Cities all over the world are on high alert for New Year's Eve. Hundreds of thousands of public safety, military and security officials are deployed around the globe to keep New Year's Eve revelers safe to welcome 2018. According to statistics, there have been 1,125 international terrorist attacks, resulting in 7,580 fatalities so far this year. https://storymaps.esri.com/stories/terrorist-attacks/
My innermost deepest algorithm confirms that I'm no fan of flying, after a fair share of crazy flights to last a lifetime. But a twelve-hour coast to coast tour took Yirong and me thru connecting flights in Minneapolis and Salt Lake City, plus the mandatory six hours in the air, and the time change was all worth it to be with family.
At least 12 New Yorkers are dead as a result of a fire which took the lives of people ranging in ages from 1 to 63 years old. The Bronx historic fire is considered the worst in a quarter of a century and occurred inside a building near The Brox Zoo.
Four kids among 12 killed in in New York City apartment fire https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/12-dead-including-1-year-old-new-y…
Fire in New York City apartment block kills 12 including four children https://reut.rs/2zKThjq
Its been nearly 50 weeks since and we ask the 5 W's What, Where, When. Who and Why do we deserve this?
What's happened to the indivisible United States of America and to the Republic with Liberty and Justice for all?
Where has the epicenter of this transformation occurred?
When did it all happen to all of US?
Who is responsible?
Why now?
Moore was once on the ballot but is he now off his rocker. Trying to keep up with Jones is difficult, especially if a moron does not want to face reality.
Republican Roy Stewart Moore served on the Alabama Supreme Court and then ran for Senator but lost. Are the GOP and their supporters responsible for making the fake news popular? It looks that way more and more.
The US housing bubble was a real estate bubble affecting over half of the U.S. states. Housing prices peaked in early 2006, started to decline in 2006 and 2007, and reached new lows in 2012.
However, for the past several years, home sellers have had the upper hand as they haggled with buyers over price. However, next year it will be a fair fight.
People of many faiths and from various communities will gather together as The Cathedral of St. John the Divine rings in 2018 with the 33rd annual New Year’s Eve Concert for Peace on Sunday, December 31, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 1047 Amsterdam Avenue 112th Street, NYC, NY.
As we approach the end of another year, we make resolutions after taking stock of who we are and how we want to be.
We think about our diets and whether or not we need to exercise more, eat, or drink less alcohol. We wonder if we’re smart, frugal, ambitious enough, whether we've studied or read enough books or donated our time and spent our energies wisely. We question if we’re in the right relationship or the wrong job. We try to imagine how we can better enjoy our quality of life. How can we be the best person we can be.
Marsit Poll http://maristpoll.marist.edu/1220-being-a-better-person-weight-loss-top…
50 New Year's Resolution Ideas And How To Achieve Each Of Them http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/50-new-years-resolution-…
Being a Better Person Tops List of 2017 Resolutions - http://maristpoll.marist.edu/1222-being-a-better-person-tops-list-of-20…
Are you a good person? Morality experts say this is how to find out https://usat.ly/2C6gamL
Winter weather problems from Portland Oregon to Portland Maine are upon us during these final days of 2017, just days after Winter Storms brought Christmas clobbering temperatures to portions of the US. So bundle up and keep down and away from a bitter cold snap which is sticking around like an unwanted holiday houseguests. Bitterly cold temperatures and wind chills are affecting millions.
Reading is fundamental’: Orrin Hatch has been the butt of jokes and is ridiculed for thanking Utah paper that attacked his unquenchable thirst for power. So, Merry Christmas @OrrinHatch, The Salt Lake Tribune had a parting present for being naughty to the US.
The influential Salt Lake City newspaper has closed the hatch on the once powerful politician. Utah Senator Orin Hatch's eggs are not appreciated as much by The Salt Lake Tribune, which gave him a Christmas present much worse than a bag of coal. Thr Utah paper suggests Hatch 'call it a career' in a blistering editorial.