July 31, 2005
Kat Shack, the Bumpshack
in-shack psychologist,
now has her Celebrity
Bookshelf posted with
all the other Celebrity
Bookshelves in
BumpReviews and
below as well. Be
sure to check it out.
Send me your favorite
five books of all-time
for me to include as
well to
Bumpshack@gmail.com.
Kat Shack's Book Shelf
-
The Unbearable Lightness of Being- Milan
Kundera
Bump Review
-
East of Eden- John Steinbeck
-
The Bride Stripped Bare- Nikki Gemmell
-
The Kite Runner- Khaled Hosseini
-
Beyond the Sky and Earth- Jamie Zeppa
President Bush yesterday
was
declared physically fit.
He has lost eight pounds
since he last physical
in December. He is
an avid mountain biker
and is also very
dedicated in the gym.
The president's medical
profile shows a low to very low risk of coronary artery
disease. His resting pulse rate dropped to 47 beats per
minute from 52. Well-trained athletes typically have
resting pulse rates of between 40 and 60 beats a minute.
Doctors made Bush run on a treadmill for more than
26 minutes as part of a test that evaluates the
performance of his heart. His heart reached 183 beats
per minute; no signs or symptoms of cardiovascular
problems were noted. Other information from Bush's
checkup included:
His body fat percentage fell to 15.79 from 18.25.
It was 14.5 percent at his physical in August 2003.
His ability to see at a distance was 20/20 in both
eyes.
A prostate screening test registered 0.5. Under 4
is good.
His exercise regimen includes mountain biking at
up to 18 mph for 15 miles to 20 miles a week; doing
low-impact "hill work" on a treadmill; and free weight
resistance training and stretching.
He smokes a cigar occasionally, takes a daily
multivitamin, a low-dose aspirin, omega-3 fatty acids
linked to lower heart disease, and glucosamine/chondroitin
to ease stiffness in his joints.
posted 12:52am by jholmes
Over a
1,000 are feared dead
in the India floods.
posted 12:30am by
jholmes
A look at the World's
Most
Powerful Women.
posted 12:25am by
jholmes
6 Super Foods for
Healthy Hair.
posted 12:20am by
jholmes
Top 10 cat breeds in
America. posted
12:15am by jholmes
Germany is
preparing a giant
brothel for the 2006
World Cup. posted
12:12am by jholmes
Several states are
working on a
Global Positioning
System (GPS) to
track sex offenders.
posted 12:10am by
jholmes
Man
admits role in
failed London attack.
posted 12:03am by
jholmes
July 30, 2005
I am about to head out
to the Dodgers -
Cardinals game again in
just a few minutes. The
game is on Fox. I found
a great site if you like
to keep score at the
game and don't like
paying $5 for a program.
The site has printable
scorecards that are
actually better than the
ones at the stadium.
Check them out at
BaseballScorecard.com
posted 11:09am by
jholmes
Remember to send me your
top 5 books you have
ever read to me at
Bumpshack@gmail.com
to be included with the
rest of the
Celebrity Bookshelves.
Anyone is free to send
me there list and I will
post it.
Maybe it is too late for
Patrick Ewing but a new
study shows that
Botox stops excessive
sweating.
posted 12:59am by
jholmes
Jessica Simpson is
coming out with an
exercise tape to
show how she got in
shape for the upcoming
'Dukes of Hazzard'
movie.
Check her out as Daisy
Duke. posted
12:55am by jholmes
Hollywood's
most difficult and
demanding stars.
posted 12:50am by
jholmes
Yesterday Tiger Woods
set a personal and
tournament record at
the Buick Open by
shooting a 61.
That is for all 18
holes. I do good to
shoot a 61 when I play 9
holes. Tiger seems
to be back on track this
year. I guess
marrying a Swedish super
model can do that for a
man. posted
12:44am by jholmes
The Leopold Museum in
Austria is
letting naked people in
free. posted
12:30am by jholmes
The
20 Best Burgers in
America. This guy
didn't travel to the
South to complied this
list. That much is
obvious. If he had then
Bells Diner in
Henderson, Tennessee
would have been at the
top of this list.
posted 12:26am by
jholmes
The
best compliment you
can give a woman:
A new study from Kansas
State University shows that a sincere compliment--be it about her looks
or character--can go a long way toward easing a woman's anxiety about
her appearance. posted 12:22am by jholmes
Former Tennessean
Senator and current
actor Fred Thompson is
in the Capitol
giving his advice to
Bush Supreme Court
nominee John Roberts
and guiding him through
the process with
combative Democratic
Senators and others.
More
Bumpshack S.C. nominee
coverage. posted
12:18am by jholmes
Michael Jackson might
have to
return from his vacation
to Bahrain to be
served with papers in a
law suit where he is
being sued over money he
owes.
This should be interesting as it
develops. Jackson is being sued by about four different parties now,
none of whom are having any luck getting him before a judge.
posted 12:15am by jholmes
14 injured on the
Disneyland ride
California Screamin'
at California Adventure.
posted 12:12am by
jholmes
All four of the
suspected 7/21 London
bombers who failed
in their mission have
been arrested.
posted 12:10am by
jholmes
Buyers and Sellers
as the Major League
Baseball trading
deadline winds down.
posted 12:05am by
jholmes
I was lucky enough to be
at the Dodgers-Cardinals
baseball game last
night. Ice Cube
and Larry King, who
threw out the first
pitch, were among the
55,000 there. The
Dodgers beat my
Cardinals 7-5.
posted 12:03am by
jholmes
July 29, 2005
40 current baseball
players who could one
day end up in
Cooperstown.
1-20,
20-40. posted
11:07am by jholmes
For you Keith Urban fans
I have
added many photos I
took at the Nashville
show at the Ryman back
in March. It also
appears that Keith is
following in Kenny
Chesney's foot steps
with Hollywood women.
Urban has been seen
recently with Nicole
Kidman on the back of
his motorcycle.
posted 10:12am by
jholmes
Australia has
banned the video game
Grand Theft Auto.
Australian officials effectively banned
the computer game "Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas" and ordered it removed
from stores Friday because it contains hidden sex scenes that can be
viewed with a special Internet download. posted
9:09am by jholmes
Senate leader
Bill Frist breaks with
Bush on Stem-Cell
research bill.
posted 9:04am by jholmes
The
sultan of celebrity skin
promises more will be
revealed.
Over the last decade, Schmidt has emerged
as one of the nation's leading brokers of celebrity porn, the man who
negotiated the sale of Tonya Harding's wedding-night sex video; arranged
for Paula Jones, the former Arkansas state employee who sued Bill
Clinton for sexual harassment, to pose in the buff in Penthouse
magazine; and was the behind-the-scenes wheeler-dealer who obtained
topless shots of rescued U.S. Army POW Pfc. Jessica Lynch and nude
photos of Amber Frey, the star prosecution witness in the Scott Peterson
double murder trial, and then tried to peddle them to Hustler magazine's
Larry Flynt. posted 12:50am by jholmes
Michael Jackson's new CD
flops
selling just 8,000
copies in its first
week of release.
posted 12:40am by
jholmes
Iraqi boy praises Bush
after dream trip to
America for much needed
surgery. posted
12:25am by jholmes
Wine has surpassed beer
as the drink of choice
in the U.S., except in
the South of course.
That will be the day.
posted 12:22am by
jholmes
Rapper Bow Wow
says 'no' to college
for now. posted
12:20am by jholmes
Fox has
hired an independent
panel to probe into
the allegations that
Paula Abdul was sleeping
with a contestant
that was on 'American
Idol.' Abdul is a
one of three judges on
the show so it will be
interesting to see how
this plays out.
posted 12:16am by
jholmes
UPDATE:
Almost 700 have now died
due to the
monsoons in India.
posted 12:14am by
jholmes
The pig disease in China
has now killed 31.
posted 12:11am by
jholmes
A
dead woman was shot in
her casket by a
stray bullet in Brazil
on Wednesday.
posted 12:10am by
jholmes
Mormons
could lose control of
Utah by 2030 due to
losing more members than
they can recruit to the
faith, or cult,
depending on how you
view them.
Currently Mormons make up 62.4 percent of
the state's population, according to the who according to the 2004
census, but every county in the state showed a decrease in church
membership since 2000. posted 12:08am by jholmes
Handwritten
lyric sheet by John
Lennon for 'All You
Need is Love' goes for
over $1 million dollars
at auction in London.
posted 12:04am by
jholmes
July 28, 2005
Matchbox Twenty singer
Rob Thomas
denies gay affair
with Tom Cruise that has
been circulating on the
internet.
More on Tom Cruise.
Rob also made fun of Cruise's strict
devotion to Scientology, the controversial L. Ron Hubbard religion and
said: "I'm more offended by the rumors saying I'm a Scientologist."
posted 5:51pm by jholmes
Drudge is reporting
that veteran White House
grouchy reporter Helen
Thomas claims:
"The day Dick Cheney is going to
run for president, I'll kill myself," she told the HILL. "All we need is
one more liar."
Thomas added, "I think he'd like to run, but it would be a sad day for
the country if he does." posted 5:41pm by jholmes
A
monsoon that took place
in India has
killed over 500 people
and many more are still
missing. posted
4:11pm by jholmes
I added a few more
photos to the
Keith Urban page
from the Nashville show
at the Ryman.
Amazing show, I highly
recommend trying to
catch Keith in concert.
posted 1:35pm by jholmes
Microsoft sues Google
over Google's attempted
hiring of one of their
employees. Google
calls lawsuit a
'charade.' posted
12:36pm by jholmes
A massive energy
bill was passed by
the House of
Representatives today.
Facing public pressure to outline a
direction for the nation's energy strategy amid soaring oil prices and
high gasoline costs at the pump, Bush had called on Congress to give him
an energy bill before lawmakers depart for their five-week summer
recess.
The 1,725-page bill, the product of weeks
of compromise between widely different versions approved by the two
chambers earlier this year, would provide $14.5 billion in energy tax
breaks, much of it to traditional energy companies. It also provides
money for promoting renewable energy sources and new energy technologies
and measures to revitalize the nuclear power industry.
posted 12:26pm by jholmes
The Japanese have
developed and unveiled
a female android
that is so human looking
its scary. posted
11:37am by jholmes
A Federal judge has
ordered O.J. Simpson
(the Glove) to
pay $25,000 for stealing
DirecTV.
"The evidence was overwhelming since the
devices seized in Simpson's home were connected to his TV and in
operation and receiving unauthorized signals at the time of the raid,"
said Dan Fawcett, an executive vice president with El Segundo,
Calif.-based DirecTV Inc. posted 1:18am by
jholmes
'Average Joe(s)' strike
back with
lawsuit against NBC
for stealing their ideas
for the reality show.
posted 1:15am by jholmes
Dennis Rodman has a
bad day at Charity Rally
Race in Denver.
posted 1:12am by jholmes
The U.S. House
approved CAFTA yesterday
by a vote of 217-215.
CAFTA stands for Central
America Free Trade
Agreement.
The 217-215 vote just after midnight adds
six Latin American countries to the growing lists of nations with free
trade agreements with the United States and averts what could have been
a major political embarrassment for the Bush administration.
posted 1:08am by jholmes
Kenyan claims he
offered Bill Clinton 40
goats and 20 cows
for Chelsea Clinton's
hand in marriage five
years ago. He says he is
still waiting for an
answer.
Chepkurgor
said his letter praised Clinton's leadership and commended his wife,
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, for standing by her husband ``like an
African woman'' in the face of the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
The
electrical engineering graduate said he promised to pay his would-be
father-in-law 20 cows and 40 goats in dowry for his only daughter in
accordance with African tradition.
Chepkurgor
vowed to remain single until he gets an answer to his proposal to marry
Chelsea, 25. posted 1:04am by jholmes
Biblical treasure found
in cave near the Dead
Sea.
The Bedouin
had been offered $20,000 on the black market for his treasure, and
before selling it, he wanted an evaluation from Eshel. Fearing he would
never see the precious pieces again, Eshel took photographs. He assumed
the ancient treasure would soon be smuggled out of Israel.
posted 1:00am by jholmes
A U.S. general
expects a pull out of
troops in Iraq to
begin in the early part
of next year. The
sooner the Iraqi's can
secure their own
country, the sooner the
troops will be back
home. posted
12:55am by jholmes
Genes have been found
that
link the spread of
breast cancer to the
lungs. The find could
help in diagnosis and
treatment. posted
12:53am by jholmes
About
300 Boy Scouts fell ill
yesterday while
waiting for President
Bush to arrive to speak
at a memorial service
for the four scouts that
were electrocuted and
died while pitching a
tent under a power line.
posted 12:49am by
jholmes
NASA has
grounded future shuttle
flights due to a
large chunk of foam that
broke off of the recent
shuttle after take off.
posted 12:47am by
jholmes
July 27, 2005
Alex Rodriguez turns 30
today. The Yankees third baseman already has 409 career home runs to
go with a .306 career average, but
how relevant is he to a Yankees team that has no starting pitching at
all? posted 5:52pm by jholmes
2005's
best cities to be single in. #1 was Denver. Nashville #22
posted 5:47pm by jholmes
Book review of
The Case for Christ
by Lee Strobel in BumpReviews. Submit your
favorite 5 books of all-time to
Bumpshack@gmail.com to be posted in BumpReviews.
posted 12:05pm by jholmes
SECond Coming: Steve
Spurrier is
back at SEC media day, which means feathers will be ruffled and fellow
coaches will be eaten for lunch. The football gods have stirred up the
SEC pot for the upcoming football season.
Not only do you have Spurrier's return
after a confusing, dysfunctional two-year tenure with the Redskins, but
you have Urban Meyer replacing Ron Zook at The HBC's old dynasty --
Florida. You have Les Miles replacing Nick Saban at LSU, Ed Orgeron
replacing David Cutcliffe at Ole Miss, and Tennessee's Phillip Fulmer
almost replacing Auburn as the person/rival Alabama fans would most like
to see hideously scarred by a lava flow (Fulmer, among others, ratted on
'Bama to the NCAA, and the testimony became public).
posted 11:40am by jholmes
A 'Code Red'
smog
alert was issued for Atlanta today.
A "Code Red" smog alert is in effect for
Atlanta Wednesday because the city’s air quality is expected to reach
"unhealthy" levels for the third consecutive day, Georgia’s
Environmental Protection Division reported.
posted 11:33am by jholmes
GE is mulling
acquiring Dreamworks Studios.
DreamWorks was founded in 1994 by three
entertainment heavyweights -- director Steven Spielberg, recording
industry executive David Geffen, and Jeffrey Katzenberg, who had headed
Walt Disney Co.'s studios and now serves as CEO of DreamWorks Animation.
Its initial investors included Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
Last year the company shed its music
business, selling its record company to Universal for $100 million and
its music publishing unit to New York-based venture capital firm
Dimensional Associates for about $50 million, according to the Post.
posted 11:28am by jhoolmes
Jessica Simpson is
upset over missing
Iraq footage from her trip over there with her husband Nick Lachey.
posted 11:16am by jholmes
New Celebrity Bookshelf in
BumpReviews. posted 9:15am by jholmes
Nip/Tuck: Circumcision
might
reduce AIDS risk according to a new study. Do not do it yourself!
posted 8:49am by jholmes
Four men have been
arrested in Birmingham, England in regard to the failed July 21st
terrorist bombing in London. posted 12:37am by jholmes
TV Guide is getting
super sized.
Speaking of super sized, I saw 'Super
Size Me' last night. The documentary on McDonalds where the guy eats
McDonalds every meal for a month. Pretty disturbing results.
Check it out. posted 12:22am by jholmes
Double Spy: Jennifer
Garner's character on 'Alias' will also be
expecting a new
bundle of joy since Garner was knocked up by the less than talented Ben
Affleck. The two had a shot gun wed in June. posted 12:18am by
jholmes
Syria had a
$3 billion
dollar illegal oil-import and arms-export with Iraq during Saddam
Hussein's reign according to documents obtained by the House Foreign
Relations committee.
Both the imports of oil and the exports
of military supplies were illegal under U.N. sanctions imposed after the
first Gulf War. posted 12:16am by jholmes
The New York Knicks of
the NBA have
formally offered their
head coaching job to
Larry Brown.
It is probably just a
formality now until he
accepts the offer.
They flirting with each
other over the past year
has not been a well kept
secret. posted
12:14am by jholmes
The new 'Dukes of
Hazzard' movie is
helping
bring back the Dodge
Charger. The
Dodge Charger in the
film is of course
The General Lee,
which is almost as
famous as any character
from the original
series. Jessica
Simpson plays Daisy Duke
in the movie version and
she looks mighty good.
posted 12:10am by
jholmes
Report shows that
Supreme Court nominee
John Roberts has
used judicial restraint
in prior decisions from
the bench and Justice
Department. Check
the
Bumpshack Supreme Court
log for more nominee
news. posted
12:04am by jholmes
July 26, 2005
The
truth about Avril
Lavigne. No
she is a not a druggie,
alcoholic, or bad girl
when it comes down to
it....or is she punk'ing
us all? posted
3:00pm by jholmes
Eminem says that
contrary to reports that
he is not retiring.
Eminem says 'taking a
break' does not
necessarily mean
retirement. posted
2:53pm by jholmes
Is
Dan Rather leaving CBS
for good and before his
contract expires?
We can only hope and
pray. posted
2:51pm by jholmes
Trouble continues to
find Mindy McCready.
The
country star overdosed
in a Florida hotel lobby
last Friday.
posted 2:50pm by jholmes
Is it too dangerous to
try to
mix Las Vegas with a
professional sports team
in the city?
posted 2:47pm by jholmes
MILF: Colorado mom
pleads
guilty to throwing sex
parties for her
teenage sons.
Johnson, who is free on bail, held
parties for the boys almost weekly between October 2003 and October
2004, authorities said. She was accused of providing drugs and alcohol
to eight boys and having sex with five of them. posted 10:18am by
jholmes
The worlds
dumbest people.
posted 10:14am by
jholmes
Submit your
Celebrity Bookshelf
to
Bumpshack@gmail.com
New
Mel Gibson epic will
be filmed in Mayan
dialect. posted
12:33am by jholmes
Love letters and cards
that Jennifer Aniston
gave an ex-boyfriend
around 1984 are going on
the auction block.
posted 12:30am by
jholmes
U.S. Defense report
claims
insurgents have
infiltrated the
Iraqi police due to poor
screening procedures.
posted 12:25am by
jholmes
Netflix is
close to launching
movie downloads.
Netflix is a great
little company and sure
beats going to the
rental store.
Check out the Netflix ad
above to learn more.
posted 12:20am by
jholmes
Two of the original
Doors
have been
banned from using the
name and any
likeness to Jim Morrison
in promoting a new band
they are putting
together. Check
BumpPhotos for
pictures of Morrison's
L.A. house that he lived
in around the time he
died. posted
12:17am by jholmes
China is facing a
suicide and depression
epidemic.
Suicide is the number
one cause of death
between those ages 20 -
35 in China.
Each year an additional 2.5 million to
3.5 million Chinese unsuccessfully attempt suicide, which stood as the
fifth major cause of death among the country's 1.3 billion people, the
China Daily said. posted 12:12am by jholmes
Senator Hillary Clinton
continues to try to shed
liberal image and
move towards the
political middle ground.
posted 12:08am by
jholmes
Nine women defy Vatican
to become priests and
deacons. posted
12:03am by jholmes
July 25, 2005
New Jersey woman caught
in scam
pretending to be Jessica
Simpson's assistant.
The 23-year-old amassed
more than $12,000 in
merchandise before being
caught. posted
7:57am by jholmes
56 killed in Nigeria
from bus skidding off
bridge. posted
12:40am by jholmes
Phrases that
freak a woman out.
posted 12:35am by
jholmes
A mystery Chinese farm
bug has
killed 17 farmers
there. posted
12:33am by jholmes
Sir Richard Doll, the
first scientist to link
smoking and cancer,
has died in Oxford at
the age of 92.
posted 12:23am by
jholmes
World Wrestling
Entertainment takes
controversial
Arab-American wrestler
off show after protests
and pressure from UPN,
the TV network that
carries WWE.
posted 12:21am by
jholmes
Al Gore claims
he got joke training
from the late Johnny
Carson. He
obviously didn't get
enough. Most
political experts claim
he would have beat Bush
in the 2000 election if
he had not had the
personality of a log
without bark.
posted 12:14am by
jholmes.
Wal-Mart plans to
double its number of
China stores in 2006
to 90. The mega
store plans to have 55
by years end.
posted 12:11am by
jholmes
July 24, 2005
Hillary aide claims
Clinton will confirm
Bush Supreme Court pick
John Roberts unless
something unforeseen
occurs.
More Supreme Court
nominee news.
posted 8:11pm by jholmes
Bumpshack.com will be
unveiling Celebrity
Bookshelves starting
this week. Want to
be a part? We are
all celebrities in
someones mind, even if
its just our mom or
pops. Just
email me your top 5
books of all-time and I
will be sure to post it
in the
BumpSHOP. Then
maybe some of us won't
waste our time on bad
books. Send me
your lists to
Bumpshack@gmail.com
posted 7:27pm by jholmes
Review of indie film
'Hustle and Flow'
that is making waves at
the box office.
posted 9:10am by jholmes
Armstrong finishes in
Paris
atop the victory stand.
posted 9:05am by jholmes
Suicide bomber in Iraq
kills 40 at police
station.
At least 22
people, most of them
civilians, were
killed, police Col.
Ala'a Salih said.
The U.S. military,
citing initial Iraqi
police reports, said
40 people were
killed, but police
said they were
uncertain where the
figure came from.
posted 9:03am by
jholmes
Lance Armstrong will
cruise to victory today
as the Tour de France
concludes in Paris.
Armstrong will win his
record 7th straight Tour
de France.
Top 10 sports comebacks.
You can guess who is #1.
I was lucky enough to be
at the finish of the
2000 Tour in Paris when
Lance won for the second
time. It was very
exhilarating to
experience first hand.
At this Tour, he
hammered his rivals
from the first day
in the opening time
trial, finishing
second well ahead of
Ullrich and other
top challengers. He
built on his lead in
the first day in the
Alps and comfortably
controlled the race
from that point --
silencing doubters
who questioned
whether he still had
the will and the
legs to win.
posted 12:30am by
jholmes
Top 10 Lingerie Models.
Be sure to check out the
BumpHotties and BumpBeef
Photo Archive as
well. posted
12:24am by jholmes
Many Americans are eager
to know John Roberts
position on abortion.
Read more about the
Supreme Court and
President Bush's nominee.
posted 12:20am by
jholmes
Steven Spielberg's $182
million 'War of the
Worlds'
fizzles and topped at
box office by indie
film 'Hustle and Flow.'
Did
Cruise's promo-hysterics
sink this film?
posted 12:14am by
jholmes
Bill Clinton
launches HIV/AIDS
program in Kenya.
posted 12:11am by
jholmes
The Taliban which has
been
decimated by U.S. Armed
Forces and key
allies is now forcing
children to fight for
them. posted
12:10am by jholmes
A majority of Americans
believe
World War III is very
likely. posted
12:05am by jholmes
July 23, 2005
Supreme Court nominee
page updated.
posted 2:04pm by jholmes
Egypt terror death toll
up to
83 with over 200 injured.
posted 11:43am by
jholmes
HERO: With just the
celebratory stage left
tomorrow in Paris,
Lance Armstrong has
secured his record
seventh straight Tour de
France victory.
Armstrong went out as
the hero he is by
DOMINATING the last time
trial today to more than
double his overall lead
over his nearest
competitor.
Stage 20 Results
Overall Standings
posted 11:26am by
jholmes
The top 10 pet names in
America.
posted 11:22am by
jholmes
When does it become
something more than
'just friends?'
posted 3:04am by jholmes
The reasons
why men are happier
than women. posted
3:01am by jholmes
Reality vs. myths of the
Patriot Act.
posted 2:58am by jholmes
No More Ties:
Under the new collective
bargaining agreement
there will
no longer be hockey
games that end in a tie
in the NHL. I
believe that is very
good for the sport.
Not that it has that
many fans left.
posted 2:41am by jholmes
The Colonel's secret
recipe is still heavily
guarded by KFC, the
artist formally known as
Kentucky Fried Chicken.
posted 2:35am by jholmes
More Terror:
62 killed by multiple
blasts in Egypt.
Three car
bombs exploded in
quick succession in
the Red Sea resort
of Sharm el-Sheik
early Saturday,
ripping through a
hotel and a coffee
shop packed with
European and
Egyptian tourists.
The government said
at least 62 people
died.
At least 62
people were killed,
Health Minister
Mohammed Awad Tag
Eddin said. The
interior minister
earlier said 119
people were wounded
and that at least
eight foreigners
were among the dead.
posted 2:34am by
jholmes
July 22, 2005
Canada comes home with a
plethora of awards
from the World Stupidity
Awards. posted
7:19pm by jholmes
L.A. Times columnist
thinks that
President Bush's intense
exercising is excessive
and scary. I say
this columnist probably
has had one potato chip
too many. posted
11:23am by jholmes
Most overpriced places
to live in the
United States.
posted 11:18am by
jholmes
Tennessee sisters
describe London bombing
experience.
posted 10:43am by
jholmes
Seven tips to
remembering peoples
names. posted
9:15am by jholmes
Giuseppe Guerini
won the 19th stage of
the Tour de France today.
Lance Armstrong played
it safe, with the Tour
virtually in his back
pocket, finishing in
56th, safely in the
peleton with the rest of
his competition.
19th Stage Results
Overall Standings
posted 9:09am by jholmes
50 films you should see
by the age of 14.
I have seen 10 of the 50
and I am a bit past 14.
posted 12:54am by
jholmes
Principal
removes portrait of
President Bush from
teachers room then fires
her. posted
12:51am by jholmes
The
St. Louis Cardinals are
atop the new CNNSI
baseball ratings.
posted 12:45am by
jholmes
People are
comparing the appearance
of Johnny Depp's
character of Charlie
in 'Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory' to
Michael Jackson to
Depp's befuttlement.
posted 12:33am by
jholmes
After the bombings in
London, the
New York City police
will start inspecting
bags of those
boarding subways in NYC.
posted 12:28am by
jholmes
John Roberts appears to
be such a
great choice for the
Supreme Court that
the opposition is
dumbfounded in how to
attack him or his
ideals.
More S.C. Coverage
Upon meeting Roberts
-- I worked with him
in the Reagan and
first Bush
administrations --
one is immediately
impressed by the
warmth of his
personality and his
complete interest in
you. His pleasant
manner is matched,
or exceeded, by his
intelligence, which
manifests itself not
in showy or
know-it-all
pretension, but in a
great capacity to
listen, and
therefore
understand, the most
complex matters.
posted 12:24am by
jholmes
Children are
learning magic at Harry
Potter camps all
over the world.
That in itself is pretty
scary! Order 'Harry
Potter and the
Half-Blood Prince.'
posted 12:17am by
jholmes
The Los Angeles housing
market is
no place for the feint
of heart.
Only 15 percent
of households in Los
Angeles County can
afford to buy the
region's $503,450
median priced home,
according to latest
figures from the
California
Association of
Realtors.
"In Los Angeles,
houses can actually
be dropping off into
the ocean and a week
later people will be
spending a million
dollars buying them
up. That's a
metaphor for
insanity," she said.
The bottom line
is still location,
location, location
and there is no
longer any stigma
attached to mobile
homes -- at least
those with a
community pool,
tennis court and
sunsets over the
ocean.
Stunning
mountains,
bewitching deserts
and sunny January
mornings on the
beach help to
compensate for
earthquakes and the
notorious Los
Angeles traffic.
posted 12:14am by
jholmes
The United States House
of Representatives has
voted to extend the
Patriot Act
indefinitely. I
would not ignore the
impact that the London
bombings probably had on
this passing through the
House as easily as it
did. posted
12:08am by jholmes
July 21, 2005
Gap decided
Joss Stone's butt was
not big enough and
to super-size it with a
butt stand-in for an
upcoming TV campaign.
posted 3:13pm by jholmes
Court decides that
retired sprinter
Michael Johnson may keep
his gold medal from
the 2000 Sydney
Olympics. posted
3:09pm by jholmes
I watched 'Secondhand
Lions' last night.
It was a great film. It
was an original movie
with great acting.
Robert Duvall and
Michael Caine give great
performances in it along with
the child prodigy Haley
Joel Osment. I would
highly recommend it and
Netflix.com
.
Email me at
Bumpshack@gmail.com
for more info. posted
10:58am by jholmes
Condoleezza Rice and her
envoy were
roughed up by Sudanese
security officials
upon arriving in Sudan
today. posted
10:32am by jholmes
Photos of Debra LaFave
under the BumpPhotos tab.
LaFave is the hot
teacher who is accused
of having sex with one
of her 14-year-old
students. posted
10:34am by jholmes
Full Supreme Court
confirmation and
nomination coverage.
Spain's Marcos Serrano
won today's 18th stage
of the Tour de France.
Lance Armstrong finished
over 11 minutes back,
but maintained his lead
over his chief
competitors, and kept
the yellow jersey.
18th Stage Results
Overall Standings
posted 9:24am by jholmes
Breaking:
Four more explosions
rocked London transport
this morning.
The explosions hit the
London Underground again
and a bus.
Tony Blair calls for
calm once again.
The new attacks in
London have
spurred a stock
sell-off in the
markets.
Timeline of the
latest explosions.
posted 8:46am by
jholmes
Gerry Thomas,
the man who invented TV
dinners, had died.
Thomas was 85-years-old.
Thomas, who died
in Paradise Valley
on Monday after a
bout with cancer,
was a salesman for
Omaha,
Nebraska-based C.A.
Swanson and Sons in
1954 when he got the
idea of packaging
frozen meals in a
disposable
aluminum-foil tray,
divided into
compartments to keep
the foods from
mixing. He also gave
the product its
singular name.
The first Swanson
TV Dinner -- turkey
with cornbread
dressing and gravy,
sweet potatoes and
buttered peas --
sold for about $1
and could be cooked
in 25 minutes at 425
degrees. Ten million
sold in the first
year of national
distribution.
posted 1:10am by
jholmes
Gay marriage is now
allowed in Canada
after being signed into
law by the chief justice
of their Supreme Court.
Canada becomes the
fourth nation to grant
full legal rights to
same-sex lovers.
posted 12:43am by
jholmes
Five phrases that a
woman
absolutely does not want
to hear and that
freak her out.
posted 12:38am by
jholmes
Look out Amsterdam:
The Czech Republic is
one
step closer to legalized
prostitution.
An estimated
25,000 people, both
women and men, are
currently involved
in prostitution in
the Czech Republic.
They are
concentrated in
particular in the
regions bordering
Austria and Germany,
where they find a
large number of
clients.
posted 12:33am by
jholmes
Ugandan parliament
member offers to
pay for the education of
young women if they are
virgins when they
leave for school.
posted 12:30am by
jholmes
Hollywood studio
buys rights to story on
the life of slain rapper
The Notorious B.I.G.
posted 12:28am by
jholmes
James Doohan, who
played Scotty from the
original 'Star Trek,'
and who was made famous
by the 'Beam me up
Scotty' line has passed
away at the age of 85.
posted 12:20am by
jholmes
Britons in their
classrooms are
banning the word 'fail'
and replacing it with
'deferred success.'
posted 12:18am by
jholmes
July 20, 2005
MySpace has been bought
for $580 million by the
News Corporation
which also owns Fox
News, DirectTV, Fox,
20th Century Fox and the
New York Post.
MySpace.com is a
social networking
site that has grown
to more than 16
million monthly
users, and features
the equivalent of
home pages created
by 200,000 music
groups, big and
small. Its users
spend hours
exploring areas
devoted to personal
classifieds, music,
blogs, video games
and chat rooms.
posted 3:43pm by
jholmes
Retiring Justice
Sandra Day O'Connor is
praising President
Bush's selection to
replace her on the
court.
"I have watched
Judge Roberts since
he has been an
advocate before our
court, and I and my
colleagues have been
enormously impressed
with his scholarship
and his skills,"
O'Connor said in an
interview Wednesday
during the annual
conference of the
9th U.S. Circuit in
Spokane. "He's
earned an excellent
reputation as a
lawyer, so I think
he's very well
qualified."
"I am disappointed,
in a sense, to see
the percentage of
women on our court
drop by 50 percent,
but I can't be
disappointed in the
quality of person
nominated. He's
first rate," she
added.
posted 3:23pm by
jholmes
For more info check out
the
Bumpshack Supreme Court
Nomination Log.
Lance Armstrong's
teammates dominated
today in the Tour de
France.
Discovery teammate Paola
Savoldelli won the 17th
stage. Lance has a
comfortable lead of two
minutes and 46 seconds
over Ian Basso with four
stages remaining.
17th Stage Results
Overall Standings
posted 3:19pm by jholmes
Attack from the right?
Ann Coulter says Bush
Supreme Court nominee is
a bad pick.
"We don’t
know much about John
Roberts. Stealth
nominees have never
turned out to be a
pleasant surprise
for conservatives.
Never. Not ever...
Oh, yeah...we know
he's argued cases
before the supreme
court. big deal; so
has Larry Flynt's
attorney."
And it makes
no difference that
conservatives in the
White House are
assuring us Roberts
can be trusted. We
got the exact same
assurances from
officials working
for the last
president Bush about
David Hackett Souter.
I believe their
exact words were,
"Read our lips;
Souter's a reliable
conservative."
posted 9:14am by
jholmes
The FDA is is issuing a
warning about the
RU-486 abortion pill
after the deaths of two
more women who took the
pill. posted
12:26am by jholmes
The Colin Farrell
sex tape has been
blocked from
reaching store
shelves......for now.
posted 12:22am by
jholmes
Larry Brown and the
Detroit Pistons decided
to split ways and that
means
Brown will be a richer
man, $6 million
richer to be exact, and
free to coach any team
he so desires to.
posted 12:19am by
jholmes
Music videos could be
coming to iPods.
posted 12:17am by
jholmes
Record of
Accomplishments and
Contradictions of
Supreme Court nominee
John Roberts.
posted 12:15am by
jholmes
Nominee Roberts is well
liked but
his judicial record is
unclear according to
some.
What does Roberts
think about
affirmative action
or gay rights? About
separation of church
and state or the
death penalty? Legal
insiders in
Washington, where
Roberts has spent
nearly 30 years as a
lawyer, government
official and judge
on a prestigious
appeals court,
respond unanimously:
Who knows?
posted 12:12am by
jholmes
Check out the
Bumpshack Supreme Court
Nomination Log.
July 19, 2005
Supreme Court Nomination:
Abortion war sure to
ensue after
Bush picks federal
appeals court judge John
G. Roberts for the
Supreme Court.
Roberts is a former
clerk of Supreme Court
chief justice William
Rehnquist.
Liberal groups, however, say Roberts has taken positions in cases involving free speech and religious liberty that endanger those rights. Abortion rights groups allege that Roberts is hostile to women's reproductive freedom and cite a brief he co-wrote in 1990 that suggested the Supreme Court overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 high court decision that legalized abortion.
"The court's
conclusion in Roe
that there is a
fundamental right to
an abortion ...
finds no support in
the text, structure
or history of the
Constitution," the
brief said.
posted 5:14pm by
jholmes
More on John G. Roberts:
Washington Post,
CNN,
FoxNews,
MSNBC,
MyWay
Facts about Roberts
More info on the Supreme
Court
Bumpshack Supreme Court
Log
Hewlett Packard is
going to cut 14,500 jobs
in an effort to promote
business performance and
efficiency. posted
11:56am by jholmes
UPDATE:
President Bush will
announce his pick for
the Supreme Court
vacancy tonight in
prime time at 9pm
eastern time zone.
posted 11:37am by
jholmes
Speculation in the
Capitol is rampant over
the possibility of Judge
Edith Clement, of the
U.S. Court of Appeals in
New Orleans,
being the choice of
President Bush to fill
the Supreme Court
vacancy that is open
due to the retirement of
justice Sandra Day
O'Connor. posted
9:06am by jholmes
Girl horrifies mother by
wearing flip-flops to
the White House to
meet President Bush.
So did half of her
teammates. It
seems flip-flops are not
just for the beach
anymore. posted
9:01am by jholmes
Lance Armstrong
kept his Tour de France
lead over his nearest
competitor by a margin
of 2 minutes and 46
seconds as Oscar Pererio
won the the 16th stage.
Stage 16 Results
Overall Standings
posted 8:51am by jholmes
Co-ed Crasher?
Owen Wilson courting
20-year-old Duke
University sophomore.
posted 12:48am by
jholmes
Jude Law apologies to
fiancé for affair with
nanny. The nanny was
hired by his ex-wife,
with whom Law has three
kids, who was also
cheated on and deserted
by the actor.
posted 12:45am by
jholmes
Eric Rudolph was
sentenced to life in
prison on Monday for
his role in bombing an
abortion clinic in 1998.
He is to be sentenced
next month for his role
in the 1996 Atlanta
Olympic bombing.
posted 12:40am by
jholmes
Super hot teacher
Debra Lafave has pleaded
insanity for
sleeping with a
14-year-old student of
hers last year.
Photos of Debra at
BumpPhotos.
Fitzgibbons said
plea bargaining
broke down because
prosecutors wanted
Lafave to serve too
much prison time,
though he did not
give details.
"To place an
attractive young
woman in that kind
of hell hole is like
putting a piece of
raw meat in with the
lions," said
Fitzgibbons. "I'm
not sure she would
survive."
posted
12:33am
by
jholmes
A core group of
Republicans are starting
to garner for
Secretary of State Conde
Rice to run for the
presidency in 2008.
It could be a potential
all female race
involving Rice and
Hillary Clinton.
posted 12:28am by
jholmes
The search for a
Supreme Court nominee
appears to be moving
fast and President
Bush could announce one
possibly this week.
posted 12:25am by
jholmes
The
New York Yankees are
back in first place
in the American League
East. They have a
1/2 game lead over the
Red Sox and Orioles.
posted 12:22am by
jholmes
It seems it couldn't be
a
worse time to be an
atheist in America.
posted 12:20am by
jholmes
Retired Vietnam General
William Westmoreland
died Monday night at
the age of 91.
The silver-haired,
jut-jawed officer,
who rose through the
ranks quickly in
Europe during World
War II and later
became
superintendent of
West Point,
contended the United
States did not lose
the conflict in
Southeast Asia
"It's more accurate
to say our country
did not fulfill its
commitment to South
Vietnam," he said.
"By virtue of
Vietnam, the U.S.
held the line for 10
years and stopped
the dominoes from
falling."
posted 12:12am by
jholmes
Colin Farrell is suing
an ex-lover for
trying to distribute and
profit from a sex tape
the two made two and a
half years ago.
posted 12:08am by
jholmes
July 18, 2005
Apple is claiming that
music downloads from its
purchase site iTunes
have topped 500 million
songs. I account
for 25 of those.
posted 9:18am by jholmes
It appears that
only an accident will
keep Lance Armstrong
from the yellow jersey
as the Tour de France
concludes next Sunday in
Paris. posted
9:16am by jholmes
Creator of 'Desperate
Housewives' says that
next seasons story lines
will be darker and
have a more sinister
character living on the
street. posted
12:51am by jholmes
Whirlpool has made a
bid offer of $1.3
billion to buy
competitor Maytag.
posted 12:29am by
jholmes
Former Great Britain
prime minister
Edward Heath died
yesterday at the age
of 89. Heath was
the prime minister from
1970 - 1974.
A
staunch
internationalist,
his main political
triumph was
engineering the
United Kingdom's
1973 entry into what
is now the European
Union. But his
tenure at 10 Downing
Street was marred by
rage over economic
crises and the
"Bloody Sunday"
attacks in Northern
Ireland.
With morale
diminished on the
home front, he twice
lost general
elections in 1974
and then was
overthrown as leader
of his party. He
retained his seat in
the House of
Commons, becoming
its longest-serving
member before
retiring in 2001 as
father of the House.
posted 12:28am by
jholmes
Harry Potter author J.K.
Rowling
made $36 million dollars
within the first 24
hours of the release of
her new novel 'Harry
Potter and the
Half-Blood Prince.'
posted 12:16am by
jholmes
A
plane crash in Africa
killed 50 people after
crashing and burning
into a jungle.
posted 12:12am by
jholmes
Iraq has
brought its first
charges against
ousted former dictator
Saddam Hussein.
The charges were
announced by Judge
Raed Juhi, chief
investigative judge
of the tribunal.
They are connected
with a 1982 series
of detentions and
executions after an
assassination
attempt on Saddam in
Dujayl.
posted 12:10am by
jholmes
Chocolate being good for
your skin? New
spas are using the dark
sweet to rejuvenate the
skin. posted
12:06am by jholmes
Comedy
Central still has no
idea
when the 'Chappelle
Show' will return.
The third season was
suppose to debut two
months ago, but the show
shut down after David
Chappelle vanished.
Chappelle says his
disappearance was due to
stress while others
believe it was due to
depression and substance
abuse. Fans can
feed their Chappelle
craving with Seasons 1
and 2 which are now on
DVD.
Order Season One
Order Season Two
posted 12:03am by
jholmes
July 17, 2005
Florida Gators football
coach
Urban Meyers being
praised in the Sunshine
state for his
staring and pointing at
alumni fundraisers.
posted 8:47pm by jholmes
Lance
Armstrong's teammate
George Hincapie won
today's stage of the
Tour de Lance.
Armstrong finished close
behind in 6th place and
added to his overall
lead against his main
competitors. It is
the first stage win for
an Armstrong teammate
since 1999 and
Hincapie's first Tour de
France win ever.
Tomorrow is an off day
for the Tour before
concluding in Paris next
Sunday.
Stage 15 Results
Overall Standings for
the Yellow Jersey
posted 5:54pm by jholmes
'Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory' was
the
top movie at the box
office taking
in over $54 million
dollars this weekend.
posted 5:47pm by jholmes
Tiger Woods
won the British Open by
five strokes over
his nearest competitor.
It is the 10th Majors
win for Woods and puts
him 8 behind Jack
Nicklaus for the record
of most golf Majors.
posted 5:44pm by jholmes
Actress
Sanda Bullock wed her
bad-boy boyfriend Jesse
James in a sunset
ceremony on a ranch
outside of Santa Barbara
last night. It is
the first marriage for
Bullock and third for
James. posted
10:15am by jholmes
The birth control patch
that has become popular
with those looking for
an alternative to the
pill may cause a serious
health risk.
About a dozen women died
last year due to blood
clots from the patches.
Discuss the patch, your
experiences with it, and
other forms of
contraceptives on the
Bumpshack Message Board.
posted 10:10am by
jholmes
The state of
Kentucky has 'killed'
its 'smiley face'
license plates.
Sad but most drivers
thought the license
plates were too
cheerful.
Road-rage shall rule
supreme as per request
then. posted
10:05am by jholmes
Be sure to check out the
new
BumpHottie-Beef
Photo Archive Index.
posted 1:30am by jholmes
ESPN.com's
Major League Baseball
Team Power Rankings.
posted 1:02am by jholmes
Current University of
North Carolina and
former Kansas basketball
coach
Roy Williams has
admitted making some
mistakes regarding
the NCAA while at
Kansas. He says
the mistakes were
unintentional and were
just gifts to players
who were graduating or
who had used up their
eligibility.
Williams said there
was a "communication
problem" with the
school's compliance
department, leading
him to believe a
gift was permitted.
The violation falls
under the NCAA's
"extra benefit" rule
and specifies that
once athletes
enroll, they are
barred for life from
receiving gifts from
fans.
"I did not know the
rule that once
you're a
student-athlete, you
are a
student-athlete
until death,"
Williams said.
posted 12:18am by
jholmes
A
car bomb exploded in
south Baghdad killing 54
civilians and injuring
84 more. posted
12:05am by jholmes
Police in London have
released still pictures
that were taken of the
four London bombers as
they set out on their
mission that dreadful
day. posted
12:03am by jholmes
July 16, 2005
Today in
the Pyrenees mountains
there was a
battle royale as Lance
Armstrong did battle in
the Tour de France with
Jan Ullrich, Ivan Basso,
and Georg Totshnig.
Totshnig had a big gap
on the rest of the
contenders and the
peleton up until the
last 10km. Georg
Totshnig won stage 14
today. The win is
his first stage win
ever. Armstrong
finished second just 56
seconds behind Totshnig.
Armstrong's main
competitors were all
behind him in finishing.
Armstrong has an overall
lead of one minute and
41 seconds over Michael
Rasmussen in the overall
standings.
14th Stage Results
Overall Standings
posted 9:39am by jholmes
Nick and Jessica Simpson
looked all cozy at the
ESPY awards earlier this
week, but that
did not keep Hollywood
from whispering about
the anonymous email
sent out this week
claiming that Simpson
and 'Dukes of Hazzard'
co-star Johnny Knoxville
are going to go public
with their affair and
then divorce their
spouses. Knoxville
is one of the Duke boys
in the upcoming movie
and Jessica plays a
very sexy Daisy Duke.
posted 2:15am by jholmes
Nude Angel:
Cameron Diaz says she
has
no regrets about posing
nude by showing her
breasts for a model
shoot years ago.
The topless pictures are
at the center of a
perjury and fraud
lawsuit Diaz has brought
against the guy who
snapped the steamy
images back in 1992.
If you think Cameron is
hot then you will love
the
BumpHotties.
posted 2:00am by jholmes
Harry Potter Day:
Today is the official
release date of 'Harry
Potter and the
Half-Blood Prince.'
Order your copy now.
Check out the new
BumpShop.
posted 1:45am by jholmes
Kid Rock
buys three story condo
in Nashville area.
The Detroit native plans
to keep his suburban
Detroit crib as well.
posted 12:55am by
jholmes
Seattle man dies after
having
sex with his horse.
Deputies don't
believe a crime
occurred because
bestiality is not
illegal in
Washington state and
the horse was
uninjured, said
Urquhart.
But because
investigators found
chickens, goats and
sheep on the
property, they are
looking into whether
animal cruelty —
which is a crime —
was committed by
having sex with
these smaller,
weaker animals, he
said.
posted 12:32am by
jholmes
2,000 year old
biblical scroll found in
Israel.
Fosters hope that more
will be found in the
area. posted
12:30am by jholmes
Jessica Simpson's new
video 'These Boots are
Made for Walking' was
created to cause a stir
and it sure has:
"It's disappointing
to have Jessica, a
pastor's daughter
and Christian role
model, join the
ranks of the
'singing strippers'
such as Brittany
[sic] Spears and
Christina Aguilera,"
says spokesperson
John Conner. "She
has one of the most
beautiful voices,
and is a very
beautiful girl, but
it's sad to see her
whore her self [sic]
out like this ...
She took a classic
like the 'Dukes of
Hazzard,' and Daisey
[sic] Duke, and
turned her into a
slutty, stripper
with a fetish for
old men."
"She is not trying
to be sexy. If you
watch her, she's
laughing throughout
the whole thing,"
Jessica's father
tells "Inside
Edition." "She's
dancing like a crazy
thing, like her
mother and sister
would dance at the
house and be stupid.
This is not her
trying to be a
Playboy model, which
is what we're
hearing."
Of course, what Joe
Simpson, a former
minister considers
inappropriate is
questionable. He
once discussed his
daughter's rack with
a disturbing and
un-paternal glee:
"She just is sexy.
If you put her in a
T-shirt or you put
her in a bustier,
she's sexy in both.
She's got double
D's! You can't cover
those suckers up!"
posted 12:20am by
jholmes
The movie industry has
been in a slump for most
of this year.
Seven reasons why we are
no longer going to the
cinema. posted
12:15am by jholmes
Is Eminem ending his
solo career?
Detroit producer
Jeff Bass, who won
an Academy Award for
cowriting Eminem's
"Lose Yourself,"
said while he won't
rule out the
possibility of
further solo albums
from Mathers, "the
Eminem part of his
career isn't going
to be at the
forefront anymore."
In November, Eminem
unveiled his
mind-set for
everybody -- and
nobody caught on.
His new album was
titled "Encore,"
complete with a
cover photo that
showed him taking a
bow. For his fourth
release since his
1999 breakout,
Eminem had chosen to
announce the end of
the show
Buried in the
"Encore" album notes
is a line that
reads, "To my fans
... I'm sorry,"
adjacent to an image
of a bullet. On the
album-ending
"Encore/Curtains
Down," he delivers
his closing stanza
accompanied by the
sound of gunfire:
"Ladies and
gentlemen, thank you
all for coming out
-- peace! / Oh ... I
almost forgot /
You're comin' with
me / Ha ha! Bye
bye!"
posted 12:12am by
jholmes
Golden Bear calls it a
career.
Jack Nicklaus, one of
the greatest if not the
greatest of all-time,
has played his last
rounds of professional
golf. Nicklaus
played well but did not
make the cut to play on
Saturday or Sunday.
He finished his career
at St. Andrews golf
course in Scotland where
golfing began. Jack was
a true professional on
and off the greens.
Tiger Woods has a solid
lead heading into the
weekend. posted
12:11am by jholmes
Ron Artest is back.
Artest played in the
Minnesota Summer League
and looked very sharp.
Artest was suspended for
the remainder of the
just completed NBA
season for his role in a
brawl that continued on
into the stands.
posted 12:04am by
jholmes
July 15, 2005
A mother has been jailed
in Oklahoma after her
baby was born drunk.
Melissa Irene
Tanner, 37, had a
blood alcohol
content of 0.29
percent when she
gave birth June 30,
and her daughter's
was 0.21 percent,
according to an
affidavit by police.
The legal limit for
drivers in Oklahoma
is 0.08 percent.
posted 1:05pm by
jholmes
Robbie McEwen
won the 13th stage of
the Tour de France
this morning.
Lance Armstrong still
maintains the overall
lead.
13th Stage Results
Overall Standings
posted 12:01pm by
jholmes
'Desperate Housewives'
and 'Will and Grace'
lead the Emmy
nominations with 15
apiece. posted
12:33am by jholmes
Some are saying the new
movie 'Wedding Crashers'
is too dirty and in bad
taste while
others are saying it is
the funniest movie of
the year.
posted 12:16am by
jholmes
Like Father Like Son:
The Houston Astros have
signed Roger Clemens'
son Koby to play third
base. The
Astros selected Koby
with their 8th round
pick in last months
draft. Koby had
signed a scholarship to
play at the University
of Texas where his
father played.
Koby will likely spent a
lot of time in the minor
leagues before getting a
chance with the big
club. posted
12:12am by jholmes
15 year old Michelle Wie
won twice in matchplay
today to move to the
quarterfinals of the
U.S. Amateur Open and
within three victories
of an invitation to the
2006 Masters golf
tournament in Georgia.
posted 12:10am by
jholmes
The
death toll in the London
bombings has now
climbed to 54.
posted 12:05am by
jholmes
July 14, 2005
Supreme Court Chief
Justice William
Rehnquist says
he is not going to
retire despite his
poor health. Many
wonder if he will live
that much longer.
He has had major health
problems in recent
years. posted
7:49pm by jholmes
Six health threats that
you
should not ignore.
posted 1:59pm by jholmes
NBA's
Washington Wizards have
traded former #1 pick
Kwame Brown to the Los
Angeles Lakers for Caron
Butler and Chucky Atkins.
Michael Jordan made the
high schooler-to pro
Brown the first pick of
the Wizards when he was
their general manager
back in 2001. He
has been a major
disappointment so far in
his career, but he is
still just 23 years old.
Kwame Brown's career
stats. posted
1:51pm by jholmes
Lance Armstrong had a
setback today in the
Tour de France as
he lost teammate
Manuel Beltran to a
crash on the first
ascent.
Beltran, one of
several riders
Armstrong relies on
to lead him up the
Tour's brutal
climbs, touched
wheels with another
racer and crashed on
the day's first
ascent, hitting his
head. He was so
dazed he didn't know
where he was.
Not since 2001
has Armstrong
finished in Paris
without all of his
teammates. Beltran's
role has been to
lead the American on
mountain ascents,
using his uphill
speed to shake off
rivals.
Armstrong finished in
the main pack today,
more than 10 minutes
back in 41st place for
today. He is still in
first place with healthy
leads on his biggest
rivals.
Stage 12 Results
Overall Standings
posted 1:43pm by jholmes
Granny
marries 31 year old
toy-boy.
posted 1:09pm by jholmes
10 safety checks to make
before buying a car.
posted 1:02pm by jholmes
Bumpshack.com has won
.
Thanks for all of your
support and input.
posted 12:44am by
jholmes
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jholmes
The city of
Paris, France pledged to
never welcome Tom Cruise
back again.
The city cites his
Church of Scientology
beliefs as the reason.
The Vatican has also
denied Tom Cruise access
to use the church to
film scenes for the
upcoming 'Mission
Impossible III.'
Like many other
European
governments, the
French authorities
view Scientology -
founded in the US in
1954 by
science-fiction
writer L. Ron
Hubbard - as a
dangerous cult.