Month: March 2013
Lightning, earthquakes, and locusts oh my
The Pope resigned and lightning struck St. Peter’s.
The Pope retired and an earthquake hit his villa.
It’s almost Passover and now LOCUSTS are descending on Egypt, with Israel being placed on alert..
Things do get weird … don’t they?
Not so funday Monday morning headlines



A new 21st century late shift coming? Rumors abound that Jay Leno will be out at the TONIGHT SHOW with Jimmy Fallon replacing him.. In my opinion, it’s time for a female to host a late night talk show.. I have some thoughts. CHELSEA HANDLER FOR LATE NIGHT!
Amazing news
Just a few quick Sunday headlines
It’s going to be a wild year.. A year of the comet.
The Florida sinkhole house will be demolished.... Demolition..
All the world fixated on Florida.. a sinkhole seen around the world..
DAILY BEAST: Should you worry about sinkholes?
Expectant parents die in crash.. But the baby survives..
Were there wiretaps in the Vatican?
I should live until 120 if this is true: New research suggests that PESSIMISTS live longer than happier persons..
New late shift? Rumors abound that Leno is out.. Fallon is in..
He is Bieber. Hear him roar.
I am sure the world will cry with sympathy and the Beeb’s worst birthday ever. So much drama.. so little time.
Fukushima back in the news
It should have never left the news.. but it did (unless you actually sought out Fukushima related headlines online) .. This time mainstream media has picked up on a new report that indicates infants having a higher cancer risk due to the tsunami and nuclear disaster.. of course the WHO report says it’s a ‘slightly’ elevated risk.
Slight…
Right.
Ruling by fear: Reality TV style
Move over Honey Boo Boo. Reality TV in China just got real..
As the LA TIMES reports:
Chinese state television Friday broadcast live images of the last moments of four foreign drug traffickers who were about to be executed for the 2011 killings of 13 Chinese fishermen on the Mekong River. Although the cameras pulled away before the lethal injections, the coverage was unprecedented, unleashing a storm of criticism and debate about the death penalty.
Psychologists decried the coverage as distressing to children. Lawyers complained that it violated a clause in the criminal code against parading the condemned before execution.

