Tropical Depression One has decreased its top winds to 30 mph and is transitioning to an extratropical low pressure. The National Hurricane Center has issued the Last Advisory on this system The depression remains east of the U.S. East coast, in the open Atlantic, and will accelerate to the east-northeast into… »
Terrible Outlook for Global Wheat Producction – 2009
Friday, 22 May 2009
Romanian Wheat Production Ravaged By Drought
More than a million hectares of Romanian wheat and rye have already been damaged by drought as the country braces itself for a forecast very dry June.almost a quarter of the nation’s planted area of around 7 million hectares was… »
Has economic twilight fallen on nation’s Sun Belt?
ORLANDO, Fla. –(AP) We first heard the term decades ago: The “Sun Belt” was just starting a run of phenomenal growth — and no wonder. It conjured a sunny state of mind as well as a balmy place on the map.
Everybody, it seemed, wanted a spot in the… »
Hi, I’m Niara Isley, an artist, writer and certified body-centered life coach. I am also an experiencer and researcher of extraterrestrial phenomenon. Durango Exopolitics will post news of interest and importance to this first open global extraterrestrial contact, as well as explore political action we can all take to urge Congress to investigate and release… »
Scheduled for Saturday June 13th is Dr. Simeon Hein who will be with us in studio from 9-11pm Central.
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This Saturday May 30th guests are Mark Macy 9-11pm Central and Rosalind Peterson 11pm-1am. Show archives/podcasts become available immediately after each hours… »
Obama picks ex-astronaut Bolden to lead NASA
WASHINGTON/CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) – President Barack Obama will name former space shuttle commander Charles Bolden to lead NASA, the White House said on Saturday, in the midst of a major shift in the U.S. human space program.
Bolden, 62, a retired Marine general, flew on four shuttle missions before… »
California One Step Closer to the Brink
From The Business Insider, May 20, 2009:
Another night in the great direct-democracy known as California.
Facing a minimum $15 billion budget shortfall, voters rejected a series of ballot items that would’ve closed the state’s crisis-level deficit through tax hikes and spending cuts (it’s the tax hikes that were the real… »
Let’s talk chemtrails this Saturday May 16th, 9-11pm… »
Stam Romanek joins Scott and Barb in studio. Stan Romanek grew up in an Air Force family, migrating among various military bases in the Midwest and Western United States, eventually settling in Colorado, where he works in the computer… »