Talking about strange deaths a “38 years old father” was killed on the spot . he used to work for drug company GlaxoSmithKline and traveled often for business. His mother says he loved fishing, cooking and sports. while he was jogging on south Caroline beach,ha! weird is not it? that Robert Gary Jones of Georgia die right away when the plane hit him.The plane was making an emergency landing.The pilot’s vision was blocked by oil on the windshield also the propelle was giving problems.While Robert G.Jones was listening to his Ipot “wow” now is more secured and better to use “a tread mill”.So Jones probaly was so in to his workout that did not see or hear the plane.Now this sad story gets more blue when was father of two kids one of them was going to have her Birth Day party on wednesday ,Smith was on the beach with his plane Tuesday and confirmed he was the pilot. He said he didn’t want to talk about the crash and offered few details.
The plane started leaking oil at about 13,000 feet and tried originally to make it to Hilton Head Airport, said fire and rescue spokeswoman Joheida Fister.

In the super bowl commercial of E-trade “milkaholic” baby — who happens to be named Lindsay,the model after the ad is asking 100M for her pain and suffering.The main plot is that the two babies are chatting and one is claming to the other one “why you did not call me” and the other ones replies back , he was too busy working on his portafolio in E-trade.

The commercial is very funny however, the main issue that are using the name of Lindsay Lohan “milkaholic” issue.The actress filed a lawsuit in Nassau County Supreme Court over the commercial that debuted during the Super Bowl this year ,ovadia said E-trade has violeted Ovadia said E-Trade has violated Lohan’s rights under New York state civil-rights law and used her “name without asking or paying for using her name.The lawyers said that since the spot was seen by hundreds of millions of people watching the Super Bowl and Winter Olympics finals, the firm has garnered great profits.
The spokesperson for Grey Group, which produced the “milkaholic” commercial, explained that they “avoided using the name Susan because we thought people would be reminded of Susan Dey from the Partridge Family. She is so talented and beloved by so many, we decided to use a less emotional name — one that we thought most viewers would ignore or not care about.

Well the earth is 4.55 billions old and after evolution had some big creatures called Dynasours and were with other species 65.5 million years ago. What were wiped out, by a massive asteroid that crashed into the Gulf of Mexico, creating worldwide havoc,kind of like the bomb in Hiroshima ,however, 5 times much stronger .an international team of researchers said Thursday.

The 7.5-mile-wide asteroid was traveling at a speed about 10 times that of a rifle bullet when it hit, releasing a billion times more energy than the Hiroshima atom bomb. The impact blew dirt and rock around the world, set massive wildfires, knocked down forests worldwide, triggered massive tsunamis and earthquakes of magnitude 11 or larger, and even caused parts of the continent to slip into the ocean.
The new study, scientists analysed the work of palaeontologists, geochemists, climate modellers, geophysicists and sedimentologists who have been collecting evidence about the KT extinction over the last 20 years. Geological records show that the event that triggered the extinction destroyed marine and land ecosystems rapidly, the Chicxulub asteroid(1991, researchers discovered a 120-mile-wide, 1.5-mile-deep crater called Chicxulub in Mexico) impact is the only plausible explanation for the extencion The Dynasours.
Although evidence has shown the posibilities of active volcanism in Deccan Traps at the time, marine and land ecosystems showed only minor changes within the 500,000 years before the time of the KT extinction.

What is the deal with the cars ,they have become an epidemic with the sickest patient being Toyota (TM), which has recalled 8.5 million cars this year. GM, one of the car companies with a chance to benefit from the Misfortune of the Japanese automaker, may have lost that opportunity. By having announced a recall of 1.3 million compact cars in North America because of steering trouble. The defect may be to blame for 14 accidents.The affected models were built from 2005-2010. The motors need to be replaced due to the fact that over time they can fail.

“After our in-depth investigation, we found that this is a condition that takes time to develop. It tends to occur in older models out of warranty,” said Jamie Hresko, GM Vice President of Quality. “Recalling these vehicles is the right thing to do for our customers’ peace of mind. GM Called it “Minor Problem”

It is interesting to note that GM knew about these problems last year and at the time, dismissed it as a minor issue. “General Motors Dismisses Steering Defect as Minor Issue” . Now, with the problems Toyota is facing, GM finds it a more prudent move to go ahead and issue the recall and fix the product defects.

For decades, the auto products liability firm of BISNAR | CHASE has been fighting GM and other auto makers and holding them accountable for the defective products they put on the market. Steering control is very important in a vehicle. When your steering locks up or does not function correctly, you lose control of your vehicle .So now in day we have to be very picky with what car we buy , make sure do some research and ask for the car facts if is used.

Another pain in the neck of a company’s long-standing reputation for quality, Toyota said they would have another recall for spanning some 2.3 million cars for problems with sticking accelerator pedals.The January 2010 recall issue affects the 2009-2010 RAV4, the 2009-2010 Corolla, the 2009-2010 Matrix, the 2005-2010 Avalon, the 2007-2010 Camry, the 2010 Highlander, the 2007-2010 Tundra and the 2008-2010 Sequioia.

Toyota noted that the recall does not include the Prius or any of the Lexus or Scion brands, which use a pedal system from a different manufacturer.However,the world’s most popular hybrid has potential brake problems. The company is now also looking into whether the Prius’ country club cousin, the Lexus HS hybrid, and the Japan-only Sai hybrid, which is based on the HS, might also need their brakes fixed. As of yet, nothing has been decided, but we expect more news soon.Toyota noted that the remedy and timing of the fix isn’t apparent yet.

Today’s announcement is a notice that they will bring a recall, not the actual recall filing itself.
Although Toyota hasn’t indicated how many incidents led to this particular recall, they did indicate that reports of stuck gas pedals have surfaced in vehicles with no floor mats.
“In recent months, Toyota has investigated isolated reports of sticking accelerator pedal mechanisms in certain vehicles without the presence of floor mats,” said TMS Group Vice President Irv Miller.

The U.S.Postal service reported a $3.8 billion loss in the 2009 fiscal year and were trying to cut down expenses by reducing the $5.5 billion in annual payments to pre-fund retiree health benefits that it is slated to make until 2016.USPS has taken action in improving its budget. The agency made $6 billion in cuts last year, reducing its workforce by about 40,000 employees and chopping overtime hours, transportation costs and other expenses. Congress passed legislation allowing the organization to cut retiree health benefit payments by $4 billion.

so the main issue is that instead of working 6 days a week is going to be 5 or four days a week since is going to close some U,S,post offices and replase it by kiosks in grocery stores and other popular retail spots, as part of its effort to work its way out of a big hill of debt.The main impact is the fact that most of the people get to pay bills online ,becoming paperless also the competitors such as the UPS store and FedEx Office that offered mailbox services.

The Post Office, an independent government agency, does not receive taxpayer dollars and is funded entirely by its own revenue. However, the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970 constrains the agency’s operations. It prohibits USPS from closing small branches based soled on economic factors, and prevents the agency from expanding its services beyond postal delivery.So intead of bailingout General Motors the USPS should get help or else is going to be known as a one upon a time story.