Boson, Massachusetts

The town on a tabletop, or two.

  A Boson academic has proposed a radical new way to solve climate change – letting humanity become extinct. Mortricia McCormack, a professor of continental philosophy at the University of Massachusetts at Boson, has just released her new book The Anti-human Manifesto , which will officially be launched in Cambridge today (Wednesday, February 5 2020 ). The book argues that due to the damage done to other living creatures on Earth, we should start gradually phasing out reproduction. But rather than offering a bleak look at the future of humanity, it has generated discussion due to its joyful and optimistic tone, as it sets out a positive view for the future of Earth - without mankind. It also touches on several hot-button topics, from religion and veganism to the concept of identity politics, tying these into how the creation of a hierarchal world among humans has left us blind to the destruction we are causing to our habitat and other forms of life. ...

Climate activists have wheeled a real-life Trojan Horse into the courtyard outside the Boson Museum of Find Art to protest oil and gas giant British Petroleum’s (BP) sponsorship of a new exhibition about ancient Troy.  The activist theater group ‘BP or Not BP’ built a replica of the Trojan Horse, built from reclaimed timber and discarded rope, which can seat 10 people. The activists sneaked into the museum’s courtyard at 7:30 local time Friday morning and intend to stay inside the courtyard overnight ahead of the ‘BP must fall’ protest on Saturday. An estimated 1,000 people will descend upon the Boson Museum, protesting against BP’s sponsorship of the current Troy exhibition. Activists are also angered that children are targeted with a line of toy soldiers made from plastic derived from oil based products. “Just like in the myth, BP pretends that it’s giving us a gift, when in reality it’s trying to smuggle its deadly climate-wrecking business plans pas...

 (I had to change the song written by Carole King and made popular in the 1960's by the Monkees.  On Youtube the cover version I found got a copyright claim meaning that a supposed copyright holder could get advertising money by putting banner ads on the slide show I made.  That would ruin the look of the video I made, and mean that I was working for them.  So, I replaced the song with a background track provided by Youtube.)  The local rock group down the street Is trying hard to learn this song To serenade the weekend squire Just came out to mow his lawn Another Pleasant Valley Sunday Charcoal burnin' everywhere Rows of houses that are all the same And no one seems to care See Mrs. Gray she's proud today Because her roses are in bloom And Mr. Green he's so serene He's got a TV in every room Another Pleasant Valley Sunday Here in status symbol land Mothers complain about how hard life is And the kids just don't underst...

Boson Twilight Over Candle Holder Pond - 25 January 2020

Life on the Neponset River (1873) is a memoir by Mark Twain of his days as a punt boater on Neponset River before he moved on to the Mississippi River and working full time on steam ships.  During his Boson, Massachusetts days Mark Twain was mostly staying out of the way of steamships in Boson Harbor and on the Neponset River as far as the dam at Lower Mills. During his travels along the river Twain meets Nathanial Harthorne who takes him along to live for a few weeks at the 'free love' commune at New Merry Mount at the foot of the Eastern Blue Hills.  Twain gives some brief impressions of his stay and falling in love with what seemed like a mystic "Woman in White" who appeared to him as he punted along the river near the utopian colony.   The work is also a travel book , recounting his trip along the Neponset River from the mythical source of the river in the Blue Hills of Dedham through Hyde Park and Canton to Milton and Dorchester's Lower Mills ...

"I'm an American with a disability," claims woman arrested for repeated defecation, Gandrea Rocer .  A Boson, Massachusetts woman accused of defecating in the parking lot of a local Boson store for months was arrested Wednesday after she was caught in the act, reports say. Gandrea Rocer, 51, was charged with eight counts of wanton destruction property after a Boson police officer said he saw her defecating outside the Boson Outdoor Store around 7 a.m., WYCN reported. Police were first alerted to the serial pooper in December when Enry Hanner, the store’s owner, reported human feces there on eight separate occasions since October. Police began investigating, initially believing it might be an animal, but then found “toilet paper and other wipes," Natick Police Department spokeswoman Lt. Clara Rosso told The Boson Daily News . A DNA analysis performed by the Massachusetts State Police forensic laboratory did not return matches to any DNA o...

Chef Shack, Boson, Massachusetts Vote 45 Out Honk If You Agree We Cater Closed - Out of business

 Troubles for Boeing mean profits for Boson International Airport    Shares in aerospace giant Boeing fell by almost six percent following reports that regulators plan to keep the company's fleet of troubled 737 MAX airplanes grounded until June or July, months later than originally expected.    Trading was temporarily halted following the stock plunge. Boeing stock was down 3.3 percent on Wednesday at $313.37 per share, its lowest level in a year. Boeing’s largest suppliers, General Electric and Spirit AeroSystems, were also down, by 1.2 percent and 3.8 percent respectively.  The company's best-selling planes have now been grounded for 11 months. The worldwide grounding saw airlines lose more than $1 billion in revenue, and Boeing more than $7 billion. The company, which took a $5.6 billion pretax charge in July to compensate airlines and other customers for the grounding, is to report full-year and fourth-quarte...

A glow from the snow and the nearby streets with electric power help light the area with no power.  Boson Commons in the freshly fallen silent shroud of snow.

"I think Bernie Sanders is an anti-semite  who opposes the Israeli government.  Is Sanders really Jewish?  What kind of a Jewish name is Sanders?  How did he get a New York Brooklyn Jewish accent after decades and decades of living in lily white Vermont?  I think it is time for Senator Sanders, who is my friend, to take a DNA test to alleviate the fears of Jewish people across America."  Senator Warren refused to take questions after making the statement saying, "My name has been smeared enough by these baseless counterattacks accusing me of being a liar.  Women should be believed." 

  2020: The Lowest Solar Activity In Over 200 Years - Humanity's Scars Spread to The Center of the Solar System  (Boson Green News) As we move further into 2020, solar activity dwindles.  This year, solar activity will be marked as the lowest in over 200 years. The low in the sun’s 11-year cycle will also have at least some repercussions for the climate here on Earth.  This means that we all have to learn to live with less, to consume less, and to help put high taxes on wasteful expenditures.  On December 20, 2019, Iceland received one of the largest snow storms in its history. The so-called “10-year storm,” brought winds of 100 miles per hour (161 km/h), with one weather station reporting gusts of up to 149 mph (240 km/h), according to a report by Interesting Engineering.  Iceland’s, Europe’s and North America’s weather have historically been tied to the sunspot activity of the Sun. According to NASA ...

Boson, MASS (UPI) A couple standing in line to pay $10 for a Marriage License presented their US drivers licenses at the Registry of Marriages, Births, and Deaths in the Boson City Hall complex.  The clerk looked at their ID's and said that they were not Americans.  "I'm from New Mexico, Santa Fe, I've never left the United States in my whole life," the woman explained to the clerk as he looked skeptically at her drivers license on the counter in front of him.  "I don't care what part of Mexico you are from, new or old, The soon to be groom, Thomas Alexander, was familiar with problems with his license from Washington DC which has been a part of the United States of America since there has been a United States of America.  Not to long ago, while in a stadium in New Jersey, he had been denied beer at a football game.  The people selling the brew could only accept US drivers licenses and he was told to produce his Colombian international passport. ...

Boson, MASS: Once again the East Blue Hills United Mine Workers of America are involved in a labor dispute.  Workers claim that they have not received paychecks or direct deposits since 16 December 2019.  The Cat-Litter Company spokesman said, "the checks in the mail," when reached by this reporter.  There has been no disruption to the supply of cat litter to Boson retail outlets because there are so many companies that sell so many different styles of cat litter.  Cats, of course, don't know anything about the dispute.  Green Party Boson leader Rebecca Sunnybrooke has called for an end to all mining in Massachusetts, whether for coal or for cat litter.  The Animal Rights wing has pointed out that cat litter is 'strip mined' and all 'strip mining' is wrong and harmful to the Earth.  Sodium Bentonite is one of the most popular constituents of clump cat litter. Mining bentonite makes business sense only when it is found close to the surfac...

The Rise and Fall of Boson, Massachusetts - by Gordon J. Robert

     As skies darken early in the short winter day the Holiday Lights turn the bare branched trees green on a blustery warm day.  Pipes below keep the ice frozen.

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"Support Your Local Plastic Bag Police State?" Boson MASS: Police are manning roadblocks and making random stops on the street to 'help protect the Earth' by enforcing the city's new executive order by Mayor Welsh prohibiting the distribution of 'free' plastic bags by retailers.  In a little noted aspect of the law the manufacture, distribution, possession, or ownership of single use plastic bags was outlawed.  The fine is a whopping $100 a bag, and jail time for the tenth violation.  There is no grandfathering in of bags people had at home.  The police have increased powers to stop cars, stop people on the street, go into peoples back yards to inspect their garbage cans, and even go into a home or business for random spot checks.  All in the name of austerity to save the planet Earth.  Even thinking that this is not effective is considered a 'thought crime' that contributes to global climate change.  Yes, what you think influences t...