The inquiry will re-examine what security services knew before 7/7 This is London | Jul 7, 2009 by Nicholas Cecil The most far-ranging parliamentary inquiry into the 7 July bombings and other terrorist incidents in Britain was launched by MPs today. MI5 and MI6 chiefs, as well as terrorism experts, will be asked to give evidence to the Commons home affairs committee. As a monument to the victims was unveiled in Hyde Park on the fourth anniversary of the London bombings, MPs said t
One Of The Biggest Celebrity Send-Offs In History
Published in July 7th, 2009
In one of the biggest celebrity send-offs in history, Michael Jackson’s family, friends and fans held a memorial service for the late King of Pop Tuesday, as millions of people from around the world tuned in to watch on television and the Internet.The memorial service opened with soul great Smokey Robinson reading letters of condolence from Diana Ross and Nelson Mandela. Then Jackson’s casket was wheeled in as a gospel choir sang. “In his beautiful and very human heart MJ wanted nothing mo
MSF Podcast: Rick Telander Can’t Help You Read (Clowns) and Curses the Blank Screen Like the Rest of Us
Published in July 7th, 2009
If you just want to listen to the podcast and skip my mumbo-jumbo below, here is the link. Click it to play with your browser audio player or right-click and download the mp3. Midwest Sports Fans podcast featuring Rick Telander On Monday afternoon I had the great pleasure of conducting the first ever Midwest Sports Fans podcast, and I could not have been more excited to be joined by a guy I grew up reading and watching: Rick Telander of the Chicago Sun-Times. With almost 40 ye
I was a child of the 90’s! Were you? Do you think the 90’s was the best decade to grow up in?
Published in July 7th, 2009
Jul.07, 2009 in Uncategorized I loved the 90’s! Ok, I was born in 88, but I was still a “child of the 90’s”! I just think the 90’s were cool because it was the end of a millenium and the big finalé of the 20th Century of discovery; invention and modern life as we know it! It was the beginning of computers/Microsoft/Internet, the sort of technology we take for granted today & most of all, it was historical: the end of a millenium of evolution and discovery (electricity; technology; cars; planes;
The ACTAS Wall of Fame unveiled
Published in July 7th, 2009
Labor’s Joy Burch is celebrating the launch of a “Wall of Fame” at the ACT Academy of Sport (ACTAS). Intriguingly it only recognises alumni of the academy who’ve been to the Olympics or Paralympics. As a result the 90 strong wall is heavy with hockey players, cyclists, and rowers. None of which are particularly famous, for all that they are no doubt worthy. In any event ACTAS has now turned 20, so happy birthday to them.
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