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When I saw this picture, rising the charts, I had to share it with you just in case you missed it. Spanish Prime Ministers daughters are the devil worshipers.

Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero’s 13-year-old Alba (right) and 16-year-old Laura (left) are rarely in the public eye, I wonder why. Yo Jose, gotta keep this shit on the D low, you done messed up now. I am sure people are going to wonder why he is running the country when he can’t even get his own house in order.

See that signature Obama smile, he had to take over 130 pictures but that smile never changed. Now thats really weird. How can you have the same exact smile for over 130 pictures. This is one consistent Obama smile, see for yourself.

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I remember watching Mackenzie on “One Day at a Time” in the early 1980s.  If you never saw the show, chances are you missed her acting talents and never got a chance to see her perform.  Anywhere.  She was fired publicly in 1984 using drugs on the set and coming to work absolutely non-functional.  She hardly worked at all after that.  She was bad news.

Many think that was the beginning of the end.  In reality, her end started a few years before that.  Her firing just made it official.

For anyone who has never had to conquer an addiction, it’s easy to ridicule and point fingers.  But these same addictions typically are a result of an attempt to deal with some other problem.  The addiction is a result, not a cause.

It’s clear that Mackenzie was addicted to drugs even before puberty.  It’s also no secret that her father, John Phillips, was battling his own addictions and was an active participant in the LSD revolution.  He saw nothing wrong with drugs and he therefore so no reason to hide drugs or their use from his children.  To John, teaching your children how to use and procure illegal drugs was not abuse or neglect.  It was an alternative lifestyle which he lived to the fullest.

As she grew into adulthood, her out of control drug addictions didn’t seem to be for pure recreation.  They seem to be a lingering reminder of childhood traumas that she wanted to forget and numb the memories of.  Ask a rape victim.  Talk to a Viet Nam vet.  Doing drugs is all about erasing the past.

With all her recent revelations about her childhood and various forms of abuse, the most shocking of course was her allegations about a 10 year sexual relationship with her father which resulted in a pregnancy.

Could this even happen?  Her close family members are at odds as to the validity of the claims, but…who the hell is going on national television and make up a story like that?  She doesn’t need publicity, she doesn’t need any further notoriety.  She needs a psychological cleansing.  Maybe this is it.

It was worth the wait to see the next flagship Nokia smartphone. The N900 has arrived and is beating out the competition in features. The new smartphone is sporting a new operating system. Check out this review article on the N900 and see if it is not the future in smartphones for the next few years.

Nokia and Linux have teamed up and come up with a great new device called the N900. It also goes by the name of RX-51 and Rover. The shining difference in this smartphone and the last flagship from Nokia is the power. The Linux system is called Maemo 5 and is backed up by a powerful 600 megahertz processor with a 3D accelerator. The N900 will continue to respond quickly to any command even if you have multiple applications running at the same time. If you are a multi tasker, this is the smartphone for you.

The fast processor is accompanied by a memory storage of 32 gigabytes. It also comes with one gigabyte of application memory and 256 of Random Access Memory. If that was not enough it also has 768 megabytes of virtual memory. With all the power and memory, you have a device that is comparable to your laptop or home computer. The MicroSD slot allows you to add a hot-swappable memory card and add up to 16 Gigabytes extra of memory. Nokia advertises the N900 as a ” mobile computer “. Once you get a closer look at it, you will no doubt agree. It should at least have the title of ” super smartphone “.

The many abilities of the Nokia N900 are too many to mention here. We will take a look at the bigger ones. The Maemo 5 system is one of the few that can show all your IM contacts, Facebook contacts and Twitter contacts on one page. With one glance at the N900 you know what everyone is doing. There are other competing devices that have this same feature, but do not have the memory to support the multi tasking. You can be working on many other things and have all your IM contacts visible and it will not slow you or the N900 down. You have a program called eCoach that can track all your outdoor activities, including your sporting activities using GPS. You can ” geotag ” your photos with the special software that Maemo 5 includes. You can copy and paste any text to your heart’s desire.

The N900 comes with a side slide keyboard if you do not want to use the on-screen keyboard. The hardware keyboard is equipped with directional arrows to support navigating the icons on the screen. It is a QWERTY style keyboard and not too small for most fingers. The screen itself is a bit bigger than others at three and half inches. The N900 has the famous accelerometer to allow you to view the screen in portrait or landscape modes. This is really handy when pounding out a text message using the on-screen keyboard. The icons have a modern look to them and are pleasing to the eyes.

Do not forget the N900 also has a phone and a camera. The phone features are plentiful and allow you to do all the things any other full featured cell phone can do. It has call logging and call forwarding and integrated hands-free speakers. You can assign images to your phone contacts. The camera is very high quality with five megapixels of photo-taking power. That is enough for even the most discerning eyes. The camera lens is of the Tessar variety and comes with a cover to protect it while not in use. The camera can also take video clips.

There is so much included in this package from Nokia that it will take you weeks to look at it all. This N900 was the first model from Nokia to use open source software and is a fabulous part of what is coming up for the future of smartphones. So far, true to form, Nokia is still the innovator in the mobile community.