So I lay in bed and listened as she told her story to Connie Chung. Oh yeah, the Governor just walked up to her and started rubbing his arm on her breast infront of one of her staff.

Mr. Governor were you high? And Ms. Former Nursing Home CEO were you mistaken? What were you thinking? Don't you know the result of the scorned mistress?

Well I almost fell off my bed when she told Connie that her motivating factor is that she does not want what happened to her to happen to any other women. Throughout the entire interview she kept saying "Well the Governor is a powerful man." Do women ever get it? Why have a relationship with a man if you are never going to wear the ring? Or if you do and you enjoy the fruits of such a relationship, how dare you cry foul when the relationship is over!!!

Men have to be careful not to be thinking with their lower head and women if the guy is married stay away. Don't act stupid.

She was right about one thing. He was the genesis of ruining his own career.

So much has been written about Islamic fundamentalism since 11th September that we might think this was a concept unknown in any other religion. This is not the case. The concept began its semantic career at the start of the 20th century, applied to the defence of Protestant orthodoxy against Darwinism. The Concise Oxford Dictionary defines it as "the strict maintenance of traditional orthodox religious beliefs" and the literal acceptance of holy creeds.

On Saturday September 28th, anti-war demonstrators marched through London calling on Britain to abandon military plans for Iraq. Earlier this week Blair presented a dossier of evidence he says shows Iraq is a threat to the international community. (Full story )

Thousands gathered at the Embankment, next to the River Thames, for a march through Westminster to Hyde Park where they were expected to hold a rally.

Many in the crowds carried placards reading "Don't attack Iraq" and "Not in my name."

Irial Eno, a 12-year-old girl carried a homemade banner which read: "Iraq is not our enemy, stop Bush."

She told the Associated Press: "Iraq has already had lots of trouble. I just don't think that Bush should bomb them. So many people will die just for one man."

Her mother Anthea Eno said: "There must be some other way. People are going to suffer, as always."

U.S. Policies Leave Immigrants Separate and Unequal

For a nation of immigrants, america has long been a bit grudging about putting out the welcome mat for newcomers. For more than a century, Congress has set seemingly arbitrary limits on the number of immigrants from various countries who will be allowed into the United States each year, regularly changed the rules for both initial and renewal visas, and enacted laws that make offenses committed long ago reasons for deportation. All this is done, according to some critics, with little regard for the impact on immigrants and their families, the U.S. economy or even simple notions of fairness.

Tryall Club, Jamaica: Luxury Villa Resort Planning an upcoming family vacation? An exciting adventure with a group of friends? Or perhaps a romantic getaway for two? It's time to experience the exclusive Tryall Club located in beautiful Montego Bay, Jamaica. Imagine staying in one of the sixty-nine privately owned luxury villas spread out across 2,200 acres of land. Include in the picture an 18th-century Georgian Great House, a top-notch golf course, great tennis facilities, white-sand beach, all fully equipped with a welcoming staff and you have the perfect destination. The enchanting villas range in size from 1-6 bedrooms … all tastefully decorated with the finest touches. Hillside accommodations offer spectacular views while several fantastic villas are available directly on the beach. Eager to hit the greens and test your golf skills on a world class course? Look no further than Tryall's 6,221-yard, par 72 course … not only considered one of the best rounds in Jamaica, but the entire Caribbean. Previous international events held here include: The Johnnie Walker World Championships, Mazda Champions, Jamaica Classic and Shell's Wonderful World of Golf. Of course tennis lovers will have quite the treat as well. Included in the tennis center are nine Nova-Cushion tennis courts (lit for night play), a fully equipped tennis shop, an international pro, and his team of teaching assistants and ball boys. The activities don't stop there... let Tryall organize some adventurous day tours for you. You can partake in anything from horseback riding and fishing trips to river rafting and scuba diving. Guests will have access to the private beaches, kayaks, sail boats and snorkeling equipment. For those interested in a more soothing and relaxing vacation, Tryall will certainly make sure that you are not left out! There are many pathways to take a stroll along, relax and sunbath by your villas private pool or have a massage at the club's spa and fitness facilities. There's no better way to relieve the stress of the millennium than to visit the Tryall club. The most stressful decision that you'll have to make is where you are going to eat next: you can choose to eat on the terrace at the Great House Restaurant, have lunch at the beach café or have a chef cook a meal for you in your own villa. The children will be well taken care of as well and will have a blast over at the Kids Club. Numerous activities are organized for them such as arts and crafts, talent shows and treasure hunts. Even if you have not been planning on taking an upcoming vacation - perhaps now that you have read about the Tryall club you're already working on flights to Jamaica! The club is just 12 miles west of the Montego Bay airport … so you don't have to travel far once you've landed … the airport transfers to your villa are an easy process which is also arranged for you. So come see it for yourself ... Tryall club really does have something to offer for everyone. Your time spent there will be an experience that you will never forget. Source:Caribbeanway.com

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October 8th in History

In 1871, the Great Chicago Fire started on this date. It destroyed more than 17,000 buildings, killed more than 300 people and left 90,000 homeless. That same day, a forest fire began at Peshtigo, Wisc., eventually burning some 850 square miles and killing about 1,100 people.

In 1918, Sgt. Alvin York of Tennessee became a World War I hero by single-handedly capturing a hill in the Argonne Forest of France, killing 20 enemy soldiers and capturing 132 others.

In 1919, Congress passed the Volstead Act, prohibiting the sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages.

Also in 1919, the first U.S. transcontinental air race began with 63 planes competing in the round-trip aerial derby between California and New York Each way took about three days.

In 1967, Argentinian-born Communist revolutionary Ernesto Che Guevara, an important figure in the 1959 Cuban revolution, was killed while leading a guerrilla war in Bolivia.

In 1990, at least 17 Moslems were killed by Israeli police in rioting on the Temple Mount, the third holiest site in Islam.

In 1991, a federal judge in Anchorage, Alaska, approved a $1 billion settlement against Exxon for the Valdez oil spill.

Also in 1991, former assistant secretary of state Elliott Abrams pleaded guilty to withholding information from Congress in the Iran-Contra scandal. And in 1991, the Soviet Union agreed to remove an estimated 45,000 troops from Poland by the end of 1992.

In 1992, former West German chancellor Willy Brandt died of intestinal cancer in his house outside Bonn. He was 78.

In 1993, the U.S. Justice Department released its report on its handling of the 51-day siege at the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas. It concluded the department and Attorney General Reno made no mistakes and that the cult bore the blame for the fire that destroyed the compound, killing at least 75 people.

In 1996, the Vatican announced that Pope John Paul II's appendix had been removed.

In 1997, a major hurricane battered Acapulco, Mexico, and vicinity. The death toll was more than 200, with many more people left homeless.

Also in 1997, three years after the death of longtime North Korean ruler Kim Il Sung, his son, Kim Jong Il, officially inherited his father's title of general secretary of the Communist Party.

In 1998, the House of Representatives voted 258-176 to begin impeachment hearings against President Clinton.

In 2000, as the Israeli-Palestinian violence continued, President Clinton asked Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to hold an urgent summit meeting.

In 2001, U.S. transport planes dropped 37,000 meals into areas of Afghanistan where mass starvation was feared imminent.

Also in 2001, the United Nations and Secretary-General Kofi Annan shared the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Jamaica AIDS Support launches Anti Discrimination and Stigma Campaign

On October 1, the Jamaica AIDS Support launched its 2002 Anti Discrimination and Stigma campaign in Kingston with the unveiling of a stunning poster under the theme, “If you judge people, you will have no time to love them.” (Mother Teresa). The campaign sets out to counter the "stigma" and "discrimination" associated with the HIV/AIDS epidemic. A wall sized print of the poster and accompanying 2003 calendar were unveiled by two of the models Jamaican actress Audrey Reid star of the hit movie “Dancehall Queen” and rising reggae artiste Abijah.

At the ceremony which took place at the Kingston headquarters of the Jamaica AIDS Support, Public Defender, Howard Hamilton, who also posed for the poster and calendar reminded the gathering that "Stigma and discrimination are the two words that present the greatest harm to providing adequate care and treatment for persons living with HIV/AIDS.” READ COMPLETE ARTICLE