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8 Natural ways to keep mosquitoes at bay

July 26, 2023 -

Use mosquito nets

Invest in a good-quality, super-fine mesh, machine-washable, lightweight mosquito net that you can hang to surround your bed at night or bring with you on your outdoor adventures. Some designs have an opening that overlaps to close so you don't need to crawl underneath the net.

Mosquito nets offer effective protection while you sleep against bites from mosquitoes and other bugs that may carry diseases.Use fans

Mosquitoes aren't strong fliers because ...

Another container ship “loses power” in NYC harbor right before Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge

10 days ago -

A similar series of events to what happened with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland, a container ship reportedly "lost power" in Upper New York Bay just before the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge that connects the New York City boroughs of Staten Island and Brooklyn.

In this case, the container ship was stopped from crashing into the bridge after a New York City tugboat captain informed Captain John Konrad, CEO of gCaptain, that the 354-meter APL QINGDAO container ship "lost ...

San Francisco to prosecute pro-Palestine demonstrators who blocked Bay Bridge

December 22, 2023 -

On Dec. 15, the office of San Francisco District Attorney (DA) Brooke Jenkins said the 80 individuals involved in the protest would be charged with five misdemeanors each. The charges are as follows:

The Nov. 16 protest organized by the groups IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace Action blocked all lanes of westbound traffic into the City by the Bay for more than four hours. It also coincided with the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit ...

Whistleblower nurse exposes DEADLY COVID-19 protocols in Bay Area hospital

December 20, 2023 -

Gail McCrae worked at a hospital at California's Bay Area, notoriously one of the most strictly compliant populations in the country. "We were compliant, not just with the lockdowns and the masking, but also with the COVID-19 injections," she said in an interview. McCrae started her stint at Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center in 2015, but was fired in October 2021 for refusing to take the COVID-19 injections on religious grounds.

McCrae said two things bothered ...

San Francisco dumping massive amounts of sewage in the bay, warn environmental advocates

12 days ago -

San Francisco Baykeeper says it is filing a lawsuit against both the San Francisco Public Utility Commission (SFPUC) and the city itself after learning that raw sewage and trash-filled runoff is flooding the bay every time there is a heavy rainstorm.

The watchdog organization conducted its own investigation to discover that San Francisco and its public utility commission violated hundreds of Clean Water Act provisions over the past five winters, including with the dumping ...

California’s homeless construct two-mile-long vehicle encampment in San Francisco’s North Bay region

May 09, 2023 -

The encampment, made up of two long lines of RVs, trucks and trailers stretching for nearly two miles, is located near U.S. Route 101 in northern Marin County. (Related: More people are rapidly leaving crime-ridden, high-cost cities like New York, San Francisco and Chicago.)

The San Francisco Chronicle reported that there has always been a small homeless population encamped in their RVs and other vehicles alongside Binford Road on the outskirts of the small city of Novato ...

Left-wing lunatic professor who held NY Post reporter at bay with a machete fired from job

May 28, 2023 -

"Shellyne Rodriguez was sacked by Hunter College just hours after the adjunct professor was caught on camera holding the blade to the veteran reporter’s neck while threatening to 'chop' him up outside her Bronx apartment," The Post reported.

Vince Dimiceli, a spokesman for the college, told the outlet, “Hunter College strongly condemns the unacceptable actions of Shellyne Rodriguez and has taken immediate action. Rodriguez has been relieved of her duties at Hunter College ...

Mystery buyer of over 52,000 acres in the Bay Area may be planning to build a new city

August 24, 2023 -

The survey, circulated by a company known as Flannery Associates, claims that a ballot initiative might be coming to county residents as early as next year regarding the development of a "new city" in eastern Solano County. (Related: San Francisco's biggest hotels are shutting down due to unpaid debts as fewer tourists visit the crime-riddled, crap-smothered city.)

"This project would include a new city with tens of thousands of homes, a large solar energy farm, orchard ...

MGM Resorts hit by CYBERATTACK, computer systems in company’s Las Vegas properties shut down

September 13, 2023 -

"MGM Resorts recently identified a cybersecurity issue affecting some of the company's systems," wrote MGM in a statement released on social media. "Promptly after detecting the issue, we quickly began an investigation with assistance from leading external cybersecurity experts."

"We also notified law enforcement and took prompt action to protect our systems and data, including shutting down certain systems," the statement continued. "Our investigation is ongoing and ...

CDC warns of rare FLESH-EATING bacteria that has killed 5 in Florida, 2 in Connecticut and 1 in New York

September 12, 2023 -

According to the Florida Department of Health (DOH), the Vibrio vulnificus bacteria, which can be found in raw or undercooked seafood, saltwater and brackish water, led to the death of two people since January in Hillsborough County, home to 1.3 million people in Tampa.

An additional person died in each of the surrounding Pasco, Polk and Sarasota counties. Florida has recorded a total of 26 cases of the bacterial infection statewide this year.

In New York, Governor ...

Scientists discover 12 new sponge species that look like polar bears, unicorns and aliens

August 03, 2023 -

Their discovery was announced in a recent study by Thomas Turner, an associate professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) specializing in marine biology, along with research ecologist Steve Lonhart. They found the sea sponges while diving off Monterey Bay, California. (Related: Humans share 70 percent of genetic code with sea sponges.)

During their dive, the duo recorded 29 sponge species overall with 12 of them previously unknown to science.

"I ...

Number of homeless people in Los Angeles County surges to more than 75,000

July 05, 2023 -

According to a massive count conducted by thousands of volunteers during a three-day period in January, an estimated 75,518 people were living in temporary housing tents, vehicles, RVs or other kinds of makeshift shelters, compared to 69,144 people with similar living conditions recorded in the previous year.

The figures demonstrate a 70 percent increase in homelessness in the county and an 80 percent increase in the city since 2015. (Related: Homelessness in LA-LA Land ...

The Big One is coming: New study suggests California could be hit by a major earthquake soon

April 28, 2023 -

Scientists from the California of Institute of Technology have identified more than 1,200 shallow quakes in the previous eight months. These shallow quakes were identified about one mile below the surface, which can develop and produce passageways for more serious ruptures on the surface.

The team examined Long Beach and Seal Beach, two LA suburbs that are situated along the Newport-Inglewood fault.

Earlier studies have suggested that this fault is capable of up ...

“Violent incidents” involving large groups of juvenile delinquents reported in multiple states

September 08, 2023 -

At around 4 p.m. on Aug. 27, officers from the Torrance Police Department in Los Angeles County and surrounding agencies were mobilized to the Del Amo Fashion Center in the 3500 block of Carson Street. The officers were called to investigate what witnesses described as a "large group of juveniles who are fighting amongst themselves." One witness told police that they heard at least one gunshot during the fights.

Video footage from the incident shows dozens of juveniles ...

Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse an “absolutely brilliant strategic attack,” say multiple intel sources

23 days ago -

Investigative journalist Lara Logan wrote on X that the Francis Scott Key Bridge, also known as the Key Bridge, is the second-busiest strategic roadway in the country for transporting hazardous materials, having been strategically designed for such a purpose.

It is being said that rebuilding the bridge to appropriate standards will take four or five years, which means this strategic artery will no longer be accessible for transporting things like unleaded fuel, diesel, propane ...

Western nations deploy ships to protect underwater infrastructure following Balticconnector pipeline incident

January 08, 2024 -

The pipeline, which transports gas between Estonia and Finland, was damaged in October, potentially by the trailing anchor of a Chinese-flagged, Russia-bound commercial ship.

While the intention behind the damage is yet to be determined, Western military planners are not waiting for answers. The Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF), comprising 10 countries, has decided to deploy ships, including the U.K.'s Mounts Bay, to protect critical undersea infrastructure in response ...

Two Pittsburgh bridges closed after 26 barges break loose on Ohio River

3 days ago -

City responders were alerted around 11:30 p.m. to the situation, involving 26 barges drifting downriver. Twenty-three of the barges were carrying cargoes like coal and fertilizer, while the other three were empty, as stated by the Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety and U.S. Coast Guard officials in a news release. (Related: Cargo ship that hit Baltimore Bridge was also involved in Belgium collision in 2016.)

One coal-laden barge is still missing and presumed to have sunk ...

Gen. Flynn calls Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse “a black swan event”

23 days ago -

On X, Flynn expressed his belief that the bridge's collapse substantiates what some have been warning would soon take place over the past several months.

"This is a BLACK SWAN event," Flynn wrote in all caps on his social media page.

"Black swans normally come out of the world of finance (not military). The standard operating procedures for all U.S. ports, harbors and bays that transit commerce and military activities are supposed to maintain an incredible level of ...

Russian nuclear subs increasingly appearing off US coastlines and the US military trying to hunt them down is ‘the most explicit warning yet’ we’re racing towards Armageddon

a month ago -

(Article by Stefan Stanford republished from AllNewsPipeline.com)

Coming at a time when Russia has also claimed they've killed 6,000 foreign fighters in Ukraine, including 491 Americans if we're to believe Russia more than our own government of liars who long ago lost their right to be trusted by their employers, the American people, that astounding number of American mercenary deaths could easily be read as more proof we're already in World War 3 against that sovereign nation ...

Electric vehicles in Florida CATCH FIRE after coming into contact with saltwater from Hurricane Idalia

September 17, 2023 -

Hurricane Idalia made landfall on Aug. 30 along Florida’s Big Bend region. The hurricane caused widespread damage and flooding and the weakened storm eventually moved north to Georgia and the Carolinas.

According to reports, at least two EVs caught fire after being submerged in saltwater by Hurricane Idalia. Firefighters in Palm Harbor, near Tampa, warned owners of EVs and hybrid cars that the rechargeable batteries of their vehicles could combust if exposed to saltwater....