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As day 56 of the worst oil spill in our history continues to spew more oil into the Gulf of Mexico there are still no solutions in sight. Please don’t forget about the 11 workers that were killed in the blast. Now the wild life is being killed off and our fishing waters have been destroyed eliminating many jobs in several states. Well its time for BP to step and start doing something about this disaster. There are plenty of unemployed people willing to work that can start a massive clean up. There has to be some action taken soon or we will destroy all of our oceans and sea life. As Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida have oil washed up on their coasts I expect the Jersey shores and surrounding areas to see this oil around August of this year. Luckily they will avoid losing all the summer business due to the reckless oil spill but they will be affected soon.

I believe the spill is worst than we think and the disbursements they used are causing horrible damage to our ecosystem. This oil is killing fish, birds, turtles, mammals, and more. Don’t forget about the valuable plants and marshes that help control the strength of hurricanes. In addition when hurricanes start picking up oil and making it rain oil but its not profitable oil showers just harmful ones that will be real exciting.

Solutions to this oil mess are to start trying something or anything. Apparently hay will help soak up oil. Therefore drop bails of hay out there and pay the unemployed fishing boats to collect the hay in there nets. Furthermore mushrooms and hair not a combo that you would like to find in a sandwich, but mats made from the mixture offer a totally organic and effective way to sop up oil on water. The technique isn’t just speculation either it was actually utilized in the Cosco Busan oil spill of 2007! Let’s use natural solutions as oppose to adding more chemicals and disbursements. - Doug from RoadheadRules

Use your cell phone to text the keyword Haiti to 90999 to send American Red Cross Haiti donations of $10. I did this yesterday and after I sent the text, I got a message back asking me to text YES to confirm. Then I got a confirmation text back. So you’ll know if it worked.

Or text Yele to 501501 to donate $5.

Tim Kedrowski and his sons, Peter and Casey, are not pushovers for Bigfoot stories, but a frame on a game trail camera set up on their hunting land north of Remer has left them in a quandary.

“To us, it’s very hard because we lean toward the skeptical type,” Kedrowski said in a telephone interview from his Rice, Minn., home.

But after checking with neighbors and any other hunters who might have been walking through the dense woods at 7:20 p.m. on the rainy night of Oct. 24, he said they couldn’t imagine what else the image could be. Tim said he considered ideas from a bear to a bow hunter in a fuzzy suit. But the arm and hand couldn’t be a bear’s, or its upright gait. And there is no evidence in the photo of a bow or flashlight a hunter might be using to track a wounded deer.

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Source: twincities.com

New Jersey is poised to become the next state to allow residents to use marijuana, when recommended by a doctor, for relief from serious diseases and medical conditions.

The state Senate has approved the bill and the state Assembly is expected to follow. The legislation would then head to the governor’s office for his signature.

Gov. Jon Corzine, the Democrat who lost his re-election bid last month, has indicated he would sign the bill if it reaches his desk before he leaves office in January. It would likely be one of Mr. Corzine’s last acts before relinquishing the job to Republican Chris Christie.

Mr. Christie has indicated he would be supportive of such legislation, but had concerns that one draft of a bill he read didn’t have enough restrictions, a spokeswoman said.

Source: online.wsj.com
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This next homeowner is a force to be reckoned with. He’s 91, he was buck naked, but he and his dog decided to go after a would be burglar.

He held the man at gunpoint until police arrived. Deputies say they found the would-be burglar on the back porch by the pool drunk and trembling probably not how he thought it would all go down.

Sources: Clumsy Crooks & Newsherald
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Charla Nash, the Connecticut woman mauled by a 200 pound chimpanzee in February, appeared on “Oprah” Wednesday to reveal her face and share heartbreaking details on her life since the attack.

Here are the before and after photos.

Before & After

I feel terrible for Charla Nash. This has to be the worst incident ever. Best wishes to Charla Nash and her family. You will remain strong!

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