Rescue efforts are under way after a oil rig explosion in Gulf.The U.S. Coast Guard says that all 13 workers involved in the rig explosion are accounted for, but one person is injured.Coast Choppers are on the way to the site 80 miles south of Vermilion Bay.An oil rig has exploded 80 miles off the coast of Louisiana, with 12 people overboard and one missing, the Coast Guard said Thursday morning.Rescue attempts are under way for at least 12 people. 13 people were on board the rig total, Edwards said, noting 12 have been accounted for, but one person was missing.The accident took place 80 miles off the coast of Louisiana on the Vermilion Oil rig 380, which is owned by Houston-based Mariner Energy.The Coast Guard has multiple helicopters, an airplane and several Coast Guard cutters en route. It’s unknown if there are any injuries.
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Drilling has begun as part of an effort to reach the 33 miners who have been trapped underground in Chile for more than three weeks.The effort to drill through more than 2,300 feet (700 meters) of rock and safely extract the workers could take three to four months. The hole currently under way is the excavation hole, where the drill bit will be placed.The miners have been stuck in the desert copper-and-gold mine since an August 5 cave-in and are surviving on supplies funneled to them from above ground through three bore holes, each about four inches in diameter.Rescue officials have said they plan to send down food over the next few days. There are also plans to send down more beds, which is a slow process, said Ximena Mata, the Chilean government’s point person.Until now, the men living in what they have dubbed “Refuge 33″ have been surviving on liquids. Continue reading ‘Refuge 33:’
“Where is Reggie Jackson? We need a Mr. October or a Mr. September. Winfield is Mr. May. My big guys are not coming through. The guys who are supposed to carry the team are not carrying the team. They aren’t producing. If I don’t get big performances out of Winfield, Griffey and Baylor, we can’t win.” Just a quote of George Steinbrenner to New York Times sportswriter Murray Chass in 1980.George Stienbrenner aka The Boss may have been the toughest company owner in the history of mankind. Well maybe not mankind because technically he was not a dictator, but a few people that worked for him might beg to differ.
He bought the Yankees in 1973 for 8 milion dollars. At his press conference he told reporters he planned on not getting involved in daily affairs for he was not a baseball man. Tell that to Billy Martin.He contributed money to Nixon’s second term in office, obstructed justice and was pardoned by Ronald Reagan. Like it or not The Boss had his friends in high places and his enemies worked for him. Continue reading ‘George Stienbrenner “The Boss”’
The Obama administration’s challenge to the controversial Arizona immigration law goes before a federal judge Thursday. The Justice Department’s lawsuit, seeking to stop the law from going into effect, is one of two challenges scheduled for a hearing Thursday. The first challenge by a group of more than 100 individuals and civil rights groups will be heard Thursday morning. In the afternoon, the Justice Department’s lawsuit will have a hearing in a Phoenix federal courtroom. Both cases will be in front of U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton, according to court documents. Continue reading ‘To Profile or Not to Profile:’
It is more than a game. It’s a heartbreaking big time business. According to Cleveland owner Dan Gilbert, LaBron James’ deception is, “Narcissistic, self-promotional build-up culminating with a national TV special of his ‘decision’ unlike anything ever ‘witnessed’ in the history of sports and probably the history of entertainment.” Wow! They are burning old LaBron jerseys in middle America and they are on back order in the sun tanning plastic surgery capitol of the world. LaBron’s new home is Miami just ask him. He flew there on a private jet after announcement. A motorcade escorted him to south beach in the darkness of night. Continue reading ‘Attraction and Challenge’
It doesn’t matter if you’re black or white, young or old, rich or poor, a prisoner or free. If you’re a human, you loved the music of Michael Jackson. Perhaps you grew tired of the King of Pop’s tabloid persona, and the increasingly bizarre foibles of a bleached-white middle-aged singer with a serious plastic surgery addiction and a possibly unhealthy relationship with pre-pubescent children. Yet, even if you could no longer watch the man, you couldn’t help but continue to listen to the music. No matter what dark secrets swirled around MJ, his voice remained an ethereal gateway to harmony, peace and joy. As TomorrowPictures.TV continues to honor the anniversary of Michael Joseph Jackson’s passing, we ask that you take a moment to understand the whole story - discover what led from the root to the fruit. One love…
So where were you the afternoon of June 25th 2009? Do you remember? You may have been answering endless text messages or getting crazy phone calls on your cell. You may have been stopped on the street by a random stranger. You may have seen people laughing, you may have seen others crying. You may have seen people dancing or standing in shock. Your Google search engine may have crashed and your favorite television news network may have been taken over by the biggest entertainment story of 2009. That story and cosmic shift in the universe was the death of Michael Jackson. Since his passing in to his next gig, when was the last time you lived through an entire day and you did not hear an MJ song?Say what you want, Michael Jackson went out in a blaze of glory only rivaled by Elvis Presley. The Jackson estate has recently signed a deal for 100 million dollars to release new Jackson material. “The Best is yet to come,” was Michael’s last great quote.Throughout the ages it has been argued that death is not the end but the beginning. Love him or hate him the greatest song and dance man of all time is not going anywhere anytime soon.Relive The King of Pop’s last tour in his old form on Tomorrow Pictures.TV
After several hours of behind-closed-doors strong arm tactics from President Obama, the executives of British Petroleum have decided that they’re sorry about the devastating oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and have agreed to set up a $20 Billion claim fund for those personally affected by the disaster. Do you think the pelicans will be able to collect? In slightly brighter news, there may be ways in which to rescue ourselves from this downward spiral of fossil fuels dependency - get some hard science answers from the jungles of the Ecuadoran Amazon on TomorrowPictures.TV!
























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