Monthly Archives: July 2013

The rowers claim that they are “storm bound” (1) Mainstream Last First Note the sunshine in the cabin, light winds and temperature in the mid to upper 60s. http://wxug.us/164kf In other words, their hands are blistered and 50 miles away … Continue reading →

July 9, 2013 at 12:12 am Ah ha! The sneaky heat is warming the entire ocean from the surface down, but for some reason satellites flying over the ocean can’t find any warming at the ocean surface. Global Microwave Sea … Continue reading →

You know things are getting bad in Egypt – because they had almost as many shootings as Chicago over the weekend.

When I was a child, we has cold snowy winters. miserable windy springs, warm rainy summers, and lovely dry autumns. That has all changed – we now have cold snowy winters. miserable windy springs, warm rainy summers, and lovely dry autumns.

Global warming was supposed to heat up the mid-troposphere, but after 17 years of no warming it decided that it didn’t want to do that any more – and slipped down unnoticed to the bottom of the oceans. Top Science … Continue reading →

UK joins the search for aliens ahead of Roswell anniversary – CSMonitor.com I predict success. One quarter of the people in New Mexico are illegal aliens.

Bill Clinton reformed welfare, so that only the 100 million truly unemployable could remain on the government dole. In unrelated news, Wal-Mart and Kelly Temp Services are now the two top employers in the US , as part of Obama’s … Continue reading →

Sunday, 2 May 2004 Antarctica is likely to be the world’s only habitable continent by the end of this century if global warming remains unchecked, the Government’s chief scientist, Professor Sir David King, said last week. Why Antarctica will soon … Continue reading →

The majority of Chicago gang violence is targeted against blacks. This raises the important questions : Do gangs profile their victims, and do gangs use profiling as a way of determining gang ownership? For example, one of these two people … Continue reading →

Tropical Storm Chantal Aims for Caribbean