Monday, January 01, 2007

NEW YEAR EDITION

"The weather outside is frightful ... " wait a minute!! Its freak'n sunny and warm outside here! Where is my winter rain? Where is the below 50 degree weather? WHERE?! Last year was a summer-winter and it looks like this makes it two in a row. Global Warming is true and its here folks. Deny it all you want but the signs and proof are out there. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!

Weekly Update:
This past week was great for me, staying up late and sleeping in. I miss that and its just nice having an extended time of that (more than just the weekend). I did have to work one day last week however, was out of there just after noon. Sure was boring, no calls, hardly any e-mails, just nothing to do ... aaaahhhh. But tomorrow its back to the "grind stone" so to speak but at leasts its already a short week before the weekend!!! But all-in-all I think my batteries are recharged for the new year.

At the movies:
Spend another "Night at The Museum" as it takes the New Year crown for 2007 in its 2nd week of release with an additional 46.7 million and a cume well over 100 mil already! Hanging on to #2 is Will Smith's "Pursuit of Happyness" with another 24.7 mil and also breaking the 100 mil mark already. Hanging on to #3 is "Dreamgirls" with 18.7 mil and already taking a dive as it expanded this past week to more locations. When a movie expands by over 800% and suffers a 40% drop, bad news. In at #4 is "Charlotte's Web" with an extra 15 mil. Holding at #5 is "The Good Shepherd" with 14.3 mil and struggling to make the 50 mil mark. No big movies opened this week, just some very limited and smaller indie or Oscar-run films to make it for qualifications.

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Other News:
This month has seen a lot of great and memorable people pass away. Just recently former President Gerald Ford died at 93. He was the oldest living President to date and also the only President not to be elected into office.

During the Christmas weekend, over a dozen US soldiers were killed in Iraq which means 4 per day. A quick recap by year:

2003- 486 killed, 2408 wounded
2004- 848 killed, 8001 wounded
2005- 846 killed, 5947 wounded
2006- 814 killed, 5676 wounded
2007- 6 killed making it a grand total of 3,000 killed in Iraq.

Facts & Tips:
The fastest recorded speed of a racehorse was over 43 mph.

"We don't know how long we're gonna be stuck here. We might have to repopulate the world."- Matt LeBlanc as Joey Tribbiani in the TV series "Friends"

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