Temperatures in China have plunged to their lowest in almost three decades, cold enough to freeze coastal waters and trap 1,000 ships in ice, official media said at the weekend.
The quickening
REUTERS reporting tonight:
The quickening
REUTERS reporting tonight:
Temperatures in China have plunged to their lowest in almost three decades, cold enough to freeze coastal waters and trap 1,000 ships in ice, official media said at the weekend.
Duct taped in midair
Couple a drunk with passengers in a plane, no snakes. Bad things happened...
The drunk man got so unruly that other passengers duct taped him down (and shut too)
And there's a photo to prove.
The drunk man got so unruly that other passengers duct taped him down (and shut too)
And there's a photo to prove.
Duct taped in midair
Couple a drunk with passengers in a plane, no snakes. Bad things happened...
The drunk man got so unruly that other passengers duct taped him down (and shut too)
And there's a photo to prove.
The drunk man got so unruly that other passengers duct taped him down (and shut too)
And there's a photo to prove.
The booms and bangs
The Horror Report received this message today (no correction on spelling or changes to quote has been made):
We are aware and watching.
i live in grizzly flats [California]. the strange booms and ground shaking really puzzle me, because I lived very close to shall we say... goverment bases, so i am very aware of sonic booms and their effects on houses etc. as well as major earthquakes. something very stange is happening here, I hope it is nothing dangerous or sinister. just be aware....
We are aware and watching.
The booms and bangs
The Horror Report received this message today (no correction on spelling or changes to quote has been made):
We are aware and watching.
i live in grizzly flats [California]. the strange booms and ground shaking really puzzle me, because I lived very close to shall we say... goverment bases, so i am very aware of sonic booms and their effects on houses etc. as well as major earthquakes. something very stange is happening here, I hope it is nothing dangerous or sinister. just be aware....
We are aware and watching.
Zombie jombie week for John B. Wells
Could it be ?? Does Premiere have big plans for lucky '13?
Next week's program schedule for Coast to Coast AM was released. Some may be surprised to see the hosting schedule. George Noory is set for Sunday night with his big tenth anniversary bash. Guests not yet named, but it may be a hodgepodge of crazed loons who have appeared over the past ten years. Richard C. Hoagland is most likely on hold already, waiting for Sunday...
But the real story may be the schedule afterwards. While George Knapp fills in on Monday, it's going to be wall-to-wall John B. Wells for the rest of the week. From Tuesday through Friday, and presumably his normal day of Saturday as well, making it 6 straight days.
Could this be the first test to see how Wells stands the test of the night hawk's hours? Could Premiere Radio just want to give Noory his tenth anniversary show and then... cut some of the ties a bit? Or maybe Noory just wants a week off. Time to celebrate with Tommy? And in the mean time.....Wells takes the mic for 24 hours this week.
Among the guests and topics Wells will have:
"Cobra" will talk about dark forces.
Robert Pelton will talk about targeted assassinations.
Bob Wright on 'positive deviants.'
And open lines on Friday....
The 2013 test begins..
Zombie jombie week for John B. Wells
Could it be ?? Does Premiere have big plans for lucky '13?
Next week's program schedule for Coast to Coast AM was released. Some may be surprised to see the hosting schedule. George Noory is set for Sunday night with his big tenth anniversary bash. Guests not yet named, but it may be a hodgepodge of crazed loons who have appeared over the past ten years. Richard C. Hoagland is most likely on hold already, waiting for Sunday...
But the real story may be the schedule afterwards. While George Knapp fills in on Monday, it's going to be wall-to-wall John B. Wells for the rest of the week. From Tuesday through Friday, and presumably his normal day of Saturday as well, making it 6 straight days.
Could this be the first test to see how Wells stands the test of the night hawk's hours? Could Premiere Radio just want to give Noory his tenth anniversary show and then... cut some of the ties a bit? Or maybe Noory just wants a week off. Time to celebrate with Tommy? And in the mean time.....Wells takes the mic for 24 hours this week.
Among the guests and topics Wells will have:
"Cobra" will talk about dark forces.
Robert Pelton will talk about targeted assassinations.
Bob Wright on 'positive deviants.'
And open lines on Friday....
The 2013 test begins..
FRIDAY JANUARY 4 2013
Our galaxy contains 100 billion planets. Think about that number for a while..
WIRED: Mountains of Madness: Scientists Poised to Drill Through Antarctic Ice and Into Gothic Horror
FRIDAY JANUARY 4 2013
Our galaxy contains 100 billion planets. Think about that number for a while..
WIRED: Mountains of Madness: Scientists Poised to Drill Through Antarctic Ice and Into Gothic Horror
Anonymous gets involved in Steubenville, OH, rape case; releases video of high school football stars bragging about brutal rape of girl
The kids aren't alright..A disturbing story out of Ohio..
In Steubenville, OH, the football team is tops..
And most people are counting down days until the next season.
So when teenagers were accused of brutally raping a girl and urinating on her, it shocked the town.
Now even more shocking: The group Anonymous is invovled, even to the point where they are releasing videos of students joking about how brutal the rape was..
The hacked video was released by the group.. it shows teens laughing about the crime, and even commenting that the girl must have been dead because she wasn't moving during the raping..
Many are now asking 'why' as the rape shocks the small city in Ohio..
The part of the story that may shock the city the most: The heralded football team is bragging in the video about the rape.. a part of the quote from the video:
"She is so raped," he says. "Her puss is about as dry as the sun right now." She’s “deader than a door nail,” and “deader than OJ’s wife"
We will continue to follow this story..
Anonymous gets involved in Steubenville, OH, rape case; releases video of high school football stars bragging about brutal rape of girl
The kids aren't alright..A disturbing story out of Ohio..
In Steubenville, OH, the football team is tops..
And most people are counting down days until the next season.
So when teenagers were accused of brutally raping a girl and urinating on her, it shocked the town.
Now even more shocking: The group Anonymous is invovled, even to the point where they are releasing videos of students joking about how brutal the rape was..
The hacked video was released by the group.. it shows teens laughing about the crime, and even commenting that the girl must have been dead because she wasn't moving during the raping..
Many are now asking 'why' as the rape shocks the small city in Ohio..
The part of the story that may shock the city the most: The heralded football team is bragging in the video about the rape.. a part of the quote from the video:
"She is so raped," he says. "Her puss is about as dry as the sun right now." She’s “deader than a door nail,” and “deader than OJ’s wife"
We will continue to follow this story..
Lately it's not New Year's Eve until birds fall from the sky
And 2013 is beginning like other years previous: Birds are falling from the sky..
The only difference this year: It happened in Tennessee and not Arkansas..
The only difference this year: It happened in Tennessee and not Arkansas..
Lately it's not New Year's Eve until birds fall from the sky
And 2013 is beginning like other years previous: Birds are falling from the sky..
The only difference this year: It happened in Tennessee and not Arkansas..
The only difference this year: It happened in Tennessee and not Arkansas..
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The entire earth has flipped the calender to 2013.
And with it, we know, you can’t turn back the hands of time.
No matter how much you try.
Let’s make it a great year
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The entire earth has flipped the calender to 2013.
And with it, we know, you can’t turn back the hands of time.
No matter how much you try.
Let’s make it a great year
Star Wars?
A man in Sacramento catches a strange explosion in the sky on his camera..
And no one could explain exactly what it is..
Maybe evidence that there is a war taking place already somewhere in the heavens above us.
Star Wars?
A man in Sacramento catches a strange explosion in the sky on his camera..
And no one could explain exactly what it is..
Maybe evidence that there is a war taking place already somewhere in the heavens above us.
New Year's Eve.. Rockin' without Dick Clark in '13
Welcome to the final minutes of the year 2012. Yes. Already. It was so looked forward to, and it is ending so quickly...
It's minus Dick Clark this year, though. And that is notable. Fergie is showering ABC viewers tonight in the pre-game with Dick Clark related footage. Donna Summers is playing while the Doors are swaying. Yes, it's a stroll down amnesia lane in the fast lane. Dick Clarkless 2013. No countdown with the master of Times Square this year.
The show goes on, of course. With Ryan Seacrest to help. Before Seacrest will be 'out' there will be a number of events that occur. A massive ball will drop in Times Square. Revelers will kiss their hearts out.. then race for port-a-potties and their hotel rooms. Maybe stop by a pub and have a cup of cheer..
All around the world, the events are taking place. Some places on Earth are already 2013. The Pope will have a homily about how peace could be achieved. Fireworks will fly high into the night sky.. People will embrace and raise their glasses of chosen adult or child beverage. And we will all be one (in a number of different time zones, of course.)
This is, after all, New Year's Eve. It is a special kind of night.
Recall your fondest new years memories... I know you have them. It may be eating too much turkey in a bar somewhere in the deep dark mines of the Coal Region (the turkey was good. I swear).. or maybe it's a quiet time in your own home with the people you love. Or maybe it's working.. Hotels, bars, restaurants.. they are all open tonight. It's a big night for the service industry. . . And depending on what services you're looking for, and what services are being offered, maybe you're even being serviced, I hope you're all having a blast.
It seems like yesterday that 2000 hit us like a wrecking ball. Remember those days? People were worried computers would shut down. They stockpiled water and food. Sounds similar to the doomsayers of December 21, 2012, doesn't it? The only difference is, back then, we partied like it was 1999. This go around we'll be lamenting the late 90s and wishing they could come back all over again. Gas at a buck a gallon.. milk around 2.. life happy. But was it?
I don't know.
After all, think of another fond saying people have on New Year's Eve: "Out with the old, in with the new!" "This year will be better than the last!"
Is any year better?
Is any year new?
It's all relative, in a way.
It's only a calender that tells us we've swung from one set of 365 to the next. But the events of the day are still stagnant. Reality doesn't tell time well. We simply measure our existence in the boundaries of it..
But what is time? What are hours, and minutes.. and days and years? I don't know much about what they are besides what I grew up knowing. And the earth, as it rotates into infinity, allows us to make certain that time is told.
Time is a magazine.
And it's an enemy.
So often.
And now, like we've done countless times before, we're going to hold our lovers close, call the parents, and hope to keep a couple friends in the process. We have been down this road before. It seems very familiar to me, and I am sure to you.
As the clock ticks down the final minutes of 2012 here on the East Coast of the planet earth, let's truly hope that 2013 is one that brings all those things we've wished for since we began wishing around this time of year: World peace, love across the continents, economy stability, good news, no storms, laughter, and memories to be fond of.
What we may find, as we herald in 2014, is that '13 was a mixture of good and bad, positive, and negative. We'll look back on 12 months of war and hate. It will be peppered with stories of humanity and love, perseverance and kindness. And that's just life as we know it. Living in America. And at the beginning of the millennium... (2013 still somewhat counts as a beginning, no?)
Since we've been down the road before of resolutions and hopes, let's just calm ourselves down this go around and take it in stride. Don't put too much pressure on a calender change to change your life. But certainly don't give up trying to make it.
So happy new year. Raise a glass. Toast the past. Love always. Love deeply. Love actually.
It's minus Dick Clark this year, though. And that is notable. Fergie is showering ABC viewers tonight in the pre-game with Dick Clark related footage. Donna Summers is playing while the Doors are swaying. Yes, it's a stroll down amnesia lane in the fast lane. Dick Clarkless 2013. No countdown with the master of Times Square this year.
The show goes on, of course. With Ryan Seacrest to help. Before Seacrest will be 'out' there will be a number of events that occur. A massive ball will drop in Times Square. Revelers will kiss their hearts out.. then race for port-a-potties and their hotel rooms. Maybe stop by a pub and have a cup of cheer..
All around the world, the events are taking place. Some places on Earth are already 2013. The Pope will have a homily about how peace could be achieved. Fireworks will fly high into the night sky.. People will embrace and raise their glasses of chosen adult or child beverage. And we will all be one (in a number of different time zones, of course.)
This is, after all, New Year's Eve. It is a special kind of night.
Recall your fondest new years memories... I know you have them. It may be eating too much turkey in a bar somewhere in the deep dark mines of the Coal Region (the turkey was good. I swear).. or maybe it's a quiet time in your own home with the people you love. Or maybe it's working.. Hotels, bars, restaurants.. they are all open tonight. It's a big night for the service industry. . . And depending on what services you're looking for, and what services are being offered, maybe you're even being serviced, I hope you're all having a blast.
It seems like yesterday that 2000 hit us like a wrecking ball. Remember those days? People were worried computers would shut down. They stockpiled water and food. Sounds similar to the doomsayers of December 21, 2012, doesn't it? The only difference is, back then, we partied like it was 1999. This go around we'll be lamenting the late 90s and wishing they could come back all over again. Gas at a buck a gallon.. milk around 2.. life happy. But was it?
I don't know.
After all, think of another fond saying people have on New Year's Eve: "Out with the old, in with the new!" "This year will be better than the last!"
Is any year better?
Is any year new?
It's all relative, in a way.
It's only a calender that tells us we've swung from one set of 365 to the next. But the events of the day are still stagnant. Reality doesn't tell time well. We simply measure our existence in the boundaries of it..
But what is time? What are hours, and minutes.. and days and years? I don't know much about what they are besides what I grew up knowing. And the earth, as it rotates into infinity, allows us to make certain that time is told.
Time is a magazine.
And it's an enemy.
So often.
And now, like we've done countless times before, we're going to hold our lovers close, call the parents, and hope to keep a couple friends in the process. We have been down this road before. It seems very familiar to me, and I am sure to you.
As the clock ticks down the final minutes of 2012 here on the East Coast of the planet earth, let's truly hope that 2013 is one that brings all those things we've wished for since we began wishing around this time of year: World peace, love across the continents, economy stability, good news, no storms, laughter, and memories to be fond of.
What we may find, as we herald in 2014, is that '13 was a mixture of good and bad, positive, and negative. We'll look back on 12 months of war and hate. It will be peppered with stories of humanity and love, perseverance and kindness. And that's just life as we know it. Living in America. And at the beginning of the millennium... (2013 still somewhat counts as a beginning, no?)
Since we've been down the road before of resolutions and hopes, let's just calm ourselves down this go around and take it in stride. Don't put too much pressure on a calender change to change your life. But certainly don't give up trying to make it.
So happy new year. Raise a glass. Toast the past. Love always. Love deeply. Love actually.
New Year's Eve.. Rockin' without Dick Clark in '13
Welcome to the final minutes of the year 2012. Yes. Already. It was so looked forward to, and it is ending so quickly...
It's minus Dick Clark this year, though. And that is notable. Fergie is showering ABC viewers tonight in the pre-game with Dick Clark related footage. Donna Summers is playing while the Doors are swaying. Yes, it's a stroll down amnesia lane in the fast lane. Dick Clarkless 2013. No countdown with the master of Times Square this year.
The show goes on, of course. With Ryan Seacrest to help. Before Seacrest will be 'out' there will be a number of events that occur. A massive ball will drop in Times Square. Revelers will kiss their hearts out.. then race for port-a-potties and their hotel rooms. Maybe stop by a pub and have a cup of cheer..
All around the world, the events are taking place. Some places on Earth are already 2013. The Pope will have a homily about how peace could be achieved. Fireworks will fly high into the night sky.. People will embrace and raise their glasses of chosen adult or child beverage. And we will all be one (in a number of different time zones, of course.)
This is, after all, New Year's Eve. It is a special kind of night.
Recall your fondest new years memories... I know you have them. It may be eating too much turkey in a bar somewhere in the deep dark mines of the Coal Region (the turkey was good. I swear).. or maybe it's a quiet time in your own home with the people you love. Or maybe it's working.. Hotels, bars, restaurants.. they are all open tonight. It's a big night for the service industry. . . And depending on what services you're looking for, and what services are being offered, maybe you're even being serviced, I hope you're all having a blast.
It seems like yesterday that 2000 hit us like a wrecking ball. Remember those days? People were worried computers would shut down. They stockpiled water and food. Sounds similar to the doomsayers of December 21, 2012, doesn't it? The only difference is, back then, we partied like it was 1999. This go around we'll be lamenting the late 90s and wishing they could come back all over again. Gas at a buck a gallon.. milk around 2.. life happy. But was it?
I don't know.
After all, think of another fond saying people have on New Year's Eve: "Out with the old, in with the new!" "This year will be better than the last!"
Is any year better?
Is any year new?
It's all relative, in a way.
It's only a calender that tells us we've swung from one set of 365 to the next. But the events of the day are still stagnant. Reality doesn't tell time well. We simply measure our existence in the boundaries of it..
But what is time? What are hours, and minutes.. and days and years? I don't know much about what they are besides what I grew up knowing. And the earth, as it rotates into infinity, allows us to make certain that time is told.
Time is a magazine.
And it's an enemy.
So often.
And now, like we've done countless times before, we're going to hold our lovers close, call the parents, and hope to keep a couple friends in the process. We have been down this road before. It seems very familiar to me, and I am sure to you.
As the clock ticks down the final minutes of 2012 here on the East Coast of the planet earth, let's truly hope that 2013 is one that brings all those things we've wished for since we began wishing around this time of year: World peace, love across the continents, economy stability, good news, no storms, laughter, and memories to be fond of.
What we may find, as we herald in 2014, is that '13 was a mixture of good and bad, positive, and negative. We'll look back on 12 months of war and hate. It will be peppered with stories of humanity and love, perseverance and kindness. And that's just life as we know it. Living in America. And at the beginning of the millennium... (2013 still somewhat counts as a beginning, no?)
Since we've been down the road before of resolutions and hopes, let's just calm ourselves down this go around and take it in stride. Don't put too much pressure on a calender change to change your life. But certainly don't give up trying to make it.
So happy new year. Raise a glass. Toast the past. Love always. Love deeply. Love actually.
It's minus Dick Clark this year, though. And that is notable. Fergie is showering ABC viewers tonight in the pre-game with Dick Clark related footage. Donna Summers is playing while the Doors are swaying. Yes, it's a stroll down amnesia lane in the fast lane. Dick Clarkless 2013. No countdown with the master of Times Square this year.
The show goes on, of course. With Ryan Seacrest to help. Before Seacrest will be 'out' there will be a number of events that occur. A massive ball will drop in Times Square. Revelers will kiss their hearts out.. then race for port-a-potties and their hotel rooms. Maybe stop by a pub and have a cup of cheer..
All around the world, the events are taking place. Some places on Earth are already 2013. The Pope will have a homily about how peace could be achieved. Fireworks will fly high into the night sky.. People will embrace and raise their glasses of chosen adult or child beverage. And we will all be one (in a number of different time zones, of course.)
This is, after all, New Year's Eve. It is a special kind of night.
Recall your fondest new years memories... I know you have them. It may be eating too much turkey in a bar somewhere in the deep dark mines of the Coal Region (the turkey was good. I swear).. or maybe it's a quiet time in your own home with the people you love. Or maybe it's working.. Hotels, bars, restaurants.. they are all open tonight. It's a big night for the service industry. . . And depending on what services you're looking for, and what services are being offered, maybe you're even being serviced, I hope you're all having a blast.
It seems like yesterday that 2000 hit us like a wrecking ball. Remember those days? People were worried computers would shut down. They stockpiled water and food. Sounds similar to the doomsayers of December 21, 2012, doesn't it? The only difference is, back then, we partied like it was 1999. This go around we'll be lamenting the late 90s and wishing they could come back all over again. Gas at a buck a gallon.. milk around 2.. life happy. But was it?
I don't know.
After all, think of another fond saying people have on New Year's Eve: "Out with the old, in with the new!" "This year will be better than the last!"
Is any year better?
Is any year new?
It's all relative, in a way.
It's only a calender that tells us we've swung from one set of 365 to the next. But the events of the day are still stagnant. Reality doesn't tell time well. We simply measure our existence in the boundaries of it..
But what is time? What are hours, and minutes.. and days and years? I don't know much about what they are besides what I grew up knowing. And the earth, as it rotates into infinity, allows us to make certain that time is told.
Time is a magazine.
And it's an enemy.
So often.
And now, like we've done countless times before, we're going to hold our lovers close, call the parents, and hope to keep a couple friends in the process. We have been down this road before. It seems very familiar to me, and I am sure to you.
As the clock ticks down the final minutes of 2012 here on the East Coast of the planet earth, let's truly hope that 2013 is one that brings all those things we've wished for since we began wishing around this time of year: World peace, love across the continents, economy stability, good news, no storms, laughter, and memories to be fond of.
What we may find, as we herald in 2014, is that '13 was a mixture of good and bad, positive, and negative. We'll look back on 12 months of war and hate. It will be peppered with stories of humanity and love, perseverance and kindness. And that's just life as we know it. Living in America. And at the beginning of the millennium... (2013 still somewhat counts as a beginning, no?)
Since we've been down the road before of resolutions and hopes, let's just calm ourselves down this go around and take it in stride. Don't put too much pressure on a calender change to change your life. But certainly don't give up trying to make it.
So happy new year. Raise a glass. Toast the past. Love always. Love deeply. Love actually.
How do you measure a year
525,600 minutes, 525,000 moments so dear. 525,600 minutes - how do you measure, measure a year? In daylights, in sunsets, in midnights, in cups of coffee. In inches, in miles, in laughter, in strife. In 525,600 minutes - how do you measure a year in the life? How about love? How about love? How about love? Measure in love. Seasons of love.
2013 here we come.. the world giving an enthusiastic hello to a new beginning..
2013 here we come.. the world giving an enthusiastic hello to a new beginning..
How do you measure a year
525,600 minutes, 525,000 moments so dear. 525,600 minutes - how do you measure,
measure a year? In daylights, in sunsets, in midnights, in cups of coffee. In
inches, in miles, in laughter, in strife. In 525,600 minutes - how do you
measure a year in the life?
How about love? How about love? How about love? Measure in love. Seasons of
love.
2013 here we come.. the world giving an enthusiastic hello to a new beginning..
2013 here we come.. the world giving an enthusiastic hello to a new beginning..
New Year's Eve drama: Hillary has brain clot
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has a blood clot between her brain and skull behind her right ear, her doctors said.
New Year's Eve drama: Hillary has brain clot
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has a blood clot between her brain and skull behind her right ear, her doctors said.
Hillary Clinton hospitalized with blood clot
CNN reporting:
Developing
She is expected to remain at New York Presbyterian Hospital for the next 48 hours so doctors can monitor her condition and treat her with anti-coagulants, said Philippe Reines, deputy assistant secretary of state."Her doctors will continue to assess her condition, including other issues associated with her concussion," Reines said. "They will determine if any further action is required."
Developing
Hillary Clinton hospitalized with blood clot
CNN reporting:
Developing
She is expected to remain at New York Presbyterian Hospital for the next 48 hours so doctors can monitor her condition and treat her with anti-coagulants, said Philippe Reines, deputy assistant secretary of state."Her doctors will continue to assess her condition, including other issues associated with her concussion," Reines said. "They will determine if any further action is required."
Developing
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