In June 2011, in a land-mark decision, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, of the State of New York, signed into law the right of gays to legally marry. Coming at the end of Gay Pride month, and on the day of New York City's annual Gay Rights Parade, the history-making vote enshrines in law the rights of same-sex couples will be able to legally marry in New York State. Though there is still much work to be done to ensure the end of discrimination and push for a stronger stance against hate-crime, toady, there is great cause for celebration!

Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) admitted Monday that he had sent explicit photographs of himself to women online and apologized to his family and constituents for what he called a "hugely regrettable mistake."

"I haven't told the truth. And I've done things I deeply regret. I've brought pain to people I care about the most and people who believe in me. And for that, I'm deeply sorry," an emotional Weiner said at a New York news conference.

I am glad nobody was hurt. The situation in Korea is much worse than I thought. It remind us how modern combat can affect the innocent. One error is one too many. The bombing cmapiagn that is now on-going in Libya is a good example. When we call them precision munition, guided weapon do fail. Soone or later, some innocent civilians will be killed.
In this case, South Korea troop were too jumpy and fired on a commercial airliner as it descended to land. They were previously told to shoot first and ask for permission later. Sometimes, we forgot how idiot humans can be.