They both have hourglass figures. They are both ethnically exotic. Both are short (you'll look really cool reaching things from the cabinets for them). But Vida is a working class girl who worked her way to the top of her profession, while Kim kind of inherited whatever it is she does and that sex tape didn't hurt - but she's rich! You pick, they won't decide.
In today's news, reporter(?) Mika Brz-something looked around the entire world and saw health care, the economy, pollution, and even the daily earthquakes that will someday make Roland Emmerich films come true and decided to ignore all of that and, instead, scold that scrappy Miley Cyrus for a very tame and shockingly unsexy pole dance. Plus, how does she know it was actually Miley Cyrus doing the dancing and not that Hannah Montana trouble maker? They do look alike
You may want to start keeping a closer eye on where you click if you live in Seattle.
Among 50 U.S. cities studied for their vulnerability to cybercrime, Seattle came out on top as the riskiest place, followed by Boston, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco, according to the report "Norton's Top 10 Riskiest Online Cities," released Monday.
In an effort to study and rank the nation's riskiest cities for cybercrime, Symantec partnered with research firm Sperling's BestPlaces. The two companies used their own internal research and also checked out key facts and figures on each city, including the number of malware attacks, the number of spam zombies, the number of infected computers, the levels of Internet access, and the number of Wi-Fi hotspots.
March 1 was The Honorable Alan Thicke's birthday and it when unacknowledged here at our fair blog. We sincerely apologize or apologise as Admiral Thicke would write (he's Canadian). We are sorry to you, our readers, for letting you down on this most pertinent of international holidays. We also apologiSe to Dr. Thicke, the thousands of authors of 'Growing Pains' erotic fiction, and the town of Canada. Thank you all.
Those without insurance would pay a fee of $695. Pushes up the Medicare tax. The levy on high-cost insurance plans and over time this tax would hit more and more plans. A raise for doctors.
Here are some of the major changes the reconciliation proposal would make to the Senate-passed bill