Happy Friggn New Years

Well, I was happy until I found out that one of my friends was I guess you could say a backstabber. I was friends with him first! All I can say is that shes being a total Bitch. Shes trying to rub it in my face and shes always like ooh, im so bored...wish he'd get on and all that crap. I'm not addicted and obsessed with him. I feel like hitting someone, but thats not me. I cant believe shed do that to me. Shes like oh, I guess i'm your fave since Hannahs off watching Ghost Adventures. I did tweet him back and all this, but he didn't tweet me back. I mean WTF? Im just upset right now. I knew him first and she goes and changes her friggn twitter name. Ugh.

What was your favorite Ghost Adventures Epi this season?

So far the winner is Rolling Hills! :) Still have 11 days to vote! Ill add a new poll once this one is over!

Stanley Hotel

  3 (60%)

 

Amargosa Opera House

  3 (60%)

 

Gettysburg

  2 (40%)

 

Rolling Hills

  4 (80%)

 

Return to Bobby Mackeys

  3 (60%)

 

Waverly Hills

  2 (40%)

 

Hill View Manor

  2 (40%)

 

Vulture Mine

  2 (40%)

 

USS Hornet

  2 (40%)

 

La Palazza

  2 (40%)

 

Fort Chaffee

  2 (40%)

 

Old Fort Erie

  1 (20%)

 

Vote for Josh Frazetta!

I need for however many more people will click this link -----> http://thedjlist.com/djs/JOSH_FRAZETTA/ to vote for him! Gotta get him under 300!

Free Day at School!

Today was sooo fun at school today (besides Mr. Goode insulting Zak Bagans and trying to persuade me that the paranormal isnt real)! Me, Mr. Goode, and Caston had rolly chair races down the hall in 3rd period. :D Ill never forget that! Then he taught me how to divide again after I forgot in 5th period. I dont divide anymore. I use a calculator! Then me and Bre were the only girls in there 6th period with 5 guys (including teacher). We were then on the subject of the white vans. Hahaha. Bre didnt know what the white van was. Then Mr. Goode just blurted out child mollesters. :D Nice way to learn something. We were watchin TV and I was like give me the remote. He was like there are 5 guys and 2 girls in here. Your chances of getting the remote and very slim. Haha... Hes gonna be a great dad! He then turned to a channel where golfing was on, a woman was hitting the ball, and all of them were like oh, wow! Did you see those short shorts?? Me and Bre were like O.o. Hahahaha. Then he asked Aaron what he liked to watch on TV and he said pornography and they kept sayin it over and over. Me and Bre felt so uncomfortable in there. Ahhh....such a great day though!

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Wooden Sunglasses You Say? o_O

Yes my dearies! I said WOODEN sunglasses! These arent just any kind of cheap, unrecyclable, old sunglasses, these are the new 100% recyclable wooden sunglasses called PROOF. Yeah, they're that awesome.


I first found out about PROOF when they followed me on Twitter. First I was like ?. Then I was like :o. Then I was like :D. They AMAZED me! Yeah, I support 'em. You should too! They're putting their first line up soon! They have their gift cards out too! You may be thinking whaaa?!?! This is blowing my mind! Which is what you should be thinking! That was my reaction too! So excited right now! You may also be asking whats the point of them? I like my DC shades and all this and that. Well, you should like them because they help Replant Haiti and Help someone out in India. They make you feel good about yourself. :)

Every pair of Proof Sunglasses that you purchase a large portion of each sale goes to provide a sight-giving surgery to an individual in need in India. http://www.iwantproof.com/index2.php#/rtext_3/1/

(They'll make you look like a secret agent! ;) All the cool CIA/FBI people gots 'em!)

Make sure you check them out and follow them on Twitter @iwantproof
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Help Stop Mountaintop Removal!

 I live in the Mountains of West Virginia and would love for this to stop. If this does not stop, then we will no long be called the Mountain State.

 What is Mountaintop Removal?

Mountaintop removal is a relatively new type of coal mining that began in Appalachia in the 1970s as an extension of conventional strip mining techniques. Primarily, mountaintop removal is occurring in West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee. Coal companies in Appalachia are increasingly using this method because it allows for almost complete recovery of coal seams while reducing the number of workers required to a fraction of what conventional methods require.

The US Environmental Protection Agency defines mountaintop removal as follows:
“Mountaintop removal/valley fill is a mining practice where the tops of mountains are removed, exposing the seams of coal. Mountaintop removal can involve removing 500 feet or more of the summit to get at buried seams of coal. The earth from the mountaintop is then dumped in the neighboring valleys.”

There are 6 main components of the mountaintop removal process:

	CLEARING — Before mining can begin, all topsoil and vegetation must be removed. Because coal companies frequently are responding to short-term fluctuations in the price of coal, these trees are often not even used comercially in the rush to get the coal, but instead are burned or sometimes illegally dumped into valley fills.
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	BLASTING — Many Appalachian coal seams lie deep below the surface of the mountains. Accessing these seams through surface mining can require the removal of 500-800 feet or more of elevation. Blowing up this much mountain is accomplished by using millions of pounds of explosives.
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	DIGGING — Coal and debris is removed by using this piece of machinery, called a dragline. A dragline stands 22 stories high and can hold 24 compact cars in its bucket. These machines can cost up to $100 million, but are favored by coal companies because they displace the need for hundreds of jobs. .
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	DUMPING WASTE — The waste from the mining operation, also known as overburden or spoil, is dumped into nearby valleys, burying streams. According to an EPA environmental impact statement, more than 1,000 miles of Appalachian streams were permitted to be buried as of 2001.
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	PROCESSING — The coal is washed and treated before it is loaded on trains. The excess water left over from this process is called coal slurry or sludge and is stored in open coal impoundments. Coal sludge is a mix of water, coal dust, clay and toxic chemicals such as arsenic mercury, lead, copper, and chromium. Impoundments are held in place by mining debris, making them very unstable. .
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	RECLAMATION — While reclamation efforts such as stabilization and revegetation are required for mountaintop removal sites, in practice, state agencies that regulate mining are generous with granting waivers to coal companies. Most sites receive little more than a spraying of exotic grass seed, but even the best reclamation provides no comfort to nearby families and communities whose drinking water supplies have been polluted and whose homes will be threatened by floods for the hundred or thousands of years it will require to re-grow a forest on the mined site.

Please go to
www.iLoveMountains.org or
http://www.ilovemountains.org/resources/
to learn more about moutaintop removal.

More Junk

Lately I havent been posting actual blogs, just sayings and quotes...So hers some more junk...

Signs that you play Modern Warfare 2 too much. You grab your boss’s briefcase, open it for five seconds, throw it out the window and say "bomb defused. -Your dog jumps on you and you instinctively snap its neck -You jump off of a 10 story building because you have commando pro -You duct tape a GPS device to the side of your paintball gun and start looking for enemies -You hear a siren and yell "TACTICAL NUKE!!!? IT’S ALL OVER" -You yell "WE'VE BEEN EMP-ED! ELECTRONICS ARE OFFLINE" whenever the power goes out.

Passing gum in school like its a drug deal. :DD

@Zak_Bagans I love my pets as much as I love you, and thats A LOT of love. ;D