Rocky Mountain Sunset Surprise
This spectacular, multi-hued formation of lenticular clouds was observed soon after the sun set over Rocky Mountain National Park near Estes Park, Colo., on Jan. 5.
Professional photographer Richard H. Hahn was on the south side of the park’s Deer Mountain when he noticed the unique cloud formation in the dusk sky. He rushed to find a shooting angle that would place the colorful clouds in the context of the valley and mountains, and he snapped the magnificent view at 5:02 p.m. MST (7:02 EST).OH my lovely Colorado
Video of the arrests at the occupy Oakland march on Jan 28th.
If you start the video at about 27 minutes you will be right near the mass arrests. Everything before that is just people walking and avoiding police roadblocks.
I can’t get the video to embed so here is the link:
On January 28, 1965 President Johnson asked Congress to repeal the gold reserve requirement against Federal Reserve deposit liabilities. The bill passed and became law on March 3, 1965. Ended at last, and perhaps forever, was that vision of a currency system serving the needs of the people rather than the necessities of the government, a credit system that does not promote speculation and credit crises, but rather prevents them, a money system that is build upon substance rather than on illusiory faith in government promises, and an economic system that rests upon private, individual responsibility rather than government edict and paternalism.
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| — | ~Elgin Groseclose, PhD “Fifty Years of Managed Money” (via freepressnews) |
