Recovery Logo, It this what you want to see in recovery?

According to the Associated Press, The famous blue eagle of F.D.R.’s 1935 Works Progress Administration (W.P.A.) was designed by the noted advertising art director Charles Coiner. But last week President Obama unveiled the logos for two economic recovery programs of his own: the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (Tiger). “These emblems are symbols of our commitment to you the American people,” he said about the brand marks that will remind the public “that your government is putting the economy back on the road to recovery.”

And like their Depression-era predecessor, these marks did not emerge from whole cloth (or magic pixels). Steve Juras, the creative director of the Chicago firm Mode Project (which collaborated on the Obama campaign’s “O” logo), led the designers Aaron Draplin of Draplin Design Co. and Chris Glass of the design collective Wire & Twine to develop the right marriage of type and image. The White House guidelines for each logo were very clear. “It was explicitly stated that the ARRA logo not look ‘governmental,’ ” Juras said.

What Do you guys Make on this John Tv? Wow People Do Get it On In Strange Places!

I don't know what i really think about this whole prostitution thing no pun intended! Well this guy is kind like a moral superhero with out the powers. This guy runs around and video takes these acts for police. The people he catches are astounding it's like how to catch a predator the Sundace film version lol!Watch and see!

Wow Really Aubrey! Maybe that's why Diddy Kick you outta the Group!

Aubrey O'Day Poses Naked For Play Boy and also takes it off in a full spread! Wow I don't think that the type of exposer you need babe! Well you be the judge!

Wild Fires Consume Australia, 108 killed

According to the Associated Press, Entire towns have been seared off the map by wildfires raging through southeastern Australia, burning people in their homes and cars in the deadliest blaze in the country's history. The number of dead Monday stood at 108, a grim toll that rose almost by the hour as officials reached further into the fire zone.

Searing temperatures and wind blasts created a firestorm that swept across a swath of the country's Victoria state, where at least 700 homes were destroyed and all of the victims died. More victims were expected to be found, officials said.


"Hell in all its fury has visited the good people of Victoria," Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said. "It's an appalling tragedy for the nation."
The skies rained ash and trees exploded in the inferno, witnesses said, as temperatures of up 117 F (47 C) combined with blasting winds to create furnace-like conditions.

The town of Marysville and several hamlets in the Kinglake district, both about 50 miles (100 kilometers) north of Melbourne, were utterly devastated.
At Marysville, a winter tourism town that was home to about 800 people, up to 90 percent of buildings were in ruins, witnesses said. Police said two people died there.