Monthly Archives: July 2013

In order to become a white progressive, you have to go through a long training process. You must learn to hate yourself You must learn to direct your self-hate towards other white people You must learn to gain self-righteousness from … Continue reading →

10-Day Temperature Outlook Temperatures as low as -15C in the tropics.

On this date in 1930, 31% of US HCN stations were over 100F, and 61% were over 90F. 100 degree temperatures were recorded in 25 states : Arizona, Nebraska, Ohio, Virginia, Illinois, California, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, … Continue reading →

Chicago, IL Crime Map

Many leading experts have predicted an ice free Arctic in about six weeks. the Arctic will be ice-free in the summer of 2013 – John Kerry, US Secretary of State John Kerry: We Can’t Ignore the Security Threat from Climate … Continue reading →

Zimmerman protests: Wal-Mart shoppers recall chaos, trashed store – latimes.com They were upset about being profiled as criminals.

Corbett Administration Ignoring Pennsylvania’s Climate Change Law | StateImpact Pennsylvania They are concerned that the Governor lacks faith in the climate models. Christina Simeone chairs the state Department of Environmental Protection’s Climate Change Advisory Committee and works for the environmental … Continue reading →

9:32 a.m. CDT, July 19, 2013 A man was shot to death in the South Loop and another man was killed in Lawndale in attacks across Chicago that also wounded five other people, including a 16-year-old boy. 2 dead in … Continue reading →

This unarmed man raped, strangled and threw a 16 year old girl off the roof. Girl, 16, Lured to Brooklyn Roof, Raped, Thrown Off Building: Cops | NBC New York Good thing she wasn’t able to stand her ground. Is … Continue reading →

My last shift with Denis consisted of zero rowing. We started rowing but were making no progress due to the stiff headwinds so we spent three and half hours pushing the boat through the shallow water – we made 5.5 … Continue reading →