In the beginning of this decade, I needed stamps to send letters to Kenya. It’s not that there wasn’t internet; it’s just that it wasn’t that easily accessible. Now America and host of other countries are playing catch-up with a number of African countries where African’s not only send/receive e-mail but also use their phones to send/receive money. Boy bands were the IT fixture in the musical staple all over the World, now we simply have a boy and a band. If you were purchasing a music CD you went to a store, well now you just download the song or music you want. … More

Very unhappy fans of Sarah Palin have been going rogue on the Alaska Republican during her book tour, the latest being in Noblesville, Indiana.

The local Borders outlet had handed out 1,000 wristbands to book purchasers; the wristbands were supposed to procure fans Palin’s signature on their hardback copies of “Going Rogue.” But several dozen people who had been promised signatures were turned away empty-handed after waiting hours in poor weather, a local news outlet, the Indy Channel, reported. Here’s my question, if she can quit being governor of the Alaskans, how big a deal is it for her to quit on only 1,000 book purchasers! … More

Millions across the globe celebrated during last years Olympics when Usian Bolt won a record four gold medals including being dubbed the World’s fastest man. It would come as a great surprise if in today’s headlines you read he had to give up his medals because he couldn’t keep up with the payment of the medals, right! It’s a rather awkward analogy. The show Extreme makeover: Home Edition on ABC has provided American viewers with some of the greatest heartwarming moments on TV resulting to it becoming a hit TV show. … More