Things on are Mind

At the MTV awards Eminem performed "we made you" and a couple minutes later got an ass to the face.

He deserves it after talking s*h* about other people.

Asses to the face wouldn't happen if you just mind ya business

Its almost that time for all the Puerto Ricans to come back out and celebrate their heritage and show our P.R pride on June 13 & 14 the ferstival is where everyone chills listen to music,watch performances, y comida lol it stats at 11:00 am to 7:00 pm from 105th & 3rd ave to 120th & 3rd ave
Then the following day is the parade that starts at 11:00 am at Fifth Avenue and 44th Street and proceed uptown along Fifth Avenue to 86th Street.

Comes Out today going to see it even though it looks so freaking scary!

North Korea was testing nuclear missiles and accusing the security council of hypocrisy.

North Korea, whose 1.2-million strong military is one of the world's largest, says it is merely preparing to defend itself against what it says are plans by the United States to launch a preemptive strike to overthrow its communist government.

people with hypokalemia, a drop in blood potassium levels results in problems with vital muscle functions. Symptoms can range from mild weakness to serious paralysis, say Greek researchers who conducted a review of people who drank between two to nine liters of cola a day.

Two of the patients were pregnant women who were admitted to hospital with low potassium levels. One was a 21-year-old woman who drank up to three liters of cola a day and complained of fatigue, appetite loss and persistent vomiting. An electrocardiogram revealed she had a heart blockage, and blood tests showed she had low potassium levels, the researchers explained in a news release.

The second pregnant patient, who'd consumed up to seven liters of cola a day for 10 months, had low potassium levels and was suffering from increasing muscular weakness, the researchers noted.

Both patients made a rapid and full recovery after they stopped drinking cola and took oral or intravenous potassium. The case studies are described in the June issue of the International Journal of Clinical Practice.

"We are consuming more soft drinks than ever before, and a number of health issues have already been identified including tooth problems, bone demineralization and the development of metabolic syndrome and diabetes," and there's increasing evidence that excessive cola consumption leads to hypokalemia