This is gonna be so much fun
State Board of Education member Cynthia Dunbar isn't backing down from her claim that Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is plotting with terrorists to attack the U.S.
Flying car!
Even cooler looking flying car!
A federal task force that spent nearly a year wrestling with ways to assist people delayed for hours aboard planes parked on tarmacs has finalized its recommendations -- none of which requires airlines and airports to do anything. "We were hoping at a bare minimum to come out of this task force with a definition of what is an extensive on-ground delay," Hanni said, but that didn't happened because the airline industry "doesn't want anything that is remotely enforceable."
If I had an extra $25million lying around, I'd put one of these in my back yard.
TSA expands 'family lanes' at airport checkpoints
Study: Headphones could interfere with pacemakers
"Why believe in a god? Just be good for goodness' sake."
Peru offers Obamas hairless dog
Peruvian dog lovers say they have the ideal pet for US President-elect Barack Obama and his family - a bald breed that was once favoured by Inca rulers.
Mr Obama last week promised his two daughters a puppy but Malia, 10, is allergic to most dogs.
Members of the Peruvian Hairless Dog club say the breed, the only one native to South America, would be perfect as the dogs cause no allergies.
And they have a four-month-old puppy in mind, currently nicknamed Ears.
The head of Peru's Friends of the Hairless Dog Association, Claudia Galvez, says she believes Ears would be the perfect choice for the Obamas.
On Monday, she sent a letter to the US embassy in Lima to enquire whether the president-elect and his family would be interested in giving a home to Ears at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
"They do not cause any type of allergy and are very friendly and sweet," Ms Galvez was quoted as saying by Reuters.
"We want to give a male puppy to Obama's daughters, so they get to experience all the joys of having a dog but without any allergies."
The Hairless Dog, or Viringo breed, is believed to date back some 3,000 years and the breed is depicted in pre-Hispanic ceramics.
Their lack of hair may not make them the most cuddly pet but their fans say they make up for it by having a higher than average body temperature, says the BBC's Dan Collyns in Lima.
Flying car!
Even cooler looking flying car!
A federal task force that spent nearly a year wrestling with ways to assist people delayed for hours aboard planes parked on tarmacs has finalized its recommendations -- none of which requires airlines and airports to do anything. "We were hoping at a bare minimum to come out of this task force with a definition of what is an extensive on-ground delay," Hanni said, but that didn't happened because the airline industry "doesn't want anything that is remotely enforceable."
If I had an extra $25million lying around, I'd put one of these in my back yard.
TSA expands 'family lanes' at airport checkpoints
Study: Headphones could interfere with pacemakers
"Why believe in a god? Just be good for goodness' sake."
Peru offers Obamas hairless dog
Peruvian dog lovers say they have the ideal pet for US President-elect Barack Obama and his family - a bald breed that was once favoured by Inca rulers.
Mr Obama last week promised his two daughters a puppy but Malia, 10, is allergic to most dogs.
Members of the Peruvian Hairless Dog club say the breed, the only one native to South America, would be perfect as the dogs cause no allergies.
And they have a four-month-old puppy in mind, currently nicknamed Ears.
The head of Peru's Friends of the Hairless Dog Association, Claudia Galvez, says she believes Ears would be the perfect choice for the Obamas.
On Monday, she sent a letter to the US embassy in Lima to enquire whether the president-elect and his family would be interested in giving a home to Ears at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
"They do not cause any type of allergy and are very friendly and sweet," Ms Galvez was quoted as saying by Reuters.
"We want to give a male puppy to Obama's daughters, so they get to experience all the joys of having a dog but without any allergies."
The Hairless Dog, or Viringo breed, is believed to date back some 3,000 years and the breed is depicted in pre-Hispanic ceramics.
Their lack of hair may not make them the most cuddly pet but their fans say they make up for it by having a higher than average body temperature, says the BBC's Dan Collyns in Lima.