• Uncategorical Weirdness

    Snow Sieve

    February 2, 2011 - By 

    Snow forced through screen, also drifting about halfway up window (it’s piling up on the roof over the porch – all drifted). The windward sides of the roof is bare, the leeward side is where the finest snow is piling up like flour from a gigantic sifter. Via: Flickr Title: Snow Sieve By: GinnyRED57 Originally uploaded: 2 Feb ’11, 12.52am CST PST

  • Twitter

    Weekly Tweets 2011-01-30

    January 30, 2011 - By 

    If I wanted to taste your perfume, I would lick your neck. #fb # This will be remembered as the year the Bachmann/Palin Crazy Train goes into overdrive, with Angle/O'Donnell Crazy Caboose. # RT @Syfy "…a Firefly series without half of the lead actors? (Actually, Adam is on Chuck too…so that make 4). Or w/out Joss?" No. # Bachmann must have been watching the HypnotoadPrompter http://r33b.net/ # .@KeithOlbermann And all this time I thought #FOK meant Fully Off Kilter. Happy Birthday, young man. # RT @daveweigel "Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS), whom Palin opposed in the primary, also at Tea Party…

  • Connections

    Disabled Man Dies After Beating By Group Home Employees In Downstate Illinois

    January 29, 2011 - By 

    This is disturbing… for various reasons. This man was a member of a kind-hearted and trusting population of Illinois residents, and it’s outrageous that the people responsible for his care are also responsible for his death. Just last year Paul McCann was contemplating moving from his group home in Charleston to one in Crest Hill to be closer to his family in the south suburbs, his sister said. But even after spending a weekend at a residency facility blocks away from his elderly mother, McCann decided he wanted to stay downstate, where he knew more people and enjoyed the scenery.…

  • Hot Off The Presses - Politics, Schmolitics

    Army protecting #Egypt protesters from police video: Watching and listening

    January 29, 2011 - By 

    Earlier today a reporter for the The Daily News Egypt captured footage of Cairo protesters taking shelter behind and among armored vehicles of the army. Who were they were sheltering from? The Egyptian police. The chant has the same cadence as “The people, united, can never be defeated.” I’ve also heard a Spanish version. via Army protecting Egypt protesters from police video – CSMonitor.com.