Fisherman, outdoorsman, all around fun guy.

Virginia, USA
Joined August 2009
While no country has achieved a pure, literal 100% "zero waste" society yet, a handful of nations are radically closer than the rest of the world. Leading global sustainability metrics—including the Eunomia Global Recycling League Table and the Sensoneo Global Waste Index—highlight the countries closest to eliminating landfills and maximizing the circular economy. The Global Leaders are Germany, Austria, Wales, South Korea, Taiwan and Sweden. Additionally, Kamikatsu, Japan: A famous destination that separates trash into 45 micro-categories, achieving an 80%+ total recycling rate without a single garbage truck. Ljubljana, Slovenia: The first European capital to formally adopt a Zero Waste goal, slashing its landfill deposits to minimal levels via strict public compost optimization. The Global Waste Index keep track of it all. sensoneo.com/global-waste-in…
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Hilary Swank is pregnant at 52. She has a message for parents. msn.com/en-us/news/other/hil…
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Robotics firm unveils personal bodyguard droid with extreme strength. The personal robots will be able to protect your home as well as keep it clean!!! msn.com/en-us/technology/rob…
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Maryland fall foliage report, October 22, 2026. news.maryland.gov/dnr/2026/1…
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Isaiah 55:7. “The wicked shall give up his way, and the man of iniquity his thoughts, and he shall return to the Lord, Who shall have mercy upon him, and to our G-d, for He will freely pardon." The reference to “the Lord” refers to Yahweh, and the reference to “our G-d” refers to Elohim. This verse clearly highlights that forgiveness for sins was granted freely prior to Jesus.
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GAINS IN SPORTS TEAM VALUES LAG STOCK MARKET SINCE 2022. If you are a billionaire trying to invest your money to make more, the stock market was the better value. This is why you see the sports teams starting to play games in foreign countries, begging for more fans…. sportico.com/business/financ…
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I’m glad to hear the people are finally complaining about police physical abuse. of people who get arrested due to a US citizen getting their arm broken during an ICE arrest. However, if you are a criminal defense attorney or a person who tracks government abuse, a broken arm during an arrest is fairly common and in fact the most common form of police abuse that requires hospital care during raids and arrests. Civilian injury rates during police use-of-force encounters in the US range between 17% and 64% depending on the agency. While the vast majority of these are minor (bruises and abrasions), "broken bones" are consistently noted as one of the top categories for major non-fatal injuries. Out of 250,000 annual civilian injuries involving law enforcement, more than 80,000 require hospital emergency room treatment, which includes thousands of fractures aka broken bones. policeepi.uic.edu/data-civil… 
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Five US states have agreed to accept nuclear waste from the federal government to be stored on state lands without consulting the people who live there. We all know that there is no way to permanently seal nuclear waste and keep it from leaking. It will leak at some point. West Virginia also said they would take nuclear waste until the residents of West Virginia found out, and now they’re arguing about it. So that makes up to six states that are willing to pollute their lands with uncontrollable toxic waste and in return the government will help them develop nuclear energy that will only create more toxic waste to store. Brilliant policy. You would have to be a complete idiot. apnews.com/article/civilian-…
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