Saturday, February 20, 2010
Friday, December 4, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
the revamping of my little blog
After not having posted on my blog for almost a year, I've decided to revamp it and try to keep up with the blogging world.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Global WARMing??
With this winter being the coldest winter of the decade, it would be appropriate for Al Gore to formally announce that global warming is a myth.
The earth has always had heating and cooling patterns, but there is no evidence to assert that global warming or climate change is even true. In fact, over 4,000 scientists believe there is no such thing as global warming. 83 percent of climatologists questioned in the Gallup poll of North America have shunned the idea of global warming. This winter, every place from Hawaii to Florida has been experiencing cooler then normal temperatures. And to top it off, last winter's global warming conference, hosted in Washington DC, was postponed because of snow storms. Ironic, right?
While I'm watching the snow pour outside, it would be most logical to stop fretting about climate change because, as I stated earlier, there is no such thing as global warming.
The earth has always had heating and cooling patterns, but there is no evidence to assert that global warming or climate change is even true. In fact, over 4,000 scientists believe there is no such thing as global warming. 83 percent of climatologists questioned in the Gallup poll of North America have shunned the idea of global warming. This winter, every place from Hawaii to Florida has been experiencing cooler then normal temperatures. And to top it off, last winter's global warming conference, hosted in Washington DC, was postponed because of snow storms. Ironic, right?
While I'm watching the snow pour outside, it would be most logical to stop fretting about climate change because, as I stated earlier, there is no such thing as global warming.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
I've just recently discovered tofu and made a mouthwatering dish called Peanut-Crusted Tofu Triangles. Very delicious but very spicy.
The older I get the more of a health freak I'm turning into... I've given up ice cream (for now, at least) and I've turned to organic rice ice cream. Since I've always hated the taste of milk, I stick to organic soy milk. I don't miss a morning without my whole grain cheerios with soy milk!
The older I get the more of a health freak I'm turning into... I've given up ice cream (for now, at least) and I've turned to organic rice ice cream. Since I've always hated the taste of milk, I stick to organic soy milk. I don't miss a morning without my whole grain cheerios with soy milk!
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
The Zero Factor
The Zero Factor is also known as Tecumseh's Curse. You might have learned about it in history class, but just in case you didn't, here's the background:
Tecumseh was the leader of the last big Indian uprising. Basically, he tried to unite all the Indian tribes as one confederation with himself as the leader. In the end Tecumseh failed, but he placed a "curse" that every President who was elected in a year ending in zero would die in office.
I don't really believe in curse, but I do find the following information interesting.
1840: William Harrison - died of pneumonia
1860: Abraham Lincoln - assassinated
1880: James Garfield - assassinated
1900: William McKinley - assassinated
1920: Warren Harding - died of a stroke in 1923
1940: Franklin Roosevelt - died of cerebral hemorrhage
1960: John F. Kennedy - assassinated
1980: Ronald Reagan- shot but not killed
Weird, eh?
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