The News

It snowed yesterday and this morning. It was cold.


In the evening Becky & I watched Fringe and then the News at 9pm.
Jodi Saeland reported on the weather, which was very informative.


As far as our economy goes, the world's largest retailer, WAL-MART, announced that it will build fewer stores in 2009 and stop selling Cheetos. They've decided to roll back until 2010 when they will roll forward and build four Wal-Marts per five square miles across the United States, out of every four stores one will be a Super Center.

Then there was more talk about stimulation, particularly in Utah.

Even Wyatt Earp says Utah isn't getting enough stimulation.

Made in China

Out of all the things being dipped in poisonous lead you would've never thought Hannah Montana would be one of those things.
Fans are being advised to not shake her hand or even ask for an autograph since she could inadvertently contaminate the paper she is signing. A friend of Hannah's said that Hannah accidentally tripped into a giant vat of lead paint at her recent concert in China. I couldn't believe it until I turned on the morning news.

Time to ask the audience

For $100
Good thing he asked the audience for help. He was about to go with D: Brown. Final Answer.