Fenix Gallery

"The gallery chose mainly mid career artists but also some deceased artists now and historically well known artists and sometimes very emerging artists.

"A year ago the gallery moved to this very historic building purportedly built in the 1700s... It's very classic adobe with a long portal and has been beautifully renovated. But more pertinent to its home now, from 1937 until '53, a woman ran this as the first contemporary art gallery in Taos and she showed the artists, many of whom are now considered or called 'The Taos Moderns'..."

Cenk Uygur

"I mean, it's a gift they couldn't possibly have expected that fell in their lap. She's trying to rip him to shreds. Thay don't have to do a thing about it and they can turn around, and 'what? what? Hillary Clinton said it.'

"Hillary Clinton went on the Bill O'Reilly Show... O'Reilly says to Hillary Clinton, well ya know (he going into this long thing about her and Obama), 'Obama's more liberal than you are." See what's happened is the Republicans have decided that Hillary Clinton has no chance of winning. Barack Obama'a going to be the candidate. While Hillary Clinton's still around, let's use her to attack Obama every way we can..."

Milton Whitaker, Trucker

"A convoy of protesting truckers cicled the national mall in Washington, D. C. on tuesday as part of a rally petitioning Congress to address rapidly rising oil prices.

Gas prices reached and average of three US dollar and sixty cents a gallon, or sixty-six cents higher than one year ago. Oil futures rose to their own new record near $120 a barrel on Monday.

Milton Whitaker, truck driver: "This is about the people in the White House. We've got to get a handle on these oil companies. They're raking us over the coals."

"The truckers are calling on Congress to stop subsidizing big oil companies, release oil from the strategic petroleum reserves, and and open up domestic drilling among other things..."

Born Into Debt

So you think you're doing it tough? What with all that school everyday and the packed lunches - compare our lucky lives to the 200 million children around the world who didn't go to school today - they went to work.

Day in, day out. Born into debt, forced to work and denied an education.

In India alone there's over 60 million children in child labour - three times the population of Australia. Why is it that in our world the country of your birth determines the course of your life? Isn't is time to do something real?