Saturday, October 31, 2009

Recent Visitors





These images are from a game camera, which explains some of the fuzziness. It's a cool camera, however, since it gets some great shots, like the whitetail deer looking up at the gray squirrel.

I Guess It's Time To Say - HAPPY ALL HALLOWS EVE





For info about the holiday, go here.

Sunday, October 25, 2009

It's Getting Tough To Be A Denier

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There is already an overwhelming volume of evidence* for global warming & once again, this ain't a natural cycle, no matter what the fat druggie says.
The research reveals that sediments retrieved by University at Buffalo geologists from a remote Arctic lake are unlike those seen during previous warming episodes.

The UB researchers and their international colleagues were able to pinpoint that dramatic changes began occurring in unprecedented ways after the midpoint of the twentieth century.

"The sediments from the mid-20th century were not all that different from previous warming intervals," said Jason P. Briner, PhD, assistant professor of geology in the UB College of Arts and Sciences. "But after that things really changed. And the change is unprecedented."
*When you read the piece in this link, you will note that it is from two years ago, 2007.  It's clear to me that the wingnuts will never be persuaded by any science, or by anything to be honest.  It is this sort of head-up-their-collective asses that is so disheartening.  It wasn't always like this.
But President Nixon made the task facing EPA's first Administrator even greater by insisting upon the importance of viewing "the environment as a whole." The President's charge to the first EPA Administrator was to treat "air pollution, water pollution and solid wastes as different forms of a single problem." The main purpose of the reorganization that gave birth to EPA was to introduce a "broad systems approach [that]...would give unique direction to our war on pollution."

My emphases.

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Bu$hCo's Legacy

Just awful, again.
The official said the toll may rise even more.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

No Lying On The Floor Of The ER If You've Got Swine Flu

We kick the riff-raff out & left them freely die. After all, we're from Texas & we want to secede from the liberal United States. No surprise here, given the 16 years of Bu$hCo.


Tuesday, October 20, 2009

What A Tool

The biggest embarrassment Wisco has produced in some time, Michael Gableman, continues his slimeing of the Wisconsin court system. Even the other justice bought & paid for by the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, Annette Ziegler, supports public funding.




Ed Garvey has a suggestion. I think we will all agree with Mr. Garvey.

Monday, October 19, 2009

& Helpers Of America

This is a small victory, but an important one. First, a group of workers decides to organize & wins in the South, a courageous decision indeed.


Thursday, October 15, 2009

Another Reason Why The South Ranks Last In Just About Every Important Category

Another asshhole strikes at the heart of marital problems in America. Oh, & he has loads of black friends that can use his bathroom. I kid you not.

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Dickie Peterson, R.I.P.

News here.





Blue Cheer - Summertime Blues

& Yet, Capitalism Is The Greatest Economic System - Who Cares About The Workers?

Not the dickhead corporations, who keep raking in the dollars, at the expense of their workers. I'm hoping this can't last much longer.
...total weekly pay for production workers, pilots among them, representing 80 percent of the work force. That index has fallen for nine consecutive months, an unprecedented string over the 44 years the bureau has calculated weekly pay, capturing the large number of people out of work, those working fewer hours and those whose wages have been cut. The old record was a two-month decline, during the 1981-1982 recession.


Sunday, October 11, 2009

Badgers Dominate

& lose. Figures. Ohio State is not the team they think they are. It appears that the Big 10 still sucks. It's too bad, since there are several good academic institutions in the league.  I'm just sayin'.


Favre Wins

Again. He's 5 - 0 for the first time in his career.


Friday, October 09, 2009

Herta Müller

She wins Nobel Prize for Literature. I've never heard of her. That's no surprise, really, given my inability to sustain any reading lately. Good for her, good for the Germans, good for the five books in translation into English, good for the booksellers, bad for my checkbook.


I Must Say

Even I'm surprised by this. Where's the peace? I believe I'm wearing my best Alfred E. Newman face right now. I can only believe, since there is no mirror nearby.

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Monday, October 05, 2009

& Then There Were None

Suck on this Ted Thompson & Mike McCarthy. I sure hope those two dorks sleep well tonight. The title of this post? Oh, now Favre has beaten every single team in the NFL.


Sunday, October 04, 2009

31-28

UW-Madison wins.

Not Good

Just awful. We need a big time fix & we need it now. Bu%hCo started this & offered up %700 billion to bail out his rich friends on Wall Street, & President Obama hired some of the very people who created the problem to fix the problem. It doesn't appear to be working. Time to really begin the fix, not just bailing out the wealthy & messing with the auto sales. Every smart person with actually cares about people, about this country, knows what it takes to fix the economy. What wrong, apparently, is that the fix is in & we're screwed.

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Saturday, October 03, 2009

Thursday, October 01, 2009

Payback Time?

I suppose not, since justice is blind, fair, & non-vindictive, or so they told me in high school. Given this, however, I'm not so sure. & given the dirty, underhanded Michael Gableman victory, I'm really not sure. Justice Louis Butler, Jr., Gableman's target will be getting a better job, however. Replacing Shabaz will be very helpful to working men & women,


Victory For Salmon

It's about time that smart & compassionate brains prevailed.
Competing interests have long debated how to manage the Klamath, a river whose salmon populations once rivaled any in the world.
Ah, there's that word manage again. My emphasis.