the fairer sex

the Girls of CoOlDiGgY

(coming soon)

The Girl from Lost is Kinda Hot

She's like Mexican or Persian or Tauron or something. She's on Lost so she's either dead or a dream or from the past. We don't know much about Zuleikha Robinson except that she's a busty cutie. That's good enough for us here at CoOlDiGgY

girl blurbs

*We're with Sandra: Jesse James's mistress is a Nazi

*We like Heidi Montag's short shorts

*Principles at her age? Miley Cyrus quit Twitter because her redneck fans were homophobes

*Kim Kardashian is a purple hourglass people eater

*The 20 Hottest NCAA Cheerleading Sqauds

the random

Happy birthday to one of our favorite Bond Girls: Ursula Andress. It was always weird that her last name sounded like "undress"

CoOlDiGgY tech & media

Senators push Obama for biometric national ID card

Two U.S. senators met with President Obama on Thursday to push for a national ID card with biometric information such as a fingerprint, hand scan, or iris scan that all employers would be required to verify.

In an opinion article published in Friday's edition of the Washington Post, Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) say the new identification cards will "ensure that illegal workers cannot get jobs" and "dramatically decrease illegal immigration."

Schumer and Graham pitched the idea to President Obama during a private meeting Thursday at the White House. Graham said afterward that Obama "welcomed" their proposal for a new ID card law; the White House said in a statement that the senators' plan was "promising."

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*California Court Rules Cyber-Bullying Is Not Free Speech

*A computer glitch sent police to the home of elderly couple's home over 50 times

*Pay to Play: Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews

*British youngsters prefer online advice to parents

*Sex.com auction takes a cold shower

*U.S. wind power growing fast but still lags

*Palm's future: a vicious cycle

*Tech Equipment Tax Deduction Tips

*Court Slaps Prosecutor Who Threatened Child-Porn Charges Over ‘Sexting’

sports & health

Murray State stuns Vanderbilt

*St. John's fires Roberts after NIT ouster

*Vancouver Canucks sign Ryan Kesler for six years, $30-million

*Klitschko ready for heavyweight title defense against Chambers

*Mountaineers motivated entering NCAA tournament

*Ohio beats Georgetown in tournament opener

the frivolous

Jack White defends Meg's drumming skills

*Ryan Seacrest's Twitter faux pas sink Wednesday 'Idol' ratings

*JLo Is Going Overboard In More Ways Than One

*Christiane Amanpour Exits CNN for ABC Politics Show

*No Deal for Paula Abdul at ABC

*Crazy Brunette News: World's first genderless person doesn't want to have sex with you

the big story (late edition)

Nader vs Kucinich: Rep. on Hot Seat for Health Care Backtrack

earlier:

Gov't Bank Regulators Got Big Bonuses

As lame-duck Senator Chris Dodd pushes through symbolic reform under the auspices of the privately-owned Federal Reserve, regulators who actually work for the government received big bonuses for "overseeing" the big banks. Corruptible system or criminal enterprise?


WASHINGTON — The government has given millions of dollars in bonuses to its bank regulators.

The payments are detailed in payroll data released to The Associated Press under the Freedom of Information Act. They are the latest evidence of the government's false sense of security during the go-go days of the financial boom. The regulators received taxpayer-funded bonuses despite missing or ignoring signs that the system was about to melt down.

The bonuses were part of a reward program little known outside the government. Some government regulators have received tens of thousands of dollars in perks, boosting their salaries by almost 25 percent.

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