This blog is a labor of love. It has to be. I can't even get AdSense to unsort themselves out enough to try for Beer money.
I try to post, at least one comment a day. on what I think about the messy illogical world we all live in. Usually, my thoughts lean toward the critical or pessimistic. The last couple days I have been a bit busy on my real job and haven't devoted as much time as I would like. But, today, I just had to take a couple minutes to write about the release of Laura Ling and Euna Lee.
I am sure as the truth, and the untruths, unfold we will find the release of Laura Ling and Euna Lee from North Korea has layers of intrigue, complexity and ulterior motives by all the players. Articles will be written, reporters will camp, inconveniently on front lawns and political hay will be made by the elected BS farmers in Washington,
But, just for today, let's all relax, bask in the moment and thank whatever stars we follow that somehow, someway and for some reason, a good deed was done by somebody. Two people I don't know and never even heard of before their ordeal are back with their families and loved ones. Today is a good day.
Huffington Post has some really terrifiic pictures of the homecoming here.
Whatever, Whoever and However........Thank you...
Showing posts with label Al Gore. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Could we be wrong about global warming?

In USA Today, By Doyle Rice
Could the best climate models -- the ones used to predict global warming -- all be wrong?Maybe so, says a new study published online today in the journal Nature Geoscience. The report found that only about half of the warming that occurred during a natural climate change 55 million years ago can be explained by excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. What caused the remainder of the warming is a mystery
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