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Huffington Post – by Eleanor Goldberg

A new Alabama fraternity has already redefined what it means to be a “brother.”

Phi Kappa Psi has only had a presence at the University of Alabama in Huntsville for less than a year, but they already have big plans to help improve their community, WHNT reported. Inspired by a chance meeting with a local homeless person, Taylor Reed — president of the frat — decided to establish an organization to build tiny homes for people without a place to live.   Continue reading “Alabama Frat Is Building Tiny Houses For Homeless Because They’re Their Brothers Too”

This really works and will only take you about ten seconds!!!

Amazing it really works this is my all-time favorite movie.

I am very good at math, so I did it in my head, then on paper, and finally on a calculator just to confirm my numerical capabilities.

Each time I got the same answer, and sure enough it IS my very favorite movie EVER!

DO NOT cheat. DO YOUR math, THEN compare the results to the list of movies at the bottom.   Continue reading “Math Trick”

Alliance for Natural Health

Patent protection means you get to charge whatever the market will bear. In this case, it bears a 935% increase in the price tag.

Xyrem is the brand name for sodium oxybate. Sodium oxybate is the sodium salt of γ-hydroxybutyric acid, or GHB—the “date rape drug.” It’s an old drug—even older than aspirin—and it’s FDA-approved for the treatment of excessive daytime sleepiness caused by narcolepsy.   Continue reading “How a Monopoly Is Turning the Date Rape Drug into a Blockbuster Moneymaker”

Press TV

“America is now investing endless troops, endless time, endless treasury, exceeding trillions of dollars now, in fighting wars for Israel,” said James Henry Fetzer, who’s also an editor at Veterans Today and a retired professor in Madison, Wisconsin.   Continue reading “US investing ‘trillions’ to fight wars for Israel: Scholar”

RT

Scientists have found traces of leaked radiation from Japan’s 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident off the coast of California. Radiation experts, though, say the levels are harmless.

Trace amounts of isotopes linked to Fukushima radiation were detected about 100 miles (160km) west of Eureka, a city in northern California, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), a Massachusetts-based research organization, announced Monday in a press release.   Continue reading “Fukushima radiation detected 100 miles off California coast”

Mail.com

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — After being buried under more than a foot of snow, parts of the Rockies and Upper Midwest were getting their first icy touch of arctic air on Tuesday. And the rest of the Midwest and the East are expecting a dose later in the week, with temperatures forecast as much as 40 degrees below average.

The frigid air was pushed in by a powerful storm that hit Alaska with hurricane-force winds over the weekend. A look at the storm and its effects:   Continue reading “Arctic blast descends on Rockies, Upper Midwest”

Mail.com

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Enraged parents wept and screamed as a judge sentenced a South Korean ferry captain to 36 years in prison Tuesday for negligence and abandoning passengers when his ship sank earlier this year, killing more than 300 people, mostly high school students.

The highly anticipated verdict came on the same day officials called off searches for the final nine victims and reflects the continuing grief and finger-pointing over one of the worst disasters in South Korean history. Victims’ relatives immediately criticized the sentences for Capt. Lee Joon-seok and 14 other crew members as too lenient. Lee was acquitted of a homicide charge, which could have carried a death sentence, because the court said there wasn’t proof that he knew his actions would cause such a massive loss of life.   Continue reading “Grief, rage at 36-year sentence for ferry captain”

Mail.com

WASHINGTON (AP) — An Army statistician whose research informed battlefield treatment decisions was quietly forced to resign in January after admitting she did not earn the doctoral degree she had been claiming.

Inquiries by The Associated Press revealed that not only did she deceive the Army about her Ph.D., but she didn’t earn the master’s degree on her resume either, something Army officials said they had not realized.   Continue reading “Army trauma expert quit after admitting PhD fraud”

Happy Veterans Day to all who serve and have served. God bless you all!!

Continue reading “Chairman MAOBAMA”

Sorry this is from FOX news but it goes with the story below.

Fox News

The media have identified the problem with the Obama presidency and want her tarred and feathered.

Or just fired. Or sidelined. Or made an ambassador to some faraway land.

Her name is Valerie Jarrett.   Continue reading “Firing Offense? Valerie Jarrett is now scapegoat-in-chief”

Political Ears

In a shocking report released, the FBI is admitting that the 2012 Sandy Hook School shooting was not a shooting at all. It was an exercise that local media misreported on, and then government officials perpetuated the hoax in hopes of bringing about gun control legislation.

Many questions regarding why “parents” were laughing, first responders were not going in and out of the school and later no medical personnel were permitted are now answered.   Continue reading “FBI Report: No Deaths At Sandy Hook: Was Exercise, Misreported, Created Crisis”

Hey all,

I was traveling with my family on November 10, 2014 to Hot Springs, Arkansas for a vacation and this is what I noticed traveling on Hwy 30. The first two pics were of an armored vehicle being transported through Texarkana and into Arkansas.

The second one (the blurry one) was another armored vehicle taken on Hwy 30 as well, somewhere between Hope and Prescott, heading North in the same direction as the first one. Not sure where they could be headed. Maybe Little Rock.   Continue reading “Report: Armored Vehicles Spotted Highway 30, Arkansas”