Stores Nationwide Begin Holiday Season Early Despite Negative Reaction
Day: November 4, 2013
CASE OF THE MONDAYS. Cold November sun shines, but the rain is coming–it’s always on the way
MONDAY NOVEMBER 4 2013
Time is fast. We are steamrolling to Christmas. I don’t think I’m even near ready..
Meanwhile, all this is happening:
The partial eclipse this weekend may have been a normal, but rare, celestial event. Or was it a sign? Some obviously will say it is..
Maybe this is a sign: A Dutch lake has turned blood red..
How Uncle Sam watches you: What happens to an email when you hit the send button?
Maybe hell is not a place on earth, but a planet all to itself!? Kepler found an earth-sized planet that should ‘not be’.. it has a surface temp that exceeds 1000 Celsius–this is above the temperature where rock melts. But at the same time, it is made of the same rock and iron that earth is composed of..
Another 5.0 quake near Fukushima..
The United States Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz visited Fukushima and released a statement on Energy.gov regarding the trip.. Among the things that Moniz said, ‘shocked’ and ‘stunned’ were words used.. And things seems to be getting worse.. While American media conglomerates rarely expose any details that show how daunting the replacement of fuel rods may be in a land that constantly gets swarmed with quakes may be, it is still occurring. International media sources are the only places to turn to find true accounts of how dire of a situation Fukushima is ..
Reports: Law enforcement leaks to the press, say that Paul Ciancia ‘acted alone’ and was dropped off by a friend at LAX.. This is interesting, especially when we were just told by official accounts that Ciancia has yet to speak and was shot in the mouth–something that reminded me of the Tsarvaev being shot in the throat yet admitting (before being read rights) that he was the Boston bomber..
Powerful windstorm rocks Seattle..
Nebraska electric utilities will be monitoring upcoming Grid-Ex II
No one should be ok with this: Nearly 1 million chickens and turkeys are unintentionally boiled alive each year in U.S. slaughterhouses, often because fast-moving lines fail to kill the birds before they are dropped into scalding water, Agriculture Department records show
Watch your ingredients: Aspartame changes it name to Aminosweet
Peace prize winner..? DOUBLE DOWN, the new book about the 2012 election, reveals this tidbit about President Obama: He told aides that is he getting ‘really good at killing people’ when it comes to drone strikes.. And I guess he’s right. I wonder if he told Malala how great his skills are? Here is the article from the WASHINGTON POST that details this and other things from DOUBLE DOWN
When governments go after witches..
NIGHTMARE FACTORY shines light on horror movie icons..
All thumbs: Why is Megan Fox even in a CALL OF DUTY ad anyway?
LADYO GAGA
GAGA did her thing tonight.. And apparently a lot of people hated it
She was crying too. Tears streamed silently down her face as she wailed, and viewers streamed silently out of the show. During the three minutes or so that Gaga was on screen more than 4,000 viewers exited and continued to do so as microphones cut in and out, cakes were mashed to uncover awards, and Tyler the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt were bleeped out for most of their unintelligible performance.By the time the webcast was almost an hour in viewership had dropped from its peak of about 215,000 to a median of about 180,000. This for an event that 60 million people apparently voted for.YouTube may break viral videos, but unless it tries harder next time it may not be able to break itself.
Breathing problems becoming a problem in California
Did you know…
40 percent of people with asthma in California are renters, which can limit their ability to rid their homes of dust mites, mold, and secondhand smoke. Children from low-income families are more likely to live next to freeways and be exposed to bio allergens from proximity to agricultural and industrial operations.- And nowhere in California is this more apparent than in the Central Valley.
Wag the dog

