Arizona
congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is home from the hospital less than
six months after she was shot in the head in an assassination attempt.
Giffords has amazed many with her recovery thus far, but she is still
struggling to speak and walk and needs daily intensive therapy. It’s not
known if Giffords will ever recover enough to resume her duties in as a
member of Congress. Source Link
Don’t
expect any live TV coverage of the court battle between actor Charlie
Sheen and the producers who fired him from his starring role in the
series “Two and a Half Men.” A judge has ruled that Sheen’s legal
dispute must be handled through private arbitration rather than a public
trial. Sheen has been replaced on the top-rated series by actor Ashton
Kutcher. Source Link
The
first Google laptops are hitting stores today. Without an operating
system like Windows or Macs, the so-called Chromebooks do all of their
work online through web applications. Without having to power a hard
drive to store programs and data, the Chromebooks can go a full workday
on one battery charge. But they need an Internet connection at all times
to be functional. Source Link
