Wednesday, June 19, 2013

World War III

I Just woke from a intense dream/nightmare. We were at war, i mean real war and all around the world. It was specific and clear.

I was at some sort of appointment and on the way home, we learned if the global clash. I remember checking out google maps for locations. I do know that we gathered, family and friends at one of my old homes and we learned of the sinking of the carrier Roosevelt and the battleship Oklahoma. 

The IAF was holding its own. In addition to the Roosevelt, we were mourning the loss of about 10K French (not specific if on the carrier or part of the task force).

We witnessed the attempted bombing of a hybrid cargo ship that supports/supported the Roosevelt by a WWII bomber. That ship was as fast as the SDF-1 avoiding Zentradi missiles. 

I went to my third grade classroom where we gathered to watch a Indiana Jones movie. Ariel was pissed, she had to wait for us outside my old house on Ferguson. 

Lots of crazy stuff. 

At my third grade classroom, my employer was finally conducting its interrogation of my attacker and one of the investigators was giddy because there was proof that i had removed my attacker's name from some list. 

The general feeling was that after the first day, we were winning the war and that we would do so, again, as we had in the last two conflicts over the last two decades - but this, there would be no settlement: we were in it till the end!

Monday, June 17, 2013

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Sure

Why is it that when you wish to fall asleep, it just won't happen? I AM tired, but it just won't happen.

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Boston is back! All hail the Boston PD, the state, and the community for keeping it together.

Friday, March 29, 2013

What have you done for me, lately?

Losers live in the past. Winners learn from the past and enjoy working in the present toward the future.
Denis Waitley

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Happy New Year! 2013!

Here is a good article on a few of the laws that take effect in California, for 2013:

Sacramento Bee

Also:

Los Angeles Times

Be good!

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Help stimulate the economy - yes, YOU can!


Want to help stimulate the economy? You can do so by doing one simple thing . . .

Stop receiving your bills electronically. 

You can still pay your bills electronically, but the one that wants your money will have to spend on paper, envelopes, postage and lots of other stuff which they are just declaring as profit. These businesses did not give you a discount for going green, did they? 

Believe me, this is one, simple step to help business spend money and to help the economy to get moving again. How many bills do you receive per month? .45 cents for postage? I now receive 8 bills and I have seen no increase to my bill and now these companies are spending a combined $3.60. If ten people did this? $36. 100 people? $360. That is just postage! Most postage for a bill is not .45 cents but often over a $1. How much paper will be purchased, ink? Repairs on equipment? People repairing the equipment. Delivery. 


You want to help? Have your mail sent via snail mail and you will help get the economy going. You will become a job creator.

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Roger D. Noriega