Thursday, June 28, 2007
How Farm Odors Contribute to Global Warming: New Research Happening in NYS - WETM 18 Online
How Farm Odors Contribute to Global Warming: New Research Happening in NYS - WETM 18 Online: "Agriculture Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment, Mark Rey, was in Corning Wednesday morning at the Big Flats Plant Materials Center to annouce the award of nearly $20 million in Conservation Innovation Grants to fund 51 research projects across the country designed to refine new technologies helping dairy and other agricultural producers cut back on their greenhouse emissions and cash in on governmental incentives for the research. "
Monday, June 25, 2007
Friday, June 22, 2007
The Preferences Are Coming – Twelve Million of Them
The Preferences Are Coming – Twelve Million of Them: "The 12 million or more who entered the United States illegally, and would gain United States citizenship under the current immigration proposal, Senate Bill 1348, will qualify for race preferences and privileges for which the majority of Americans are not eligible. This is not fair. "
The democrats on Iraq and WMD...before...
Kind of an "inconvient memory" the dems now deny. Liars!
http://www.bercasio.com/movies/dems-wmd-before-iraq.wmv
http://www.bercasio.com/movies/dems-wmd-before-iraq.wmv
Aborigines banned from booze, porn - CNN.com
Aborigines banned from booze, porn - CNN.com: "Australia's leader has announced plans to ban pornography and alcohol for Aborigines in some areas, and to tighten control over their welfare benefits to fight what he called a child sex abuse crisis among them."
Thursday, June 21, 2007
strange maps
strange maps: "The creator of this map has had the interesting idea to break down that gigantic US GDP into the GDPs of individual states, and compare those to other countries’ GDP. What follows, is this slightly misleading map – misleading, because the economies both of the US states and of the countries they are compared with are not weighted for their respective populations."
Read the sunspots
Read the sunspots: "Solar scientists predict that, by 2020, the sun will be starting into its weakest Schwabe solar cycle of the past two centuries, likely leading to unusually cool conditions on Earth. Beginning to plan for adaptation to such a cool period, one which may continue well beyond one 11-year cycle, as did the Little Ice Age, should be a priority for governments. It is global cooling, not warming, that is the major climate threat to the world,"
Journalists give campaign cash - Politics - MSNBC.com
Journalists give campaign cash - Politics - MSNBC.com: "144 journalists who made political contributions from 2004 through the start of the 2008 campaign, according to the public records of the Federal Election Commission. Most of the newsroom checkbooks leaned to the left: 125 journalists gave to Democrats and liberal causes. Only 17 gave to Republicans."
Monday, June 11, 2007
Rocky Mountain News - Denver and Colorado's reliable source for breaking news, sports and entertainment: Local
Rocky Mountain News - Denver and Colorado's reliable source for breaking news, sports and entertainment: Local: "Denver is gearing up to fight global warming, and residents may soon be asked to make personal sacrifices to help save the planet. "
Worm attacked voter database in notorious Florida district
Worm attacked voter database in notorious Florida district: "The computer database infrastructure of Sarasota County, Fla., was attacked by a notorious Internet worm on the first day of early voting during the 2006 election, which featured the now-contested U.S. House race between Democrat Christine Jennings and Republican Vern Buchanan in Florida's 13th Congressional district.
In the early afternoon hours on Monday, Oct. 23, 2006, an Internet worm slammed into the county's database system, breaching its firewall and overwriting the system's administrative password. The havoc brought the county's network -- and the electronic voting system which relies on it -- to its knees as Internet access was all but lost at voting locations for two hours that afternoon. Voters in one of the nation's most hotly contested Congressional elections were unable to cast ballots during the outage, since officials were unable to verify registration data."
In the early afternoon hours on Monday, Oct. 23, 2006, an Internet worm slammed into the county's database system, breaching its firewall and overwriting the system's administrative password. The havoc brought the county's network -- and the electronic voting system which relies on it -- to its knees as Internet access was all but lost at voting locations for two hours that afternoon. Voters in one of the nation's most hotly contested Congressional elections were unable to cast ballots during the outage, since officials were unable to verify registration data."
Half of S&P 500 CEOs Topped $8.3 Million
Half of S&P 500 CEOs Topped $8.3 Million: "A new Associated Press calculation shows that compensation for America's top CEOs has skyrocketed into the stratospheric heights of pro athletes and movie stars: Half make more than $8.3 million a year, and some make much, much more. "
Sunday, June 10, 2007
Townhall.com::Why Liberals Spread Poverty::By Kevin McCullough
Townhall.com::Why Liberals Spread Poverty::By Kevin McCullough: "Liberals would prefer more people to experience poverty. Their actions demonstrate their massive desire to see more people unemployed, and under paid. One of their chief political goals is to cripple the chance for the impoverished from improving their lot in life and thus become even more dependent upon entitlements that only they (liberals) will dole out. Thus the greatest con in elective politics begins again.
It's called a 'surcharge.' "
It's called a 'surcharge.' "
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Zoom!
South Bend Tribune: "A 21-year-old man was taken on a wild ride Wednesday afternoon when the wheelchair he was in became attached to the grille of a semi-truck and was taken four miles down a highway at about 50 mph."
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