How is humidity even made? Does it have to do something with different pressures in the sky or something? I know in a greenhouse it is formed with existing air heating up from moisture where as the light comes through but doesn't escape and makes it very warm and dense ... wait a minute! But how can this be when this mythical effect doesn't exist according to some politicians? Are they lying or are just dumb? Probably a little bit from column A and column B. I know humidity is natural in certain regions but not hear, we are a no-humidity state! Not allowed yet this past year or two have been getting worse and worse.Weekly Update:
I had a chance to visit the newly re-modeled wing of the Regal Irvine Spectrum as they are now converting some theatres to a high-end movie-going experience. It was pretty nice and it will feature the leather seats recliners and more meal type of foods instead of snack foods (although those will still be available as well). It was pretty nice and I do look forward to seeing a movie there soon. I stayed for a little bit but I was a bit tired so I left for home right after. They did a fun ticket tearing ceremony and had nice finger foods along with a chocolate fountain. Who does not love a chocolate fountain?! I had fun and it was nice seeing some old friends as well. Now, if they can just do something about all that terrible neon!
At the movies:
No surprises at #1 as Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation earns the #1 spot with 56 million and slightly above expectations. Word-of-mouth is strong on the film and it should finish way north of 100 mil cume if not close to 200. New at #2 is the remake/sequel, Vacation with 14.9 (5-day gross, opened on Wednesday 7/29) mil and pretty much at our expectation. Movies of this nature coming off an already classic tend to lack the numbers. Holding ground at #3 is "Ant-Man" with an extra 12.6 mil and crawling its way to 150 mil. Doing well at #4 is "Minions" with another 12.2 mil and very close to 300 mil cume. It could get it by the end of next weekend. Rounding off the top 5 is "Pixels" with 10.4 mil and just trying to break even but will fall very short.
Quote of the week:
"Laughter is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it principally in one place." - Josh Billings
Facts & Tips:
Fresh apples float because 25 percent of their volume is air.
"Well, I'm scheduled for execution and if I miss it I could be in a lot of trouble." - Gil Gerard as Captain William "Buck" Rogers in "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century."
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