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The guy on Cavuto is a FORMER USGS geologist. I've heard him on radio here. He makes vague predictions for large areas, so if nay minor quakes happen, he claims credit. There are quakes all the time. There have been 3 quakes this week within 2 miles of me. All between 1.0-2.0 didn't feel any of them.

Castrate 'em first (no anesthetic), then execute 'em.

I usually catch the local semi-conservative guys until 10AM, then listen to Dennis Miller on the internet until noon (Rush is on 9 AM-noon here). Rarely listen to Rush anymore. I did catch him talking about this today though. Olberdork was bat **** crazy.

As always, the Rush haters take a quote out of context. He was making fun of the lamestream media that is reporting on the recycling, instead of reporting on the quake and tsunami itself. If you read the transcript for the whole segment, he was criticizing Diane Sawyer for reporting on that.

Now it's snowing there.

Damn you! I wasted over an hour watching Triumph clips I hadn't seen before.

On the radio. I listen to him every morning.

Probably himself.

Where is pBills????

It's not fusion. It would be a meltdown/

Thing is, the USSR files have shown that McCarthy was right.

It was JFK himself http://fliiby.com/file/129615/klv752z7pf.html From Red Dwarf

A 6.6 hit Nagano, about 250 miles away from the 8.9. In Crescent City, CA the waves were 6-8 feet. Lots of damage, but the town was evacuated and no one is hurt. They lost 20-25 people in 1964. Edit: 4 people swept out to sea.

The surge in Santa Cruz Harbor sunk about a dozen pleasure boats.

CA's unemployment rate is >12% and is expected to be in double digits through 2013.

I'll be able to compare them to In-N-Out Burger soon. The Taxi's in a plaza near my house is closed and the signs say a Five Guys is coming soon.

Give me enough Miller Lights and my KIA will.

That's her HS yearbook picture 22 years ago.

Grandma Brown's Baked Beans come from Mexico, NY.

Black & Decker reciprocating saw with a "personal massager" instead of a blade. Saw it on CNN today.

Because the spoiled rich kids that had college deferments and wouldn't go any way were the ones protesting the Vietnam War. The kids who didn't go to college were busy working. I bet if you did research, most 60s hippies were from well off families.

I found out yesterday that I'm going to the Fort Myers area Wednesday. My business partner said we needed some R&R. We had some extra money so we're going there to drink and veg out in the sun until 3/8. The shuttle is scheduled to land at 12:45 PM on 3/7 so we should be able to hear the sonic booms.

Is he online and does he take calls? We could ask him ourselves.

We get snow on the mountains nearby, but never down to sea level. Last time it happened was 1976. Half of SF would be uninhabited if it snowed regularly because of the hills. The TV stations freaked out that they saw flakes going past the camera on Sutro Tower (a large TV/radio antenna that can be seen from the whole city). It was cold enough to snow, but no precipitation came by-it was sunny and dry Saturday morning. Yesterday afternoon they got about a 1/4 inch of snow in Salinas, down near Monterey, about 90 miles south of SF.

I'm in the East SF bay also, about 10 miles south of Dante. There is a better chance of us getting snow than Chef Jim. We are at about 300-350 feet and in a valley. Could snow here overnight. Last time the whole SF Bay area got snow was in 1976 with San Jose getting 2 inches. Last Saturday, there was snow on the top of Mt. Diablo (3800 feet) which is right near Dante and in Sunol, which is south of me (2800 feet). It lasted until Tuesday. The ridge I can see from home is about two miles away and tops out at 1000 feet. It gets a dusting every couple years. Once I was driving on the interstate over it and it was snowing up there (none stuck that time). Listening on the radio, Sacramento got hail and two funnel clouds this afternoon. It's 44 degrees at 3:30 PM and is only going to get colder. We do get frost some mornings in the winter. Lakre Tahoe is getting 2-4 feet this weekend. Actually it's good. San Francisco gets it drinking water from the Sierras.