BP Releases Video of Oil Leak

Now alot of people know that alot of oil is spilling into the Gulf of Mexico and landing on beaches along the Gulf, but actually seeing the oil and gas spilling from the ocean floor is an eye opener. About 200,000 gallons of oil each day is entering the ocean, and in the first 21 days of the oil spill, almost 4 million gallons have spilled into the Gulf of Mexico.

The below is a video from abcnews showing the oil and gass spewing into the Gulf of Mexico.

Mind Break 3/24-3/30

Here are some America's Funniest Home Videos clips

This video contains animals acting out against being held, animals doing what they were told, and animals entertaining themselves. Some animal actions include a dog playing fetch with himself, a dog taking a womans bikini, and a cat getting cheese out of the fridge.

hope you enjoy like I did.

Past Earth Hour Highlights

this is the official video for Earth Hour 2010: includes highlights from the past year



this video is of the major cities, and famously known structures shutting off their power in 2009 across the world.



Hopefully the 2010 Earth Hour will be an even greater turnout than the past few years.

!!LET THE WORLD UNITE, AND POWER DOWN!!!


"EARTH HOUR IS A WAY FOR THE CITIZENS OF THE WORLD TO SEND A CLEAR MESSAGE THEY WANT ACTION FOR CLIMATE CHANGE" ~BAN KI-MOON (UN SECRETARY GENERAL)

My child's been taken by a homemade helium balloon!!

The frantic search for a 6 year old boy named Falcon Heene started in Fort Collins, Colorado when a giant homemade helium balloon was seen floating away from the family's yard. The balloon was shown flying through the air on television nationwideAfter the boy's brother said he saw Falcon geting into the balloon, "Kevin Kuretich, of the Colorado Division of Emergency Management,... said the balloon did seem to be big enough to carry a 6-year-old". "While the balloon was airborne, Colorado Army National Guard sent a UH-58 Kiowa helicopter and was preparing to send a Black Hawk UH-60 to try to rescue the boy, possibly by lowering someone to the balloon. They also were working with pilots of ultralight aircraft on the possibility of putting weights on the homemade craft to weigh it down. " The balloon that the boy was thought to be in, eventual fell to the ground after a " two-hour, 50-mile journey through two counties...12 miles northeast of Denver International Airport". After Falcon wasn't found in the helium balloon, the "'FAA canceled all northbound takeoffs between 1 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. MDT', said Lyle Burrington, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association representative at the center". The Boy was eventually found hiding in a cardboard box, safe and sound in his own attic.