Sunday, July 19, 2009
Water Pond.........
I've been wanting to have a small pond installed in my yard, to put goldfish in. I've hesitated, because of the weather, and my finances have held me back as well. This website I found has all the different supplies to help you get started and maintain your pond. Not only do the offer you the pond supplies for a small pond, but they also have larger scale supplies, that can service your farm pond, or aeration of a small lake area. Fountains always look so lovely in the middle of a pond or lagoon. I would hope I could have a small one, that would aerate my goldfish pond.
Roadside Bombs......
US Marines search for roadside bombs in Afghanistan's Helmand province on July 13. Several years back I worked at a local company that built metal detectors. Back then they were made to use looking for coins or pipes in the ground. I truly believe that this is a better use for these detectors, if they can save our soldiers lives.
Friday, July 17, 2009
Walter Conkrite Dies at 92......
Former CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite, whose authoritative delivery of news events from the John F. Kennedy assassination to the Apollo moon landing and Vietnam War, made him "the most trusted man in America," died in New York on July 17, 2009 at age 92.
Former CBS newsman Walter Cronkite displays the Golden Medal of Honor of the City of Vienna in this January 3, 200 file photo.
In this May 3, 1952 file photo, Walter Cronkite holds the microphone as U.S. President Harry Truman, right, talks about the re-built executive mansion in the Diplomatic Reception Room on the ground floor of the White House in Washington. He's been around for years and seen many top stories as well as delivering them as only a good journalist can. Walter is placed along with Edward R. Murrow, when it comes to good journalism.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
New Sanctions.........
There was international condemnation after North Korea fired a Unha-2 rocket in April 2009. The South Korean cable news channel YTN has reported that North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il has cancer and may not live more than five years.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Britain's People Speak Out.........
A British police officer gestures to the anti-war protesters to move away from the gate as they demonstrate outside Downing Street in London calling for British troops to be withdrawn from Afghanistan, Monday, July 13, 2009. Britain lost eight soldiers within a 24 hour period that ended Friday last week and pushed Britain's overall death toll in Afghanistan to 184.
This looks familiar, wouldn't you say? The American people have done this type of thing time and time again. I wonder if they will accomplish anymore than the American's did? No one wants lives to be wasted. It's a term of war that all people throughout the world have come to acknowledge.
Monday, July 13, 2009
Who Controls Who.........
If you've ever wondered who's in control, you or your cat, a new study points to the obvious. It's your cat.
Household cats exercise this control with a certain type of urgent-sounding, high-pitched meow, according to the findings.
This meow is actually a purr mixed with a high-pitched cry. While people usually think of cat purring as a sign of happiness, some cats make this purr-cry sound when they want to be fed. The study showed that humans find these mixed calls annoying and difficult to ignore.
This is my pain in the backside, and he definitely knows how to push his weight around, where I'm concerned. I really do alot of chasing and scolding to this little imp. He trys his very best and gets right up under my skin.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Local Soldier.....Serving.........
HM3 Simon Trujillo, a medic from Dallas, TX attached to the U.S. Marines from the 2nd MEB, 1st Battalion 5th Marines mans the company's radio inside a compound in the Nawa district of Afghanistan's Helmand province Saturday, July 11, 2009.
Bomb blasts killed four U.S. Marines in Afghanistan's dangerous south, where thousands of American forces have deployed in a massive operation to oust Taliban fighters from the country's opium poppy region, officials said Sunday.
Friday, July 10, 2009
McNair's Memorial Service......
In death he was mourned as a good guy, and it is said that he did more good than bad. His wife Michelle, did not allow the news to take pictures of the family. Asking that they be left to deal with this tragedy in peace. Former Titans players, served as pallbearers as the casket of McNair is removed from the memorial service, in Nashville, TN, Thursday, July 9, 2009.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Weight Loss Man vs Woman
They say that weight problems are mostly a woman's heredity or thing. There are more articles that contradict that idea and suggest that there are as many obese men as women. The weight loss site that tells about this is located at http://www.web-articles.info/e/s/s/Weight-loss/ and give an update on all the different idea's that are associated with this article. There are actually more overweight men in the US than overweight women. There are several factors that undoubtedly account for the difference, the gender gap when it comes to self-assessment, that may play an important role. Guys that do take a good look at their bodies they see themselves as big rather than overweight. Women look in the mirror that men and women are more accurate in assessing the status of their weight. Men’s ability to assess their weight status is less finely tuned than women’s. Our society values thinness in women and it's no secret that there aren't many magazines show over weight women at popular. We know that being underweight also carries health risks. A woman who is already at a healthy weight may feel the need to lose weight. This isn't necessarily so,according to some doctor's. This is particularly true for young and middle-aged women, who are often more likely to consider themselves overweight even when their weight is within the recommended range. In other words men don't consider themselves obese when women look at themselves at fat.
Bodies Wash Ashore........
Police officers and local officials transfer a body believed to be that of a passenger aboard the Yemenia Airbus 310-300 onto a vehicle on Mafia island July 8, 2009. Tanzanian authorities have spotted some 13 bodies believed to be from the Yemeni airliner that crashed into the sea off the Indian Ocean archipelago of Comoros last week, an official said on Tuesday. Thirteen bodies, a plane seat and a piece of metal stamped "Airbus" washed ashore in Tanzania and French investigators were trying to determine Wednesday if they were linked to the Yemenia Airways plane crash hundreds of miles away.
Ephedra
Certain types of this product have been banned on the market, because it can be lethal. The laboratories are developing the nuphedra to take it's place. It seems that it's still not very safe to use ephedra, so they are trying to find a different product that will take it's place and still give great weight loss. Certain forms of ephedra are still safe, when taken in a safe dosage, but can cause the body to become too warm resulting in unsafe levels of heat. Get more information on products that involve this drug, for your safety.
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
$25,000 Dollars
Michael Jackson's casket is displayed at the Jackson public memorial service held at Staples Center on Tuesday, July 7, 2009 in Los Angeles. Bronze and gold plated, is what this casket was made of, with a special interior of dark blue velvet...........
Who Cares?
I've lived through this crap, many times and I still can't see how they can forget all the things that this person did? If child molestation is not a crime, then I don't know what is. It's just like OJ getting away with his crime for so many years. Sooner or later your sins will find you out........that's just the way life is........what goes around comes around! If you do wrong, it surly will come back to haunt you. I can't prove that Jackson did this crime, but where's there's smoke there usually fire. Good lawyers can only do so much..........I was wondering how he slept at night..........now we know!
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Karl Malden Dies
Oscar-winning actor Karl Malden, seen here in 2004, has died. Malden was known for his distinctive nose and roles opposite Marlon Brando in "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "On The Waterfront". Also gaining TV fame as a leading man in "The Streets of San Francisco," died on Wednesday at age 97. So long Karl, you will be missed by all who loved your work and by your family and friends.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Honduras Starting Another Mess
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