Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger explicitly and voluntarily supports the initiative to revalue and upgrade the image of the apple to a successful and healthy premium product.Therewith he supports the ideals of the farmers from the region of Styria in Austria, his home country.
I listen to a lot of talk radio, and yesterday I heard this story about this Jesus Meteorite on two different talk shows.Â
The only reason I’m mentioning this is because of this line of the story that mentions my alma-mater:
Cotton had scientists from Hardin Simmons University look at the meteorite to confirm that it was real.
On both occasions the talk shows laughed about the ability of Hardin-Simmons being able to verify the authenticity of a meteorite - just another reason why I regret attending that university. It’s a great place for people who want to go into the ministry, education, or nursing; but in terms of everything else any college bound student should steer clear.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A woman who was angry because her husband wanted her to turn up the heat pulled out a gun and shot their flat-screen TV while he cowered behind a pillow, Macomb County authorities say. The 65-year-old man called 911 Sunday night from the basement of their Washington Township home, about 25 miles north of Detroit.
“My wife’s got a gun. She’s shooting at me,” Joseph Grucz said in the recorded call.
He told the operator that Cheryl Grucz, 61, was angry because he wanted the heat turned up. She fired a round while he hid his head in a pillow, striking the plasma TV, then went upstairs, the Detroit Free Press said.
“She’s all excited about it because she’s so cheap,” the husband said.
His wife, who had picked up another extension, told the operator she wanted to tell her side.
“I’m not going to hurt him. He has pushed me over the edge, that was all,” Cheryl Grucz said, according to a recording obtained by WXYZ-TV. “He has had a stroke, and he’s taking it all out on me.”
“No I’m not,” her husband said.
“Yes, he is,” she told the dispatcher.
Cheryl Grucz was arraigned Monday in Romeo District Court on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm, a charge with a top penalty of 10 years in prison. She also faces a felony firearms charge. Grucz was freed on $50,000 bond until a preliminary examination Jan. 15.
The judge also ordered her to enroll in a domestic violence program, WDIV-TV said.
