Nasty Liz...

The Democrats are tearing each other apart. Good strategy since they clearly announced we want to replace Trump in the White House.

What are you going to do for the people?

We will tax the hill out of you all and we will be in the White House. We will satisfy CNN and NBC whose information are anti Trump regardless.      Just a thought.

Destruction

Harve...

Jurors in Harvey Weinstein's trial sent the court 10 notes over four days of deliberations -- including one note suggesting they may be deadlocked on the two most serious charges.

Judge James Burke asked jurors Friday to try to render verdicts on all counts, something that requires a unanimous vote on each. They deliberated another half hour before breaking until Monday.

Jurors asked Burke whether they could fail to reach a unanimous verdict on Count 1 and/or Count 3 while agreeing on other counts.

Weinstein, 67, is charged with first-degree criminal sexual act, first-degree rape, third-degree rape and two counts of predatory sexual assault. The charges are primarily based on Haley's testimony that Weinstein forced oral sex on her in 2006 and Mann's testimony that he raped her in 2013 during what she described as an abusive relationship.

Rich guy, women around, years later, the details became sketchy. But the Media has so much hate for the guy, the accusations are repeated all day long and here we are. Just a thought.

Front...

Sen. Bernie Sanders said Friday that his campaign was briefed about Russian efforts to help his presidential campaign, intensifying concerns about the Kremlin's role in the US presidential race.

It remains unclear how Russia is attempting to help Sanders, according to The Washington Post, which first reported the effort. The revelation comes a day after it was reported that the US intelligence community believes Moscow is taking steps to help President Donald Trump win and at a time when Sanders is emerging as the Democratic front-runner.

Speaking to reporters in Bakersfield, California, Friday afternoon, Sanders confirmed that his campaign was briefed about the Kremlin's efforts about a month ago and condemned Russia's attempts to interfere in US elections. The Vermont senator speculated that the news broke on Friday afternoon in order to have an impact on Saturday's Nevada caucuses, in which he is a leading candidate.

Disperate...

Democrats  want a presidential nominee who can defeat President Donald Trump. But after nine series of debates, Democratic voters still don't know who that candidate is.

Former Vice President Joe Biden held the honor for many months but slipped precipitously after poor performances in Iowa and New Hampshire's contests and amid lackluster fundraising.

Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is moving from movement candidate to most-electable candidate, but many in the party worry Sanders, if nominated, would lose the presidency and take the House down with him. In addition, Sanders is not a Democrat.

Billionaire businessman Michael Bloomberg has seen meteoric rises in polls after spending hundreds of millions of dollars on ads, but that was before he got verbally body slammed at Wednesday night's debate by Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.

The contentious, and at times chaotic, debate underscored the upheaval in a party that hasn't settled on a vision for its future, with a single exception – a world that does not have Trump in a decision-making role.

Dvele...

California is the first state to require all new homes to have rooftop solar systems. Adding residential battery storage will help make Dvele homes more competitive in a crowded market.

Dvele has developed a new building envelope with a thermal barrier that ensures any heating or cooling produced in the house stays in the house, according to Curbed.  The company claims its homes need 84% less energy per square foot to operate than a conventional stick built home, which means running totally on solar power is actually achievable.

The company has two primary goals  efficiency and sustainability. Despite having many floor plans and styles to choose from, most of their homes use common modules, which keeps design and construction costs low. It also reduces the amount of waste created and permits the usage of leftover materials in other modules.

Tragic...

There are only two tragedies in life: 

one is not getting what one wants, 

and the other is getting it.

Philly...

A former heroin addict who dresses like Jesus Christ and preaches in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was kicked out of a Roman Catholic cathedral and cited for trespassing.

Michael Grant, commonly known as “Philly Jesus,” was removed from an installation service for Archbishop Nelson Perez at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul on Tuesday.

Law enforcement removed Grant from the ceremony and he was eventually given a $25 citation for trespassing at the service and released from custody shortly after being detained.

“I said, ‘I’m a priest.’ He said, ‘You’re not a Roman Catholic priest.’ I’m a universal priest,” Grant told NBC's affiliate in Philadelphia. “I just kept standing my ground … I brought up my religious rights,” he added, explaining that police “dragged me out like head first through the double doors.”

Church...

 

The South Korean city of Daegu was facing an “unprecedented crisis” after coronavirus infections that centred on a controversial church surged to 38 cases, accounting for nearly half of the country’s total.

The city of 2.5 million people, which is two hours south of the capital Seoul, was turned into a ghost town after health officials said the bulk of country’s 31 new cases announced on Thursday were linked to a branch of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus.

“We are in an unprecedented crisis,” Daegu’s mayor, Kwon Young-jin, told reporters.

He ordered the shutdown of all kindergartens and public libraries. Schools in the city were considering postponing the beginning of the spring term scheduled for early March.

Shopping malls and movie theatres were empty and the usually busy city centre streets were quiet. A concert featuring BTS and other K-pop stars that was set for Daegu Stadium on 8 March has been postponed.

The defence ministry banned troops stationed in Daegu from leaving their barracks and receiving guests. The US military imposed similar restrictions on its army base in the city, which houses thousands of troops, family members and civilian employees, curbing travel and closing schools and child care centres.

Shelter...

Valentina Sampaio

Hundreds of Victoria’s Secret bras have reportedly been found discarded in a bin close to a recently closed branch of the lingerie store in Colorado.

The discovery comes at a time when the fashion industry is under fire for generating significant levels of waste, while Victoria’s Secret continues to face criticism regarding recent controversies.

The discarded garments were found alongside other Victoria’s Secrets products by Colorado resident Melanie Gelinas, who lives upstairs from what had previously been a Victoria’s Secret store.

“It had to be hundreds of bras and I just thought, ‘What a waste,’” she told American news network 9News, who originally reported the story. “These are all going to a landfill. They could be going to a homeless shelter or a battered women’s shelter.”