Tuesday, September 11, 2007

9/11 - God Bless America!!!

6 Years has pass and we still loosing American Lives

Please support our troops...

and their love ones

Hate the war, hate our president but not our soldiers.

Question to ask yourself


I wonder if this how "Fish Sticks" became?


This Maybe Fuel Efficient

But, watch out for the exhaust!


Disease leaves its mark inside the tree

September 10, 2007

This is the tree-mendous phenomenon uncovered when a 200-year-old horse chestnut tree.
Tree surgeons were stunned when they found the image of a tiny tree imprinted in the branch.
Experts say the bizarre shape has occurred because the heart wood is riddled with rot, which is why it has been cut down.
The mark of a diseased tree took the tree surgeons by surprise
Just like a stick of rock, the image of the brown tree can be found imprinted throughout the branch and trunk of the chestnut.
Pauline Buchanan-Brown, director general of the Tree Council, said: "This is extremely quirky and amusing. What a coincidence.
The conker tree, on council-owned ground in Holdenhurst, near Bournemouth, Dorset, was removed because of the health and safety risk it posed.
Pauline Buchanan-Brown says the image of the tree is a sign of the disease

Monday, September 10, 2007

Big Rig Sculpture






Top 10 New Fall Shows

The new CBS reality show Kid Nation is generating the most buzz out of any of the new fall shows. Lots of people are trying to find out more about the controversy surrounding the conditions on set for the kids. We think the show put forth a genuine challenge and the kids rose to meet it. You be the judge. (Premieres Wednesday, Sept. 19)

NBC's Bionic Woman is No. 2 on the Yahoo! TV Buzz list, giving this fresh take on a classic TV series more than a fighting chance at being a success. Who can resist hot chicks who kick butt? (Premieres Wednesday, Sept. 26)

The new ABC comedy Cavemen rolls in at No. 10 on the Yahoo! TV Buzz list. We hope this puts an end to the nasty rumor that cavemen don't get any respect. (Premieres Tuesday, Oct. 2)

To read about all 10 New Fall Shows

Drunk Driving Arrest Can Be Very Costly

A fine is just the beginning of what an arrest for drunk driving can cost even if you do not have an accident or harm anyone, according to an article by MSN Money's Christopher Solomon called, "DUI: The $10,000 ride home."
When you add up the total costs involved, even a first-offense DUI can total more than $10,000 over the next few years. For repeat offenders, the cost increases dramatically.


Estimated costs of first DUI:
Bail: $150-$2,500 just to get out of jail.
Towing: $100-$1,200 to get your car back.
Auto insurance: $4,500 or more over three years.
Legal fees: $2,000-$25,000 depending on the circumstances.
Fines: $300-$1,200 depending on local laws.
Alcohol Evaluation: $181 depending on state law.
Alcohol Education: $350-$2,000 for DUI School.

Looks Can Be Deceiving






Hair Raising Experience