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A look at the latest crazy health and safety rulings that hold people back from doing the everyday jobs that they love for fear of a compensation claim.

Though the Olympic Games kicked off in considerable splendour last week, the 29th games has been shrouded in a thick cloud of controversy ever since China was announced as the host. But with zero countries deciding to boycott the competition, we look at the conflict between the political and the sporting concerns that surround the Olympics.

If you’re an official “Greenie” or you want to get into organic gardening there a few really easy ways to go about this!

However it is produced, electrically is not free. Now most electricity is produced by the energy sources of today, primarily coal, nuclear, and hydroelectric. Every facet and aspect of our lives can be controlled when energy is controlled. Governments that control energy sources and technology will become all powerful in tomorrow’s energy starved world.

An exclusive interview with director Tom Kalin on his latest controversial film, Savage Grace. The story centers on the Baekland family tragedy where a mother’s incestrous love drives her son to murder.

It may already be too late to save America as we know and love it. A far different country may emerge from the seeds that eight years of mismanagement have sown.

As long as America remains hooked upon oil and in spending more than we take in on unwise wars and in garrisoning the world it will likely take more than an Obama or McCain to save us from a long downward spiral off the king of the mountain heap.

A must read, eye opening look at America’s dependency on gasoline and the positive effects it is happening on our world.

For awhile Americans thought that the saying “they sweat, we think” was cool. However, now thinking Americans are beginning to wonder if a service based economy will be able to compete in today’s fast moving world. Nations that have concentrated on high tech manufacturing and that actually make things that people all over the world want are moving ahead economically while the US falls behind.

Since the double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorious was cleared to run in the Beijing Olympics last month his case has attracted a huge amount of debate. With his dependence on the controversial ‘Cheetah’ carbon blades to allow him to compete, is it fair that he race against able-bodied athletes?