
although supposedly these bones are the remains of ancient man, they are really the remains of "erectus no oilforus" a sub species of "Enviromentalus Wackous" aka Democratic Politicians.
My thanks to Mike L for the image.
Just stuff about life, politics, and my disposition in general....
(she was)then tossed into..... without ceremony as her uncles spat on it in disgust.
REPORTER: Mr. Bin Ladin, will the end of the United States' presence in Saudi Arabia, their withdrawal, will that end your call for jihad against the United States and against the US ?
BIN LADIN:.... So, the driving-away jihad against the US does not stop with its withdrawal from the Arabian peninsula, but rather it must desist from aggressive intervention against Muslims in the whole world.
it must desist from aggressive intervention against Muslims in the whole world.
n Make plug-in hybrid vehicles commonplace, enabling consumers to plug their cars in overnight to take advantage of cheap electric rates when power capacity is under-utilized.
n Make carbon capture and storage a reality for coal-burning power plants.
n Make solar more cost-competitive with the burning of fossil fuels.
n Develop ways to safely process and store nuclear waste.
n Make advanced biofuels cost-competitive with gasoline.
n Make new buildings green buildings, with technologies that conserve power and reduce waste products.
n Accelerate the development of nuclear fusion as an energy source for the future.
Three small-town eighth-graders in Minnesota were suspended by their principal for not standing Thursday morning for the Pledge of Allegiance, violating a district policy that the principal now says may soon be reworded to protect free speech rights.
"My son wasn't being defiant against America," said Kim Dahl, mother of one of the students, Brandt, who attends Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Junior High School in northwestern Minnesota.
Brandt told the Forum newspaper in Fargo that Thursday's one-day in-school suspension, "was kind of dumb because I didn't do anything wrong. It should be the people's choice."
The head of the Minnesota American Civil Liberties Union said that the school's actions against the students are unconstitutional, and his office informed the district of that today in a strongly worded letter.
"The school can't do that; that's illegal," said Chuck Samuelson, the civil liberties group's executive director. "Wow."
Kim Dahl asked Brandt why he has been remained seated all school year, but "he didn't have an answer ... he doesn't get in trouble; he's just a normal 13-year-old."
As for today, she told Brandt to take his cell phone with him to school and text her should he run into trouble again. "I said you should probably just stand if you're not protesting something."