Category: Aggregated

Day of Reckoning: the time when one is called to account for one’s actions, to pay one’s debts, or to fulfill one’s promises or obligations. When the Harvey Weinstein story broke about a month ago, I offered that the reason for such a story to break now – after decades of such behavior – might have something to do with the democrats getting tired of telling Hillary to go away. Well, the train is leaving the station: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand on Thursday went to a place that few Democrats have dared or cared to go when it comes to allegations of sexual assault: … Continue reading →

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Ice on your windshield is both a safety issue and a giant hassle on a freezing day when you just want to get where you’re going and huddle there like a cranky bear. Here’s a short video that makes defrosting your window look so easy, you’ll throw your scraper in the trash compactor. (NB: you should probably still hang onto that scraper.) The video was posted in 2016, but it’s resurfacing again recently, along with the cold weather. WATE 6 News’ Ken Weathers, a meteorologist whose name was his destiny, demonstrates how to make a simple solution that instantly dissolves ice. … Continue reading →

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After 37 years of murderous and destructive rule, it looks like the curtain is finally coming down on the Mugabe regime. Military coups are seldom welcome, but few of Zimbabwe’s beleaguered citizenry are unhappy with this dramatic turn of events. After decades of misery, the prospect of life under “Gucci Grace,” the ghastly First Lady, provided a frightening future scenario that propelled the military into a direct and decisive confrontation. Almost universally this man is now reviled, and few will lament his political demise. But it was not always like that, and be mindful; he did not get to where … Continue reading →

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It’s the one certainty that we will all face in the future, yet what it feels like to die remains the great unknown. Those who may be able to share some insight, however, are people who have narrowly escaped death – and some have shared their experiences in a Quora thread to shed some light on one of life’s greatest mysteries. Christopher Mooney from Bristol was one of those who shared their experience with the question and answer site, explaining that he’d previously had a brush with death and believes he was 20 to 30 seconds from the end of his life. … Continue reading →

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What implications does this have on travel safety?

Moore accuser’s lawyer hasn’t looked into authenticity of main piece of evidence.

Top scientists are using people as guinea pigs.

Old videos of Al Franken give insight into the mind of the Senator.

Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai, obviously somewhat upset about the fake news coverage of the Xi-Trump summit in Beijing by the U.S. media, yesterday underlined the tremendous significance of the summit and the long-term implication…