Monday, July 25, 2005
Sladen Got The Right Stuff!!!
Lis got all the right stuff to bring back a Doctor Who renaissance to the show with a high rating and a good story to boot! It gives me a great pleasure and honor to announce this wonderful report on the new Doctor, his named is David Tennant along with Billie Piper as Rose Tyler.
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
The "Rose" Review!
Ok, so you want to know about the new Doctor Who story? Well, it seems we have picked up since 1996 from the last T.V. movie of Doctor Who. To begain with the new story was Rose, not that it a Doctor story but, a companion story as well! You might like the special effects and has very good plot to spot! It all started about a young woman name Rose who had lived in London worked in a department store and datting a whimply guy named {I forgot his name is!) well, you cannot blamed me forgetting his name! So on to the story, it seems like Rose would go down the basement and have a chat with her boss. But when she came down, she find the door was locked so she tried to knok on it. But there's no anwer and we find Rose very nervous about this place. So she went to this other door and went inside which has a very long corrdor that goes forever! Well, for Rose, she put on the lights and decide to look around this place. All of the sudden this dummy started to move and went up to Rose who was looking for someone to answer. As Rose about to turned around, she saw so many dummies starting moving and was going after one person: Rose!
Rose was had her back to the wall when all the suddenly a hand grab her by the wrist and started to run for her life. The recurer is a tall thin man who called himself the Doctor wears a leather jacket,black jeans and a V-neck jumper. As he took Rose to safety he told her what he is and tell her run for life. As she started to run, she saw the bulding where she worked has exploded to bits. After that Rose went home and was comforted by her mother and her whimpy boyfriend (which I forgot!)his name is! She told her boyfriend to throw this dummy arm out of the trash bin as promise. So he did as he told and went home to his flat. Back to the story after all this excitment, Rose woke up next morning have her breakfast and there a strange sratch in the catflap and saw the Doctor's head looking strait at her! He say hello and Rose grab the Doctor into the flat. Doctor first look at Rose's mom who tried to seduced him but look other way. His interest was a dummy arm which started to attack the Doctor first while Rose was in the kichen making tea! As Rose came out of the kitchen saw the Doctor was attack by a hand of fear and it decided to go after Rose instead! The Doctor took out his sonice-screwdriver and zap the dummy hand of fear to death!
So you know the rest of the story but to make it a SPOILER you have to find out in the other reviews on Doctor Who websites! A friend of a friend of mine has taped this show but for one story only has let go from his work place! I got this tape from this comic-book store in Malden (New England Comics. Which the owner named Jim who happens to like the new Doctor Who story with great gusto and lot of people who also saw the first episode liked it! Well, I'm going to say this once and for all: I love it! Great story plot, the actors Chris Eccleston and Billie Piper are first rate and it is very funny at the sense where all this going on! Sometimes serious and very meanfully about time and space lines when the Doctor explained to Rose.
The Doctor Who which I grew up in the late 70's and early 80's with Tom Baker and Lis Sladen is still in me! Now we got this new genration of Doctor Who fans from England, has Chris Eccleston and Billie Piper as the carryers of the torch 21st century! Too Bad that Chris is leaving the first season after the show was off the ground! Because he's afraid of type-casting so I don't the rest of it! But, you have asked for it! O.K.?
Rose was had her back to the wall when all the suddenly a hand grab her by the wrist and started to run for her life. The recurer is a tall thin man who called himself the Doctor wears a leather jacket,black jeans and a V-neck jumper. As he took Rose to safety he told her what he is and tell her run for life. As she started to run, she saw the bulding where she worked has exploded to bits. After that Rose went home and was comforted by her mother and her whimpy boyfriend (which I forgot!)his name is! She told her boyfriend to throw this dummy arm out of the trash bin as promise. So he did as he told and went home to his flat. Back to the story after all this excitment, Rose woke up next morning have her breakfast and there a strange sratch in the catflap and saw the Doctor's head looking strait at her! He say hello and Rose grab the Doctor into the flat. Doctor first look at Rose's mom who tried to seduced him but look other way. His interest was a dummy arm which started to attack the Doctor first while Rose was in the kichen making tea! As Rose came out of the kitchen saw the Doctor was attack by a hand of fear and it decided to go after Rose instead! The Doctor took out his sonice-screwdriver and zap the dummy hand of fear to death!
So you know the rest of the story but to make it a SPOILER you have to find out in the other reviews on Doctor Who websites! A friend of a friend of mine has taped this show but for one story only has let go from his work place! I got this tape from this comic-book store in Malden (New England Comics. Which the owner named Jim who happens to like the new Doctor Who story with great gusto and lot of people who also saw the first episode liked it! Well, I'm going to say this once and for all: I love it! Great story plot, the actors Chris Eccleston and Billie Piper are first rate and it is very funny at the sense where all this going on! Sometimes serious and very meanfully about time and space lines when the Doctor explained to Rose.
The Doctor Who which I grew up in the late 70's and early 80's with Tom Baker and Lis Sladen is still in me! Now we got this new genration of Doctor Who fans from England, has Chris Eccleston and Billie Piper as the carryers of the torch 21st century! Too Bad that Chris is leaving the first season after the show was off the ground! Because he's afraid of type-casting so I don't the rest of it! But, you have asked for it! O.K.?
Sunday, March 20, 2005
Can Congress Plays God To This Woman?
For the last few days you hear about the case of Terri Schiavo. The woman who was brain-damaged and living in this "vegetative" state had apaird to be in central figure in the U.S. Congress. Senators passed the Terri Schiavo bill by a voice voice amid growing political pressure to save the woman's life.
"The president believes that this is a case where serious questions and significant doubts have been raised," White House spokesman Scott McClellan told reporters aboard Air Force One carrying George W. Bush back to Washington, where he will sign the bill when it is ready.
"That's why he believes we ought to have a presumption in favor of life," the spokesman added.
Forty-one-year-old Terri Schiavo has been in a persistent vegetative state for the past 15 years following a cardiac arrest that damaged her brain.
Her feeding tube was removed Friday, after a protracted legal battle that pits the woman's husband, Michael Schiavo, against her parents, Bob and Mary Schindler.
Michael Schiavo insists Terri should be allowed to die because that was her wish communicated to him when she was well. The Schindlers argue their daughter should be kept alive and have questioned Michael's fitness to serve as his wife's guardian.
A Florida state judge, believing Michael Schiavo's testimony about his wife's wishes, had ordered her caregivers to stop feeding her.
Under the bill passed by the Senate, a federal district judge will receive jurisdiction over the case, thus setting the stage for a new protracted round of litigation.
The House of Representatives, meeting in a special session Sunday, was expected to convene at 9:00 pm (0200 GMT Monday) to hold a three-hour debate before voting on the measure, which will then be sent to Bush for his signature.
"The bill has overwhelming bipartisan support in the House," House Republican Majority Leader Tom DeLay told reporters, adding that he had no doubt it will pass easily.
But House Republicans failed to move the measure as fast as they had hoped because Democrats objected to rushing it through without debate. That forced the House leadership to spend time ensuring a quorum by bringing members, who had already left for their districts for Easter holidays, back to Washington.
Bush returned from a weekend in Texas to sign the bill.
Congress approved emergency legislation early Monday to let Terri Schiavo's parents ask a federal judge to prolong their daughter's life, capping days of emotional debate over who should decide life and death.
President Bush waited at the White House to sign the measure permitting a federal review of the case, which could trigger the reinsertion of feeding tubes needed to keep the brain-damaged Florida woman alive.
The House passed the bill on a 203-58 vote after calling lawmakers back for an emergency Sunday session for debate that stretched past midnight.
The Senate approved the bill Sunday by voice vote.
Republican supporters said the "Palm Sunday Compromise" seeks to protect the constitutional rights of a disabled person and rejected suggestions that political motives lay behind the last-minute maneuver.
"When a person's intentions regarding whether to receive lifesaving treatment are unclear, the responsibility of a compassionate nation is to affirm that person's right to life," said House Judiciary Committee Chairman James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis. "In our deeds and public actions, we must build a culture of life that welcomes and defends all human life."
Many Democrats who opposed the bill said the congressional vote placed lawmakers in the middle of issues best left to state courts and family members.
"Today, congressional leaders are trying to appoint Congress as a judge and jury," said Rep. Jim Davis, D-Fla. "If we do not draw the line in the sand today, there is no limit to what democratic principles this Congress will ignore or what liberties they may trample on next."
House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill. and others rejected the description of the brain-damaged woman as persisting in a "vegetative" state.
"She laughs, she cries and she smiles with those around her. She is aware of her surroundings and is responsive to them," he said. "This is a woman who deserves a chance at life and not a death sentence of starvation and dehydration."
Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., rejected the notion that elected lawmakers could accurately diagnose her condition.
"The caption tonight ought to be: We're not doctors, we just play them on C-SPAN," he said.
"The president believes that this is a case where serious questions and significant doubts have been raised," White House spokesman Scott McClellan told reporters aboard Air Force One carrying George W. Bush back to Washington, where he will sign the bill when it is ready.
"That's why he believes we ought to have a presumption in favor of life," the spokesman added.
Forty-one-year-old Terri Schiavo has been in a persistent vegetative state for the past 15 years following a cardiac arrest that damaged her brain.
Her feeding tube was removed Friday, after a protracted legal battle that pits the woman's husband, Michael Schiavo, against her parents, Bob and Mary Schindler.
Michael Schiavo insists Terri should be allowed to die because that was her wish communicated to him when she was well. The Schindlers argue their daughter should be kept alive and have questioned Michael's fitness to serve as his wife's guardian.
A Florida state judge, believing Michael Schiavo's testimony about his wife's wishes, had ordered her caregivers to stop feeding her.
Under the bill passed by the Senate, a federal district judge will receive jurisdiction over the case, thus setting the stage for a new protracted round of litigation.
The House of Representatives, meeting in a special session Sunday, was expected to convene at 9:00 pm (0200 GMT Monday) to hold a three-hour debate before voting on the measure, which will then be sent to Bush for his signature.
"The bill has overwhelming bipartisan support in the House," House Republican Majority Leader Tom DeLay told reporters, adding that he had no doubt it will pass easily.
But House Republicans failed to move the measure as fast as they had hoped because Democrats objected to rushing it through without debate. That forced the House leadership to spend time ensuring a quorum by bringing members, who had already left for their districts for Easter holidays, back to Washington.
Bush returned from a weekend in Texas to sign the bill.
Congress approved emergency legislation early Monday to let Terri Schiavo's parents ask a federal judge to prolong their daughter's life, capping days of emotional debate over who should decide life and death.
President Bush waited at the White House to sign the measure permitting a federal review of the case, which could trigger the reinsertion of feeding tubes needed to keep the brain-damaged Florida woman alive.
The House passed the bill on a 203-58 vote after calling lawmakers back for an emergency Sunday session for debate that stretched past midnight.
The Senate approved the bill Sunday by voice vote.
Republican supporters said the "Palm Sunday Compromise" seeks to protect the constitutional rights of a disabled person and rejected suggestions that political motives lay behind the last-minute maneuver.
"When a person's intentions regarding whether to receive lifesaving treatment are unclear, the responsibility of a compassionate nation is to affirm that person's right to life," said House Judiciary Committee Chairman James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis. "In our deeds and public actions, we must build a culture of life that welcomes and defends all human life."
Many Democrats who opposed the bill said the congressional vote placed lawmakers in the middle of issues best left to state courts and family members.
"Today, congressional leaders are trying to appoint Congress as a judge and jury," said Rep. Jim Davis, D-Fla. "If we do not draw the line in the sand today, there is no limit to what democratic principles this Congress will ignore or what liberties they may trample on next."
House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill. and others rejected the description of the brain-damaged woman as persisting in a "vegetative" state.
"She laughs, she cries and she smiles with those around her. She is aware of her surroundings and is responsive to them," he said. "This is a woman who deserves a chance at life and not a death sentence of starvation and dehydration."
Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., rejected the notion that elected lawmakers could accurately diagnose her condition.
"The caption tonight ought to be: We're not doctors, we just play them on C-SPAN," he said.
Thursday, March 03, 2005
Martha Stewart to Be Released From Prison
Well the domestic icon is get out of the federal pen on March 6, 2005. It seem ironic that Martha will go another five months of house confinement, and two years probation, for lying about a stock sale, conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
Well Martha, you got what you deserved a prison for five months and house arrest another five months and two years of probation, for lying,conspiracy and obstruction of justice!
So welcome home Martha Stewart! You can go to hell and rot your remaining days of cooking and cleaning and worst all decorating, gardening, and holidays!
Well Martha, you got what you deserved a prison for five months and house arrest another five months and two years of probation, for lying,conspiracy and obstruction of justice!
So welcome home Martha Stewart! You can go to hell and rot your remaining days of cooking and cleaning and worst all decorating, gardening, and holidays!
Monday, February 14, 2005
Your Official Doctor Who, Lis Sladen News and well as politics
Hi, Today's news in the Doctor Who world : There's a rumors they might bring a back Doctor Who in the U.S.A. showing the new ones on Sci-Fi Channel or USA Network. It it's true we might get the chance to see the new Doctor and his new companion, Rose Tyler on T.V. as soon as possible! So cross those fingers and wait and see!
The good news that Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith) is comming to the U.S. A again! This time it will be in Los Angeles, California in the Gallifrey One takes place this weekend, February 18-20, 2005 at the Airtel Plaza Hotel. So enjoy your self!
This is my first Blog and news thing for me! So be patient and don't worry about this blog! Theres so many surpises in this thing!
The good news that Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith) is comming to the U.S. A again! This time it will be in Los Angeles, California in the Gallifrey One takes place this weekend, February 18-20, 2005 at the Airtel Plaza Hotel. So enjoy your self!
This is my first Blog and news thing for me! So be patient and don't worry about this blog! Theres so many surpises in this thing!
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