A fiery object disintegrated as it fell off the coast of Boston, causing a series of sonic booms that could be heard in numerous towns and cities across the state.
Eric Fisher, chief meteorologist with CBS News' Boston affiliate WBZ-TV, reported that a meteor fell off the coast of Boston around 2 p.m. EDT May 30. According to a report filed with the American Meteor Society, Fisher's description indicated that the phenomenon was “definitely not lighting.”
“It looks the object disintegrated off the southern coast of Massachusetts,” the AMS report adds. “The sounds were heard in numerous cities/towns across eastern MA.”
Nearly 50 witness reports were filed to AMS with sightings of the meteor across eight states and Canada.
One day you wash up on the beach, wet and naked. Another day you wash back out. In between, the scenery changes constantly.
Sunday, May 31, 2026
Missed It By That Much
Saturday, November 18, 2023
Flotsam and Jetsam - What is Plan B?
I said yesterday that I didn't think Nikki Haley's comment regarding anonymous speech on line was fatal, unless she didn't fix it immediately. In my opinion, she didn't. At Da Wire, Haley On Her Plan To Eliminate Anonymity Online: ‘I Don’t Mind Anonymous American People Having Free Speech,’ Just Not Foreigners. I don't see how that works. At In The Mailbox: 11.17.23 in the Shark Tank, DeSantis Suspends Councilwoman Charged With Using False Address.
John Sexton at Hat Hair is amused that The War in Gaza is Making Life Difficult for The Squad. Atop Da Hill, Michigan Democrats risk losing both Arab and Jewish voters as Israel divisions deepen. That's a problem when you cobble together coalition of people prejudiced against each other. As some point, that going to come out front.
And Now, a Few Words from Election ’24 from Victor Fernandez at Am Think "What if limited government and foundational principles like freedom, individualism, self-reliance, meritocracy, and the capacity for upward development are thwarted with callous and unsympathetic tyranny by an administration that cares more for its growth of power than the needs of its citizens? What is Plan B?" The Second Amendment? Breitbart worries Boston Democrats Look to Extend Voting Rights to Foreign Nationals, but really, can they do much worse than the Bostonians themselves?
Ace sees a Poll: Biden Lags Against All Major Republican Presidential Contenders "A Fox News poll. I don't trust Fox News polls... but they tend to lean Democratic, so maybe this is better news than it appears."
At Da Caller, Biden Admin Approved Huge Loan To Green Company As It Was Allegedly Defrauding Investors. Now Its Stock Is Tanking. At In The Mailbox: 11.17.23 The Federalist: Biden Fell For Red China’s Empty-Promises Playbook At The San Francisco Summit, Imagine If Donald Trump Rolled Out The Red Carpet For Putin The Way Democrats Did For Xi
Ace again, Surprise! The Very Special Counsel Appointed by Biden to Investigate Biden's Mishandling of Classified Documents Won't Charge His Boss After All. "Wow, I was getting worried that Biden's employee might prosecute Biden like Biden's other employee is prosecuting Trump. I bet this was a very close call, based only on legal precedent. And a lack of "intent," obviously." From the Wombat's In The Mailbox: 11.16.23, Jordan Boyd at Da Fed makes the obvious comparison, Special Counsel Lets Biden Off Scot-Free In Classified Docs Case While DOJ Tries To Imprison Trump For The Same Thing. And at In The Mailbox: 11.17.23 the Victory Girls: No Charges, Instead Joe Will Be Given A Stern Lecture About Classified Documents.
From Fox, New York judge lifts Trump gag order in civil fraud trial over free speech concerns "Trump railed against his trial judge in a Truth Social post celebrating the ruling." Pour salt in his wounds. It doesn't matter, he would never find for you. At In The Mailbox: 11.17.23, At Twitchy, Just Gets Worse: Mollie Hemingway Drops Another BOMBSHELL About Judge in Letitia James Case Against Trump. I don't see anything new there. Sorry. Althouse catches Maureen Dowd worrying "If Trump manages to escape conviction in Jack Smith’s Washington case, which may be the only criminal trial that ends before the election, that’s going to turbocharge his campaign." I think, with this column, Dowd is doing exactly what Axelrod is warning Democrats against — "counting on Trump." Look at the polls. The monstrousness that Dowd presumes is so obvious is not stopping Americans from saying they'll vote for Trump . . . " Sister Toldja at Red State, wants you to WATCH: 'Journalist' Slips Up and Admits Exactly Why He Published a Third Anti-Trump Book.
PJM's Matt Margolis hears Speaker Johnson Releases J6 Footage, and the Left Is Gonna Flip Out.
Newsweek hosts a Conversation With an 'Insurrectionist': He Took Nancy Pelosi's Lectern. He didn't really take it, he just moved it from one place in the Capitol to another. Ace has Another Surprise! The FBI Dropped an Investigation of a Pedophile to Hunt Dangerous Geriatric Insurrectionists and Catholic Subversives. The Pedophile Went On to Commit R@pe. At Da Wire, A Satanist Pedophile Gang Is Torturing Kids. The FBI Didn’t Seem To Care Unless It Could Blame White Supremacy. From TNP, the FBI Forced Out Agents Trump Supporting Agents, Claims Whistleblower. Harold Hutchinson at Da Caller reports GOP-Led Committee Subpoenas Bank Of America Over Providing Personal Account Details To FBI Related To January 6. At HE Oliver Ghorbanifar claims Antifa is Joe Biden's pit bull, but it's biting it's owner in the Hamas battle. The NY Sun sees Bipartisan Condemnation Pours in Following Violent Clashes Between Capitol Police and Anti-Israel Protesters Outside DNC Headquarters. "Speaker Johnson announced that six uniformed officers were injured as a result of the protest."BREAKING: In this never-before-seen footage of the January 6th insurrection, you can see capitol police officers fighting for their lives as the violent insurrectionists endanger American democracy in real-time pic.twitter.com/DDqPWafrHI
— George (@BehizyTweets) November 17, 2023
Wednesday, October 9, 2019
I Might Believe It's a Problem When They Start to Act Like It's a Problem
Believing in climate change has no effect on whether or not coastal homeowners are protecting their homes from climate change-related hazards, according to a new study from the University of Notre Dame.The new Obama homestead illustrates the issue well: Barack and Michelle Obama are buying a $15M estate in Martha’s Vineyard
Funded by Notre Dame’s Global Adaptation Initiative (ND-GAIN), the study analyzed data from a 2017 Coastal Homeowner Survey of 662 respondents in one of the most frequently exposed U.S. coastal communities, New Hanover County, North Carolina. Just one year after the survey, the county was affected by Hurricane Florence and was nearly missed by Hurricane Dorian in September.
The survey asked homeowners whether they believed in climate change, in human causation of climate change, or in God having a role in controlling the weather or climate. Coastal homeowners were also questioned about their knowledge of climate-related hazards, their knowledge of warming oceans and their perception of the seriousness of the impact of climate change.
“We found that climate change attitudes have little to no statistically significant effect on coastal homeowners’ actions towards home protection, homeowner action or homeowner intentions to act in the future,” said Tracy Kijewski-Correa, the Leo E. and Patti Ruth Linbeck Collegiate Chair and associate professor of civil and environmental engineering and earth sciences, associate professor of global affairs and co-author of the study. “This is despite the fact that with climate change, U.S. coastlines have experienced increased frequency and intensity of tropical storms and sea level rise, which has further heightened their vulnerability to waves, storm surge and high-tide flooding.”
According to the study published in Climatic Change, 81.5 percent of survey respondents believed climate change is “probably happening,” with varying degrees of confidence. The Notre Dame research team also measured for partisanship and ideology with the intention to control for questions about climate change that can tap into identity and prior political beliefs. However, after controlling for partisanship, the findings were unaffected.
“Despite persistent differences between Democrat and Republican ideologies in regards to climate change, the behavior of people from either party appears relatively similar. Neither has or intends to take action to improve the structural vulnerabilities of their homes,” said Debra Javeline, associate professor of political science at Notre Dame and lead author of the study. “Homeowners’ knowledge about climate change also held no significance, showing that providing more information and understanding may not be the main driver of convincing homeowners to reduce the vulnerabilities of their coastal homes.”
Clearly, they aren't very worried. Nor should they be:
at about 3 mm per year, it's going to take quite a few years to climb up that little rise at the water's edge.
Friday, January 16, 2015
Would Anyone Have Noticed if Boston.com Fired an Editor”
A Boston.com associate editor who wrote an article making fun of death threats against House Speaker John Boehner has been fired.
Reached by phone today, Victor Paul Alvarez told the Herald, “Why not comment on the truth? Yes, I have been fired. That’s my comment.”
Alvarez, who posted a photo of the underside of a bus on Twitter earlier today, declined further comment.

His article, which was posted prominently on the website’s homepage “Top News” section for about 12 hours, was headlined: “Would Anyone Have Noticed if Bartender Succeeded in Poisoning John Boehner?”I'm sure this will be a short interval of unemployment. With insightful comments like that, I'm sure he'll find a place at Media Matters or a similar "news" organization shortly.
“The question is: Would anyone have noticed? Stories about Boehner’s drinking have circulated for years. His drinking inspired a blog called DrunkBoehner, and in 2010 he brought booze back to Washington,” the article read. “Had he been poisoned as planned, perhaps his pickled liver could have filtered out the toxins.”
In other Boston news, fat white female protesters blocked an ambulance carrying a sick man to the hospital in protest of the Ferguson grand jury decisions, forcing the ambulance to go to another hospital, taking more life saving time.A release sent out by a group claiming to be the organizers of the sit-in said it was designed to protest racial injustice.I guess we can be grateful it wasn't a nude protest.
“Activists have shut down Interstate 93 Southbound and Northbound during morning rush hour commute into Boston to ‘disrupt business as usual’ and protest police and state violence against Black people,” states the release.
The daughter of the man rerouted was not impressed with their sense of injustice:
A beloved 83-year-old West Bridgewater grandfather has been left with spinal fractures and broken ribs after his ambulance had to be diverted around yesterday’s protest on Interstate 93, his daughter said, describing herself as “livid.”Boston commentator Howie Carr called them terrorists:
“I understand your plight, but it’s moronic to put other people’s lives and public safety in jeopardy,” Nadine McGrath, daughter of Richard McGrath, told the Herald. “I’m just so angry. I’m livid. You’re protesting police brutality and people losing their lives but you’re willing to take other people’s lives to prove a point? That just doesn’t make any sense.”
This was a terrorist attack — on the working people of Boston, by non-working blow-in drifters, losers and knuckleheads.



