Tuesday, June 18, 2013
A day on a river.
Well the bass fishing is not going so well. However we catch a lot of blue gill which we set upon the grill last night. Nice tasting fish. We kayaked up a fresh water spring also with crystal clear water. At the source is pure aqua marine colored water coming up enough to create a current. We snorkeled down in to the hole that the spring comes from. Big fish all around. The water is cold and refreshing. 72 degrees all year round too cold for alligators and water mocassins, perfect for swimming and outdoor fun. Our houseboat is seemingly running low on water so we are considering pumping in fresh water from the spring. Not sure how we are low as we bathe in the springs and are using little water. We feast every night swim fish and frolic by day. This is a kings life.
Data and Internet is almost non existent. Even cell coverage is often at zero. iPhone blogging is my only option. With send and hope coverage.
From the wilderness with most of the comforts of home.
Monday, June 17, 2013
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Blogs With Rule 5 Links
These Blogs Provide Links To Rule 5 Sites:
The Daley Gator has:
Pics, Links, Babes
The Woodsterman has:
The Woodsterman has:
Rule 5 Woodsterman Style
The Conservative Hideout 2.0 has:
Saturday Links:
The Classic Liberal has:
The Conservative Hideout 2.0 has:
Saturday Links:
The Classic Liberal has:
It's Rule 5 Sunday!
The Reaganite Republican has:
Fox Business Channel's Anna Gilligan
The Reaganite Republican has:
Fox Business Channel's Anna Gilligan
DID I MISS YOUR RULE 5 LINK AROUND?
EMAIL YOUR LINK AROUND TO: 90NINETYMILES THIS WOULD BE AT GMAIL.
PROGRESSIVES WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO FIGURE THIS OUT.
Bizarre Scientific Experiments
Weaponized Fleas In The Desert
Operation Big Itch, 1954, was an attempt to discover the potential of weaponized fleas. The operation, part of the Cold War-era United States biological weapons program, took place at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah.
According to "Using the flea as weapon," an article in the Army Chemical Review, "In the United States, the plague flea concept was competing against the use of mosquitoes, flies, ticks, and lice. Of these concepts, the United States put most of its energies behind weaponizing yellow fever in combination with the Aedes aegypti mosquito."
Operation Big Itch, 1954, was an attempt to discover the potential of weaponized fleas. The operation, part of the Cold War-era United States biological weapons program, took place at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah.
According to "Using the flea as weapon," an article in the Army Chemical Review, "In the United States, the plague flea concept was competing against the use of mosquitoes, flies, ticks, and lice. Of these concepts, the United States put most of its energies behind weaponizing yellow fever in combination with the Aedes aegypti mosquito."
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