Saturday, June 2, 2012








                            Obama's Naughty List


































                                          Isn't That Better?

Never as advertised.






               
                   Every Eye In The House!

                                                                                                                               REUTERS/Brian Snyder








      Jupiter Passes Between the Sun and Earth















































  The ArcelorMittal Orbit, London



Designed by Anish Kapoor for the London 2012 Olympics







       


















Friday, May 25, 2012



                       CHOICES




































                              
                           BAD PARENTING 101
 























      IT'S 2 A.M. DO YOU KNOW WHERE LADY GAGA IS?




















     FRIENDS






     NOT FRIENDS.
















          FLEET WEEK 2012

USS Donald Cook







USS Roosevelt





Wednesday, May 23, 2012





















            SPACE X LAUNCH A SUCCESS

             Private Mission Rockets off to resupply the International Space Station.

Good To Go.
           
























Tuesday, May 22, 2012




                                 DONNA SUMMER

Born LaDonna Adrian Gaines,  Boston Dec. 31, 1948.  Died May 17, 2012.
                               









      
  Donna Summer "I Feel Love" Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single Sided, 1977 Casablanca Records USA.

Arranged by: Thor Baldursson
Producer, Written by: Giorgio Moroder, Pete Bellotte
Written by: Donna Summer






   I once had a rather large Vinyl Album collection.  This special 12" was among my all time favorites.  Listening now, the very beginning of Trance/Electronic is so clear.   Georgio Moroder was a man ahead of his time with this...






















                      Or Not.









                                  Amen!








































Saturday, May 19, 2012




                                  Shortage