Discreet Online Addicts Anonymous Chat Room

We live in perilous times and coping with life's situations has proved challenging for many. Often many people engage in harmful practices in order to cope with the crisis including the abuse of various substances including drug,alcohol, smoking, over eating,binge drinking, gambling... etc.Fortunately enough many people feel the urge and are moved to address their problem by meeting in self help recovery groups where they talk about their problems and support each other with attempts to overcome their disorders. Such groups are traditionally tagged anonymous groups e.g alcohol anonymous and the likes.

In The Rooms an online portal for addressing some of this disorders or addictions. In The rooms.Com is a top recovery site online and attempts in keeping the most accurate meeting database online and creating different discreet online help focus groups.

The advantage of InTheRooms Meetings online anonymous help group is that it is accessible all the time.Furthermore it is less intrusive and allows users to acknowledge their problems, seek help and work on it without needless embarrassment .The founders of the site have as an incentive the aim to Help, Inform, Touch, Connect and heal those in recovery or seeking recovery and provide support for friends and family.That is really commendable.

Mau Mau Case Against the British Government

British lawyer Martyn Day recently informed the press that the Kenyans alleging torture claims against British colonial soldiers during the Mau Mau Emergency period of the 1950's has a high chance of success. This is indeed good news though coming so late in time but it serves as a moral lesson that impunity by those in authority may be punished even much later in time and that Governments have a moral responsibility to control their officers and to make good for damages caused by them.

Mr Day's firm, Leigh Day & Co, has filed five test cases that could pave the way for the British Government to make wider reparations to those who claim they were mistreated under the British reprisals of the 1950's in the Kenyan colony.The Times Online has an amazing historical background on the Mau Mau Period and case written by Caroline Elkins a Harvard Professor & Pulitzer price winner .The compensation claim by the five Kenyans to wit: Wambugu Nyingi,Jane Muthoni Mara,Susan Ciongombe,Paul Nzili and Ndiku Mutwiwa is readily welcome.

On the side whats all the online huff about Bill Mays autopsy and his Dual Saw infomercial, i thought by now everyone would be interested in Michael Jackson's will(Papa Joe got nothing-kids don't forget that easy) and grand funeral arrangements .

Rick Astleys Official Site and Death Rumours

The Internet seems to be thriving on rumours some of which are potentially dangerous such as i report news bit on the singer Rick Astley being Dead in a German Hotel allegedly attributed to political news correspondent Liz Sidoti who hardly would be expected to post an ireport news bit.However rather than rely on rumours one can get credible information from the 43 year old singers official website News page which i must say needs continuous updating @ www.rickastley.co.uk

You really cant trust much of what you read online without official report.Its important for people to understand that celebrities have families and malicious rumours can do so much harm!