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“True Blood” Rolling Stone Cover A Bit Creepy
Aug 20th
People are outraged about the new cover of Rolling Stone magazine which features stars from HBO’s “True Blood.”
The stars are depicted naked and embracing, all the while covered in blood, as is typical for vampires.
The cover depicts e Alexander Skarsgard, Anna Paquin, and Stephen Moyer, much like they might appear on the television show.
True Blood Rolling Stone Cover
Frankly, the cover looks like one of those items that is intentionally designed to stir the pot, and that’s exactly what’s happening so far.
It’s creating a lot of interest in the magazine, which will help create more interest in the show, which, by the way, is excellent.
Check out the full issue for more details about True Blood from its creator and several cast members.
Gulf Of Aden
Apr 4th
The Gulf of Aden is in the news, because it’s where a French boat was seized by pirates. The Gulf of Aden is located in the Indian Ocean, off of Somalia.
In 2007, Pirates captured at least 24 ships off the coast of Somalia.
Here’s a map of the Gulf of Aden.
Please make sure to study it, so that you too, do not become the victim of Somalian Pirates. They are the skinny African guys with eye-patches and peglegs, so be warned.
First Day Of Spring
Mar 20th
Today is the first official day of spring. The reason I can tell is because my calendar says so. If I had to judge based on looking out my window I would not think this is the first day of Spring.
In fact, it looks more like a typical day in the Winter. But anyways, I rejoice at the notion that the long and brutal Winter may be ending.
Hail Spring! 
Vicki Van Meter
Mar 18th
Vicki Van Meter has committed suicide by shooting herself. She was the youngest pilot ever to cross the U.S., when she did it as a young girl. Unhappiness is the reason cited for her recent actions.
Van Meter died Saturday and her body was found in her Meadville home on Sunday.
Her brother said she battled depression and opposed medication, but her family thought she had been dealing with her problems.
“She was unhappy, but it was hard for her to open up about that and we all thought that she was coping,” Daniel Van Meter said. “This really is a shock, because we didn’t see the signs.”
Vicki Van Meter was 26.
Irish Blessing
Mar 17th
Time for an Irish Blessing. Here’s one of my favorite blessings from my 100% Irish American background.
“May you be in Heaven a half hour before the Devil knows you’re dead.”
That one is another of my favorites. Enjoy St. Patrick’s Day.
Grand Canyon Flooding
Mar 6th
The U.S. Government has flooded the Grand Canyon with 50,000,000 gallons of water in the hope of restoring the eco-system of the National Park.
This is the third time in the 30 year history of the Grand Canyon they have used this technique.
Mowgli Syndrome
Feb 28th
Mowgli Syndrome has hit a youth in Russia.
Mowgli Syndrome has affected the “bird boy” who is now more bird than boy. Experts say the bird boy is this way because of being raised in an aviary. In the seven years of his life he only communicated through “chirps.”
“When you start talking to him, he chirps,” Galina Volskaya said.
Sacred Geometry
Feb 27th
Sacred Geometry is making news today. What is Sacred Geometry? Let’s consult the famous WikiPedia for more information.
Sacred geometry is geometry used in the design of sacred architecture and sacred art. The basic belief is that geometry and mathematical ratios, harmonics and proportion are also found in music, light, cosmology. This value system is seen as widespread even in prehistory, a cultural universal of the human condition. It is considered foundational to building sacred structures such as temples, mosques, megaliths, monuments and churches; sacred spaces such as altars, temenoi and tabernacles; meeting places such as sacred groves, village greens and holy wells and the creation of religious art, iconography and using “”divine”" proportions. Alternatively, sacred geometry based arts may be ephemeral, such as visualization, sandpainting and medicine wheels.
In essence, Sacred Geometry refers to the unknown and unknowable design behind commonly accepted reality. Not everyone agrees on the interpretation, but many humans sense a pattern in their lives and in the movements of people as a whole.
Hotmail Problems
Feb 26th
Hotmail problems have been reported on the internet for the last few days.
People say their hotmail problems include being unable to log in, or to properly check email.
Other folks have stated they were unable to get to the website.
You can even notice a very slow login going on now.
Make sure to add a comment if you’re having hotmail issues. What error message you’re getting, etc. Hopefully someone will get on the stick with this issue.
Mega Millions Winner
Feb 25th
The Mega Millions winner has been declared. Robert Harris of Portal, Georgia has won the amazing $270 million dollar lotter known as the Mega Millions.
Harris is an iron worker who works on dangerous skyscrapers. As soon as he found he won the money, he immediately quit his gig. With that much money, it’s hard to argue.
Congrats to Robert Harris, the Mega Millions winner.