2012 has long been regarded with interest by scientists, historians and doomsayers all over the world.
With the Mayan calendar fronting the race to predict the end of the world in December 2012 mainstream media has kicked into gear with a myriad of historical, investigative and reality TV shows to fuel this increase of interest.
SurvivalStorehouse.com, an Australian online retailer has seen a marked increase in website traffic and online sales of its Mainstay 5 year shelf life food and water emergency survival kits in 2012 since the increase in media interest.
Allowance Manager, creator of web and mobile-based money management tools for families, collected more than $50,000 in necessities and Holiday gifts when its young savers responded to a call to action in support of youth in need. The “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” (“EM:HE”) team will surprise students of The Crossnore School in North Carolina with this collective gift on a special holiday episode, airing Monday, Dec. 17 from 9-11 p.m. EST.
Since MTV’s famous TV series Cribs, many across the country have been enamored with the idea of living the life of the rich and the famous. And whilst the innumerable vintage cars and palatial houses may be out of reach for some, there are ways in which the luxurious comfort of a celebrity home can become a reality.
Comedian, editor, author and staff writer and star of MTV’s The CollegeHumor Show is on the Central Wyoming College campus Sunday, Sept. 7 and the public is invited free of charge.