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I'd rather watch ...science shows over everything on that list.Me too. Discovery and History have had some really interesting shows on the planets.
I'll agree... this season is just mediocre. Nothing is good anymore.Nothing has been good on network TV for years.
Its a live stream not a recorded videoWhen can I watch it, then?
the video comes on before a break ends or right before the lot8s ends. they should've invested more time in making the behind the scenes experience better than just setting up a cheap webcam.YWT Behind The Scenes
Can be seen during Commercial Breaks.
Where's the video?
The Weather Channel is introducing a new member of the team, master landscape photographer, Peter Lik. In this segment, Lik explains why he loves nature and how he captured one of his favorite photos.
Photography Master Peter Lik Joins The Weather Channel Team
He was being sarcastic.Wonder when TWC will use a Christmas logo? Wait, can't do that. It might offend someone.So you would be alright with TWC offending people?
I think ALL their ads are terrible.The Snuggie commercial that sings to the tune of the Macarena.That commercial is TERRIBLE
Well, it is time to put up or shut up. The Republicans have been running their yaps a lot, so lets see them back it up with actual plans that can help the American people. The clock is ticking.
| Elections Have Consequences | |
How come it wasn't a problem when Republicans overhwhelming and unabashedly supported everything the Bush administration did, even when it put the country at deep risk? How come this wasn't a question, then?It was a problem. Democrats took over in 2006 due to the reckless behavior of the Republicans. Everything was going fairly well until the Iraq war. Once it became obvious that Sadam was bluffing about WMDs, the war became an issue that divided the country. It was because of that (and spending) that people went back to the Democrats. Same thing happened again in 2008. They also elected Obama, under the misguided notion (I admit that I was duped too) that he was a centrist and would put an end to corrpution and "the poltics of the past." Instead, he took what Bush was doing and ran with it. In the case of spending, he not only ran with it, he doubled the speed! He supported/pushed bills and ideas that were not popular with most Americans (like the healthcare bill and sucking up to our enemies). As a result, most people voted Republican this time. Not because they had faith in the Republicans again, but because it was their only other choice. They were voting against Obama, not for Republicans. Now we (conservatives) just need to make sure that they follow through on their promises.
I would have liked the Democrats to retain both the house and the senate, but you can't get things you're way everytime. I think a lot of Democrats screwed themselves over, by not rallying behind the President fully, and in many ways, echoing the attitudes of the right.In liberal areas, yes, that is probably true. But in moderate Democrat and Republicans areas, they went with the president too much. And that is/will be their downfall. Our Democrat Senator, Ben Nelson, is a prefect example of that. Even Democrats (in Nebraska) are not happy with his vote for the healthcare takeover.
I don't have time for politics, nor do I believe in political parties. There's too many other stuff going on in my life that's far more important.You sound like me two years ago. I was once naive in thinking that I don't have to participate in politics. That there wasn't much of a difference between the parties. That the media wasn't biased. And that there was no such thing as an "evil" politician.
I am disappointed at this election. At least Jerry Brown has been elected to the governor's office again. That's good news.
| Jerry Brown "it's all a lie... I didn't have a plan for California" | |
