| Shia LaBeouf Loves Life In 'Disturbia'
Sure, former Disney Channel actor Shia LaBeouf isn't making the covers of teen magazines pushing a new bubblegum pop album, but it suits the former "Even Stevens" star just fine. In fact, the star of the new suspense thriller "Disturbia" couldn't think of a more disturbing scenario. "I'm fortunate, especially after the Disney Channel thing. You can get locked into a 'High School Musical' route, put an album out -- it just really was never my thing," LaBeouf said in a recent @ The Movies interview. "I don't know if I really ever fit in there. I'm sort of the anomaly at that place. It's very one-note." LaBeouf, whose starred in such films as "Holes," "I, Robot," "The Greatest Game Ever Played" and "Bobby" since his "Even Stevens" days, is hardly biting the hand that fed him from 1999 through 2003.
FEATURE - Olympics - World champion Rawlinson in juggling act
The 25-year-old juggles motherhood with her job of running round in circles and skimming the top of hurdles and she is one of the favourites to win gold at the Beijing Olympics. Rawlinson was strongly fancied to win in Athens four years ago before a knee injury ruined her chances. She underwent surgery a week before the Games and could manage only fifth in the final, competing under her maiden name Pittman. As in her chosen profession, her life has gone full circle since then. She married British hurdler Chris Rawlinson in 2006 and the couple had a son later that year. Marriage and motherhood did nothing to dampen her enthusiasm for athletics and her determination to win Olympic gold. She captured her second world title at Osaka last year and says she is determined to make amends for the disappointment of Athens when she lines up on the blocks at Beijing in August.
NYT: Veterans Are Murderers on 'Downward Spiral'
This 9 page (on the web) report gives us case after case and lots of generalities, such as... "Everything is multicausational, of course," Dr. Lifton continued. “But combat, especially in a counterinsurgency war, is such a powerful experience that to discount it would be artificial." An obvious statement, but not a conclusive one by any means. This piece is filled with these sorts of comments alongside the specific stories of returning vets who did have breakdowns that led to murder. But the Times wants to make it seem as if our vets are universally a troubled lot. But these killings provide a kind of echo sounding for the profound depths to which some veterans have fallen, whether at the bottom of a downward spiral or in a sudden burst of violence.
Nokia 6220 Classic 5 megapixel camera phone redefines the phrase ...
The new Nokia 6220 classic phone, with its 5 megapixel camera, auto focus and xenon flash is a credible alternative to single-purpose digital cameras. Additionally it integrates A-GPS for location tagging, Nokia Maps and possibility to upgrade to full navigation. .
Super Kids: Waimalu's Multimedia Class
Today Malika Dudley introduces us to not just one Super Kid, but a group of them. We met this class of GT, or gifted and talented 6th graders, right here on Sunrise. They're learning about multi-media technology and came to see us to learn more. But it all started when Malika visited their school and discovered a gold mine. Thirteen Super Kids, all in one place. .
Clinton Accuses Obama of Being Too Far Left
Its been the power political machine that's said if you are a party hack and want to advance, attach yourself to Hillary as the sure winner. Take that away and all she's got left to run on is her bitchy personality and her right-wing, pro-corporate record. .
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