Tuesday, June 14, 2005

CNN.com - Woman, 83, fights eviction from national park home - June 13, 2005

CNN.com - Woman, 83, fights eviction from national park home - Jun 13, 2005

Can you believe that the government is at it again?! This lady is fighting to stay on this property and it is only until she passes on. It's amazing what our tax money really goes to. I hope the special bill passes and she gets to stay. Isn't it fair enough that when she is dead, the land reverts to the government?

Wednesday, June 08, 2005

Man With Chain Saw, Sword Is Let Into U.S. - Yahoo! News

Man With Chain Saw, Sword Is Let Into U.S. - Yahoo! News

OH, and they say we are doing so much better with security! How's that? Take away the weapons, he's good to go.

What part of security does the US government and people not understand?

Tuesday, May 03, 2005

Link swapping

Wow. It's been almost a whole month since my last post. I really have been busy. New boss and other weird and wacky stuff going on. Overall I really hate my job, but that is besides the point.

I wonder if it is new spam or just some annoying people without real names, but I am getting emails from supposed individuals wishing to "link swap". It looks like requests to put links for a website on your own page in exchange for them putting links on their sites. Well, Annajooeasis, I don't think so. Yeah, these names are really far out. So for all those idiots out there, first red flag on spam and other baddies is the name. If you don't recognize it or it seems to be foreign, pun intended, then you better be cautious.

Oh, have you seen the news? I haven't. Any new fingers in the soup lately?

Have fun! Ride hard!

Monday, April 11, 2005

More Skulls?

Science News Article | Reuters.com

And if the mammoth skeleton is not good enough, this is an interesting read. 7 million years. Wow. How far can they go back before they decide when "humans" became humands?

Oh my.

Mammoth! From Rueters

Science News Article | Reuters.com

Now this is a pretty cool find. I think this should be shown at the LA Natural History Museum.

Have any visited the La Brea Tar Pits? If you every visit LA (and who really would, yuck yuck) this is one place to check out.

Later!