Meteorologist: Gulf Stream weakens to lowest level in five years…may bode ill for Europe’s winter!
It’s going to get mighty cold in the UK Meteorologist: Gulf Stream weakens to lowest level in five years…may bode ill for Europe’s winter!
Day: October 25, 2013
Nevada school shooting 911 call: ‘I got a kid down who’s been shot’
No one knows why a child opened fire at Sparks Middle School in Nevada, killing a teacher and wounding two other students before taking his own life. Nevada school shooting 911 call: ‘I got a kid down who’s been shot’
Merkel’s move: Can you hear her now?
Maybe the NSA should re-create the HealthCare.gov site.. but they are busy with their own stuff.. They record 124 billion calls A MONTH .. they may know everything from the drugs you’re taking, to what you’re having for dinner, to who you’re currently attempting to mate with.. And they know if the partner really wants you to … Read moreMerkel’s move: Can you hear her now?
BIG QUAKE HITS NEAR FUKUSHIMA
BIG QUAKE HITS NEAR FUKUSHIMA
Remember the woman the other day who was fainting behind President Obama while he spoke? Why did he turn around BEFORE the woman fainted? Wow. . this video is quite a bombshell of conspiratorial thought. I love it! (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Healthcare.Flub
The government is used to regulating products and not selling them. Perhaps that’s too easy of a way out for the Obama Administration? I just think the entire disaster that is now happening with Obamacare is unfortunate–there really is no way to even debate if Obamacare in itself is good, because the problems with the … Read moreHealthcare.Flub
Just a plain weird GIF presented by NBC’s TODAY SHOW blog this morning. And I can’t stop watching it..
The exciting world (to me) of solar flares
The sun has come alive! M class and X class flares..the latest in a series of strong bursts that came off of the sun was an X1.7 flare. It will be set now to provide a glancing blow to the planet Earth.. The X class flare came from sunspot 1882.. you can find the most … Read moreThe exciting world (to me) of solar flares