politiciansholdingbabies:

John McCain



McCain gonna lick that baby!

politiciansholdingbabies:

John McCain

McCain gonna lick that baby!

Chávez’s daughter angers Venezuelans and unleashes photo craze


univisionnews:


President Hugo Chávez’s daughter, Rosines, angered Venezuelans by posting this picture of herself on the web. (Instagram)

By MANUEL RUEDA
Channel: Latin American Affairs, Economics

Mexico’s Enrique Peña Nieto is not the only politician who must cope with a controversial daughter.

This week, Hugo Chávez’s 14-year-old daughter, Rosines, angered Venezuelans and embarrassed her father, by posting the above picture of herself on the web.

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Fliff!

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npr:

Did you know the Morning Edition theme song has lyrics?!! Well, it does and here they are for your sing-a-long pleasure! — Tanya

The Morning Edition Theme

Oh I hate to get up in the morning

Please don’t wake me up this morning

Let me stay in bed … and … sleep (I don’t like to daydream)

****

The world can turn without me today

And if you wake me up I can say

That we will not be friends… for… long

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Remember when… we used to sleep forever?

Dreams… floating as light as feathers

When… will those delightful dreams

Come back again?

Tell me when!!!

****

For crying out loud, please would you shut up

No news, no features, I’ve had enough …

But, say, who wrote your great … theme … song???

Lyrics ©1979 BJ Leiderman Music

latimes:

Solar storm sends charged particles toward Earth: The bombardment is expected to reach us Tuesday morning, but the threat to satellites and power grids appears to be low.
Photo:   A solar flare erupts Sunday night, in a storm that is sending charged particles toward Earth. Credit: NASA

latimes:

Solar storm sends charged particles toward Earth: The bombardment is expected to reach us Tuesday morning, but the threat to satellites and power grids appears to be low.

Photo: A solar flare erupts Sunday night, in a storm that is sending charged particles toward Earth. Credit: NASA

(Source: Los Angeles Times, via npr)