Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Photogenic guy, whose picture has been shared 40,000 times on Facebook is homeless
30-year-old
Rafael Nunes has become the latest face to go viral after he was spotted by a
tourist in the Brazilian town of Curitiba. His photograph was posted online last week and within days had more than 40,000 shares on facebook
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However, the
young man's desolate expression contrasts
with his stunning blue eyes, which have captured the hearts of
thousands. According to his mom,Nunes, a former successful model has
been homeless for a year due to drug related problems that led to his
downfall. Although it
was reported that previous attempts at rehab have been unsuccessful, Nunes' family members
are keeping faith alive as the young man checked into a San Paulo clinic last
Saturday.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Colin Powell endorses Obama again
Colin Powell, the secretary of State for President George W. Bush, endorsed President Obama for re-election Thursday.
Powell also backed Obama four years ago against John McCain.
Speaking on CBS' This Morning, Powell said Republican candidate Mitt Romney appeared to shift positions during this week's foreign policy debate. "So I am not quite sure which Gov. Romney we would be getting with respect to foreign policy," he said.
Powell said the economy is improving and Obama got the United States out of war in Iraq and is starting to get the United States out of Afghanistan. "I signed on for a long patrol with President Obama, and I don't think this is the time to make such a sudden change," he said. I think we ought to keep on the track we are on."
Powell, who flirted with his own presidential bid in the 1990s, said he did not tell Obama or Romney in advance about his decision. "This is my decision by looking at this as a citizen," he said, adding that he speaks to Obama regularly.
Powell also backed Obama four years ago against John McCain.
Speaking on CBS' This Morning, Powell said Republican candidate Mitt Romney appeared to shift positions during this week's foreign policy debate. "So I am not quite sure which Gov. Romney we would be getting with respect to foreign policy," he said.
Powell said the economy is improving and Obama got the United States out of war in Iraq and is starting to get the United States out of Afghanistan. "I signed on for a long patrol with President Obama, and I don't think this is the time to make such a sudden change," he said. I think we ought to keep on the track we are on."
Powell, who flirted with his own presidential bid in the 1990s, said he did not tell Obama or Romney in advance about his decision. "This is my decision by looking at this as a citizen," he said, adding that he speaks to Obama regularly.
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