Monthly Archives: July 2013

10-Day Precipitation Outlook for the Conterminous U.S. Look for the Washington DC based US Drought Monitor to create a new color of exceptional drought for this region.

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Prosecution Argues Zimmerman Acting ‘on Assumptions’

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Here’s one of the best things about immigration reform: It’s going to make our economy a lot stronger. fixing our broken system will create jobs, boost wages, and foster innovation. Cecilia Muñoz Director, Domestic Policy Council The White House

The ice pack moved from ten miles off shore yesterday, to about one mile offshore today at the eastern end of the Beaufort Sea. Based on the drift forecasts for the next week, it appears quite likely that their route … Continue reading →

If Zimmerman is acquitted, many difficult things will happen It will no longer be safe to beat a stranger’s head against the sidewalk  It will no longer be safe to blame partially white people for everything bad that happens on … Continue reading →

We are still battling against the wind! Today we tried to sneak up an inlet today that, according to our charts, would have allowed us to make progress in the lee of some high ground. Unfortunately the charts were not … Continue reading →

Cars kill about one million people a year around the world, and maim millions of others. No background check is required to purchase one of these killing machines. They are often used to transport terrorists, pressure cookers and other terrorist … Continue reading →

Interesting reading comments about the Zimmerman trial on different news sites. A large percentage of the population are desperately hoping that the jury rules that it is illegal to defend yourself. How many years of brainwashing does it take to … Continue reading →