October 23rd, 2014 
CEO 
By Bob Price
The tiny, remote outpost of Show Low, Arizona has been the scene of strange goings on in recent months.
Residents have reported frequent sightings of the Mogollon Monster, a Bigfoot-type creature known to inhabit the Mogollon Rim area of AZ. Strange lights in the sky, power outages and disappearing pets, as well as eerie growling noises and claw marks on area buildings, have also plagued the area recently.
October 23rd, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Benjamin C. Bradlee, Vice President at Large of The Washington Post, died Tuesday. Bradlee served as both managing editor and later, as executive editor of The Post. According to sources close to the lifelong journalist, Bradlee suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease later in life. Bradlee was a 2013 recipient of The Presidential Medal of Freedom. In his presentation speech, President Barack Obama called Bradlee, “One of the most respected newsmen of his generation.” According to The Post.
October 23rd, 2014 CEO 
By Susan Klatz Beal
An Internet frenzy broke out on Monday night, October 20th, when pictures of Renee Zellweger were released as she attended the Elle Women in Hollywood event in Beverly Hills. Heads turned as the 45 year old actress walked the red carpet. It’s been four years since she appeared in a movie, but that hasn’t stopped the flurry of speculation that Zellweger had major plastic surgery done.
After the unrelenting buzz on Twitter, Zellweger decided to speak out to People magazine, responding to the questions and criticisms about her new look. She replied to the comments, many of which were unfavorable by suggesting she wasn’t bothered by all the chatter. In an exclusive statement to People Magazine, she stated “I’m glad folks think I look different! I’m living a different, happy, more fulfilling life, and I’m thrilled that perhaps it shows.”
October 21st, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Did “The Walking Dead” cross a line this week?
Sunday’s episode saw cannibalism at its finest – with a victim left alive to lament his doom. It really looks like the producers plan to serve Bob Stookey up piece by piece, leaving him alive until the very end.
Not your typical Sunday night fare.
October 21st, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
At the heart of the lawsuit is a song called “Taurus,” by the group Spirit.
Taurus by Spirit
October 21st, 2014 CEO 
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By David Stillwell
Class B Misdemeanor is what you get when you rip off a pair of Polo brand underwear and a bottle of cologne. A thief is what you are when you walk into a department store and add items to your bag and then walk out the door without paying for what you stole. That’s pretty cut-and-dry.
You kind of have to wonder WTF is wrong with people. I mean Joseph Randle makes nearly $500K a year and still he has to stoop to ripping of less than $90 worth of crap. The problem is that you and I already have to pay inflated prices because thieves like Joseph Randle steal crap from stores. Let’s look at this closely.
October 20th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
Marlisa started the X Factor competition as a shy and quirky 14 year old. She blew the judges away during her audition with her version of the Beatles mega hit, Yesterday. Throughout the competition, she continued to fight her shyness and still managed to put on an excellent show each week.
October 19th, 2014 CEO 
By Bob Price
Ok, now things are starting to get personal. I’m a lifelong fan of the paranormal, and UFO’s are way up on the list. I’ve always wanted to see one myself, but alas I’ve not had the pleasure yet. Now there’s been not one, but two sightings right in my neck of the woods, and I missed out.
First reported by the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), the nation’s premier UFO reporting organization, on Oct. 12th ten coal miners working the night shift on an above ground job in Marmet, West Virginia, not too far away from me, looked up into the sky to see three massive, football-field sized triangular craft flying in a line about 500 above them. They described the objects as being outlined in white lights and as making absolutely no noise whatsoever. They watched for about four minutes as they moved slowly away over the treeline.
October 19th, 2014 CEO 
By Andi Goforth
Variety makes life beautiful and interesting. Various people with differing looks, personalities, and viewpoints can be a good thing. I’ve always thought that the prettiest gardens were the ones with contrasting flowers. Different sizes, different shapes, different colors. When those flowers are planted with thought and attention to details, they not only showcase their individual beauty, but they also highlight the contrasting beauty of the other flowers.
October 19th, 2014 CEO Photos by Boyd Caton
NewzBreaker Photographer Boyd Caton photographed the 14th annual Navarre Beach Car, Truck & Bike Show yesterday in Navarre Beach, Florida.
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By David Stillwell
What an idiot. Rick Perry is a public disgrace and a prime example of why American Politics needs to change. His press conference about Ebola is a tragedy.
Minute 1:03: He asks President Obama to Fast Track the CDC acknowledgement of health “facilities that are better prepared to deal with diseases like Ebola.” The goal would be that such a statement would “let people know” that there was a qualified healthcare facility that could treat them if they were to get sick in Texas.
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By Bob Price
For 67 years, the city of Roswell, New Mexico has been the Mecca of UFO enthusiasts and researchers, earning for itself the nickname ‘Alien City’.
That’s because of the alleged crash of an extraterrestrial craft there 1947, at the very dawn of the modern UFO era, and the subsequent recovery of alien corpses. The U.S. military at first admitted in a press release that it had recovered wreckage from an alien spacecraft, then reversed itself and claimed that it was actually a top-secret spy balloon that had crashed, setting off decades of controversy and counterclaims that continue to this day. Accusations of a government cover-up, and the many witnesses and evidence that have been presented to support the existence of these alien bodies and the use of other-worldly technology in weapons and a secret space program, have sunk deep into the popular culture, spawning movies and TV shows, books, toys, T-shirts and songs.
October 18th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
Several years ago, I admit to being taken by the vocal prowess of a young Filipino girl, Charice Pempengco. She made the rounds from talk show to talk show spilling out this melodic golden voice that seemed angelic. I remember wondering what will become of her. She sang a duet with Celine Dion and stole the show. Note perfect and inflection perfect she covered hit after hit, but even then it hit me that she was simply mimicking what other vocalists have already produced. She had talent, but had not as of yet found her voice. Then just as suddenly as she had come, she disappeared from my radar.
October 17th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
The privilege to serve one’s country is an honor that should never be taken lightly. Yet, when you come from privilege the idea of honor is not always as shiny as image. Take Hunter Biden, son of VP Joe Biden. His recent discharge from the Navy, for testing positive for cocaine, should be a national disgrace. Instead, the mid-forties Biden sloughs it off with a statement issued via his lawyer.
“It was the honor of my life to serve in the U.S. Navy, and I deeply regret and am embarrassed that my actions led to my administrative discharge. I respect the Navy’s decision. With the love and support of my family, I’m moving forward.”
October 16th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
“Modern Family” star, Elizabeth Pena, died Tuesday, October 14th of natural causes. Pena was cast as the mother of Sophia Vergara in the hit television series that profiles a dysfunctional family in the 21st Century.
Pena had a long and illustrious career that spanned decades. She starred in such big-screen hits as “La Bamba,” ” Batteries Not Included” and “Free Willie II”. She lent her voice to the character of Mirage in Disney/Pixar’s animated feature, “The Incredibles.”
October 16th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
So I have had to take a step back from my previous rant about Ebola and Texas Nurses. A couple of things have popped up today that I think need to be clarified. The first is that there is a gross difference between what the CDC defines “Airborne” and what the World Health Organization and Dr’s without Boarders define as “Airborne.” Sadly, from the nation with what should clearly be the world’s best healthcare the CDC definition is lacking. Even the degree by which those mysterious protocols have been breached were nowhere near as comprehensive as those from the World Health Organization. (Thank you to readers who brought this point to light)
October 16th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Esquire just released its November issue, gloriously covered in actress, Penelope Cruz. The new Sexiest Woman Alive wears a sleek black swimsuit – sort of – and sports the type of sulky pout that has, throughout history, driven small men to make big mistakes.
The Esquire interview with the Sexiest Woman Alive takes place in Madrid, interspersed with bulls and matadors and talk of foreign languages and mouths that turn down at the corner. Interviewer and interviewee dine together at a restaurant, and Chris Jones – a rather average-looking guy who scored the assignment to talk with the world’s sexiest woman – is feeling the heat. He notices everything about the enigmatic actress, from the way she flips her hair to the subtle shifting of her stance – he has to. Otherwise there will be little to write about this once-in-a-lifetime visit with the close-mouthed Cruz.
October 15th, 2014 CEO By David Stillwell
You have to kind of wonder WTF is going on in Texas. Today the second Dallas Nurse has tested positive for Ebola. Did you know that Ebola has been around since 1976, according to CNN. According to the Wiki page on Ebola in West Africa, less than 5000 people have been confirmed to have died of Ebola. It’s been around for over 30 years. It is not airborne. The CDC says that it has to enter your body through a wound, cut or mucous membrane. So what do you need to stay Ebola Free:
• Latex gloves
• Ear loop mask to protect mucous membranes in your nose.
• Goggles to protect the mucous membranes around your eyes
• Disposable gown
• And disposable booties for your shoes.
Since we are talking about healthcare workers, good hand-washing techniques should also be a no-brainer.
October 13th, 2014 CEO 
By Anne Goetz
Fans of mystery writer, Patricia Cornwell, are rejoicing over news of her recent television deal with CBS.
Cornwell, who penned famed medical examiner, Kay Scarpetta, to life in her first novel, “Postmortem,” recently signed a deal to write an original pilot for CBS. And while the show won’t feature Scarpetta or her loyal cohorts Lucy, Benton, or Marino, odds are good the female San Diego detective around which the show is rumored to revolve will at least bear some likeness.
October 13th, 2014 CEO 
By Bob Price
Three huge, mysterious craters discovered this year in Siberia could have a lot in common with the Bermuda Triangle, according to Russian scientists.
The craters were discovered in the vast, almost completely uninhabited Yamal and Taymyr peninsular areas of Siberia. One crater measures 262 feet across and 229 feet deep, and the other two are similar in size.
Their formation remains unexplained, sparking wide-ranging speculation, from gas explosions and meteorite strikes to UFO’s, black holes and Lovecraftian horrors emerging from the depths.
October 12th, 2014 CEO 
By Andi Goforth
One of the things that I find great amazement in is family dynamics. People can grow up in the same household, have similar DNA, share genetics, and yet turn out vastly different. Our environment shapes us, but in a lot of ways, we develop our own unique values and beliefs that are independent of what the closest of our relatives may have. Whether related by genetics or joined by marriage, we all have ideas of what is acceptable or not, and those values must be assessed and either reinforced or changed from time to time.
October 12th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
New stories are hitting the air about Robin Thicke and Lana Scolaro’s brief fling in a dingy side room at the party following the VMAs. One word; Whore. Not only is Robin Thicke quickly falling from fame as more drug induced statements and lying emerge over his “big hit” authorship, but also his marriage to Paula Patton is over. This is a man who cannot handle fame, or temptation. A story of a want-to-be who had it all and is slowly losing it.
We, however, already know his story. This is about a woman who would have sex with a man (and I use that word only anatomically speaking) in a side room at an After-Party and then waits a year to tell her disgusting story. It should not take much imagination to understand that she was likely paid cold hard cash to speak up about something so random and personal. What kind of woman has so little self-esteem as to allow Robin Thicke to bang her in a side room while his wife is patrolling the party looking for him? There is no dignity in this.
October 12th, 2014 CEO 
By David Stillwell
Another lying, cheating politician makes the headlines in not just one rag, but within most of them. It seems like a right of passage. The moral decay of the U.S political corps is rank. However, as bad as it is to have lying, cheating politicians it becomes worse when you consider the roles that these people played before they hit the political circuit.
John Walsh was a Colonel in the U.S. Army National Guard an organization that has the motto “Always Ready, Always There.” It becomes difficult for me to hold my tongue when a member of such an honorable organization defaces the very image of servings one’s country. That service is based on trust and how do “We the People” continue to trust an organization that promotes a liar and thief to the rank of Colonel. This is a mess that muddies many different pools of water.
