(XinHua News) US Secretary of Defense Oliver North appears to have leaked plans for a new generations of drones … submersibles! A waiter at D.C.’s Komi restaurant found this strange drawing on silk napkin after a dinner with Admiral Thomso Huang of the Taiwanese False government, and A[...]
Archive for March, 2014
March 12th, 2014 - 4:15 am § in America
Clinton on Obamacare
Clinton puts the denialists above the reality He could help everyone if he condemns the young denialists … the young people, spurred by the Republicans, whose existing plans need to be replaced. These young denialists think they would save $$ if they did not need to buy new policies. Clinton c[...]
March 12th, 2014 - 2:21 am § in Politics
The Strange World Of Expensive Art
Media and blogs are filled with debates about raising the minimum wage to $10.10/hr (federal) or $15.00/hr (local). Conservatives argue that paying such prodigious sums to workers who sweep floors, fry burgers, and empty bedpans would end life on this planet as we know it. In May 2013, the media r[...]
Missing Plane: A Frightening Explanation
Was The Plane Shot Down By A Vietnamese Missile? Obviously I do not know, however the fact is that this is all too possible because of the tensions engendered by China. Indeed a similar event recently occurred off of North Korea. The plane took off from Malaysia and was first reported as missing on [...]
March 11th, 2014 - 3:40 pm § in Misc.
THE Ave challenge
Vobba. This word in Swedish supposedly has no meaning in English. Can you guess what it means?[...]
March 11th, 2014 - 2:25 pm § in Misc.
BREAKING NEWS: The Missing Plane: Viewed from India
The MH370 event bears some intriguing similarity to three other accidents — The SilkAir MI185 crash into the Musi river in Indonesia on December 17, 1997; The Air France flight 447 which crashed into the Atlantic Ocean on June 1, 2009, and the recent Asiana Airlines crash in San Francisco on July [...]
March 11th, 2014 - 12:47 pm § in Misc.
LEGAL THUGGERY
Legal Thuggery used to block honest experts, Say Montana Supremes By Paul Davies (extracted) Gibson Dunn’s “use of the judicial system amounts to legal thuggery,” the state Supreme Court said. The court found that the firm, which employs about 800 lawyers, acted with a “high level of m[...]
March 11th, 2014 - 12:41 pm § in The Ave Scene
The Scot: Savoring Film
Digital vs. Film We always have that eternal debate in photography of Digital vs Analogue. I firmly subscribe to the latter, that film still has a core niche market. There are still photographers out there who continue to use it, and use it religiously. Digital may have today’s market and e[...]
Mini-skirt turbulence at Japan budget airline A Japanese budget airline has flown into rough air over its decision to outfit flight attendants in revealing mini-skirts, drawing criticism that it could invite sexual harassment. Skymark Airlines came under fire from the cabin crew’s labour union[...]