Monthly Archives: July 2013

A few months ago, government experts forecast that the corn belt drought was going to continue through 2013 07/15/2013 U.S. corn futures settled at a two-and-a-half-year low Monday, pressured by an improved weather outlook for what could be a record … Continue reading →

7:39 p.m. CDT, June 17, 2013 Weekend violence leaves 9 dead, 47 shot “Our son is dead! Oh Jesus!” the 57-year-old screamed, referring to Cortez, one of her three sons, who was killed earlier that morning on Chicago’s West Side. … Continue reading →

Low staffing numbers to blame for high NHS hospital mortality rates

Two years ago this week, Texas A&M professor Andrew Dessler announced the permanent Texas heatwave and drought : Texas is vulnerable to warming climate The weather of the 21st century will be very much like the hot and dry weather … Continue reading →

So far in July there have been 30 murders in Obama’s home town. Twenty-nine of the victims were black, and one was Hispanic. The youngest was an eight year old girl who was strangled to death by her Grandmother. Four … Continue reading →

Polar ice loss cause still unclear New research shows that glaciologists still cannot say for certain whether the Earth’s north and south polar ice is melting faster Here is a non-conclusion: after nine years of close observation, researchers still cannot … Continue reading →

Cranmer

Three weeks ago they announced that they were going to row the Northwest Passage – because global warming made it possible.  Now they say that the trip isn’t possible because it is too cold and there is too much ice, … Continue reading →

A couple of the jurors were on an all-day fishing trip – looking for an excuse to put Zimmerman in jail. An initial vote was split. Three of the jurors first voted Zimmerman was guilty, while three voted he was … Continue reading →