Ides of March, guys. Beware 'em?
Mar. 15th, 2015 09:03 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulyToday has actually been a pretty good day, other than the incessant mockingbird. But that's all right - the sun is shining, and the day is nice and long, and I can feel myself coming out of my midwinter funk.
Also, Jenn was away all weekend, and that meant that I kept having little visitors every night. I look forward to sleeping alone in my own bed tonight.
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Also, Jenn was away all weekend, and that meant that I kept having little visitors every night. I look forward to sleeping alone in my own bed tonight.
Koch Industries refuses to comply with US senators' climate investigation
Yemen's Houthis free prime minister from house arrest
Lithuania prepares for a feared Russian invasion
Gamers are being targeted by a computer virus that stops them playing their favourite titles unless they pay a ransom.
Russia Launches Massive Arctic Military Drills
On the shores of the Arabian Sea, pollution erodes a way of life
Japan's 'comfort women' battle spills into the US
Scientists make breakthrough in understanding how to control intense heat bursts in fusion experiments
In northern Iraq, casualties as Kurds push back Islamic State
Kurds Say ISIS Attacked Them With Chemical Weapons
Syria's Assad says wants actions, not words from Kerry
Mother abducts Dutch children to ISIL-held Syrian city
Iraqi forces halt Tikrit offensive to allow residents to leave
NYC’s plan for prayer break in pre-K classes raises concerns
Crimea leader says it will never again be part of Ukraine
Ukraine's president says truce not working, urges more Russia sanctions
Antibiotics found to have unexpected effects on mitochondria
The melting of Antarctica was already really bad. It just got worse.
Mass Deaths in Americas Start New CO2 Epoch
Is It Time for the Jews to Leave Europe?
Israel election: Netanyahu vows no Palestinian state
Fossil of Ancient 'Sea Monster' Sheds Light on Evolution of Arthropods
ACLU files new lawsuit over Obama administration drone 'kill list'
Virginia school suspends an 11-year-old for one year over a leaf that wasn’t marijuana
Get Out of Jail—for a Fee
This Fast-Food-Loving, Organics-Hating Ivy League Prof Will Trick You Into Eating Better
Jupiter's largest moon has an ocean, say scientists
Researchers may have solved origin-of-life conundrum
Rural hospitals, beset by financial problems, struggle to survive
Conservatives Start to Take the Ferguson DOJ Report Seriously
