story, Wins Literature Nobel

Today’s Video: Andy Gibb - Why

"Why" is a song written by Barry and Andy Gibb, fourth and last single released on the album Shadow Dancing. Released as a single in September 1978 around the same time as "(Our Love) Don't Throw it All Away". Barry wrote the lyrics for this song while Andy composed the melody.... The two US singles have consecutive catalog numbers and the same B side, as if "Why" was a quick replacement for "(Our Love) Don't Throw it All Away". (The song was in fact the American hit.) -wiki

The Curse of Dr. Who

BBC to reveal a number of missing Doctor Who episodes

 

Proposed Treatment To Fix Genetic Diseases Raising Ethics Issues

 

US 'to suspend Egypt military aid'

 

Bound By Blood, Divided By Politics: Three Egyptian Sisters

 

DR Congo: Cursed by its natural wealth

Today’s Video: Andy Gibb - An Everlasting Love

"An Everlasting Love" is a song by Andy Gibb from the album Shadow Dancing and later it was released as a single. It was written by Barry Gibb, Produced by Barry Gibb, Albhy Galuten, Karl Richardson. It was reached number 5 in America and 10 in the United Kingdom. Its B-side "Flowing Rivers" was from his first album Flowing Rivers. It features the falsetto backing vocals on the chorus, along with Andy's brother Barry. -wiki

Zeppelin Breasts

Remembering the Apple Newton’s Prophetic Failure and Lasting Impact

Your life is in peril, government warns!

Here’s how the world’s first synthetic meat tastes

Feds suspected of using malware to attack online anonymity tool

3 biggest lies why corporate taxes should be lowered

Rush Limbaugh on tech blog politics: So stupid he’s brilliant

GOP governors warn against shutdown over Obamacare

Mountain Goats’ John Darnielle: “I’m not interested in back in the day. We are always in the present moment”

Lab-grown burger eaten in London

When Treating Abnormal Breast Cells, Sometimes Less Is More

A Year On Mars: What's Curiosity Been Up To?

US senators to join Egypt talks

Attacks reported on Zimbabwe opposition

Doctor Who unveiling seen by 6.2m 

'breasts like zeppelins'

Megalodon: Is It Possible That This Nearly 67-Foot Shark Still Exists Off the Coast of South Africa?

Today’s Videos:

The Poop Cycle

Bee Gees – Israel

"Israel" was only released in the Netherlands and reached #22. Trafalgar is the Bee Gees' ninth album (seventh internationally), released in September 1971 in the US, and November 1971 in the UK. The album was a moderate hit in the United States, and peaked at #34. Trafalgar is noted in Robert Dimery's book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. -wiki