Today's Tids Issue 3,458
Opening Stuff:
I’m
sure glad I didn’t put away my shorts for the season.
The
Newton Law of physics easily explains the rise
of the Tea Party, and noticeably last night, the taking of the Kentucky
Governor chair for the first time since 1971 shows that TP is alive and
meaningful to many with a soul! Of course that Newton Law is: For every action
there is an equal and opposite reaction”. As the left libs took over the
Democrat party from hardworking families, people with a conscious and caring
for the principles of American self determination (And that includes many
Private sector union members) stood up tall and said loudly, Enough! We’re
returning to God and nation and the core tenets of the founding. So, as long as
the left tests the limits of common decency and much more, the Tea Party will
survive and even flourish regardless of how demagogues have erroneously characterized
it.
Graphs
and charts will always suck me into a story.
It
would be just fine with me if we just did away with
American educators and let the teachers teach what they know to the children
they know.
The
Question:
Americans steal from retail merchants about $13 Billion
annually. What are the ten most stolen items?
The
Headlines:
--Confused Data Has Stocks Wandering Aimlessly;
Fed Seems Lost, Which Concerns Investors; FaceBook Earnings On Tap.
--US Job Gains Slow To 182K; US Narrows Trade
Deficit By 18% To $42 Billion.
--Russian Cargo Plane Crashes Near Nile River In
South Sudan Killing At least 23.
--Trump Continues To Rip Repubs; Dem Strategists Saving
the Donald Videos For General Election.
--UK Officials Now Saying Explosive Device May
Have Brought Down Russian Airliner Over Egypt.
--RNC Calls Fir Audit Of Clinton Foundation
Charity.
For
those who think Hillary has a clear path to the presidency,
take another look. Last night was a very good night for conservatives and
Repubs. In addition to the big win in Kentucky. Repubs held and gained seats in
The Virginia Legislature despite exhaustive efforts by Hillary pal and Gov.
Terry McAulliffe. Conservatives voted down the Ohio measure to legalize
Marijuana. Up in Maine’s biggest city of Portland, the $15/hr minimum wage was nixed.
Houston overwhelmingly voted down a suffocating antidiscrimination law pushed
hard by LGBT. Gun advocates in Oregon won big to protect the 2nd
Amendment. People are sic and tired of being steamrolled. Just remember. People
are smarter than what Democrats give them credit for.
I
see where Under Armor is taking over large sections of big
box sports stores, and that logo is getting bigger and bigger. When the company
starts paying royalties for displaying that monster symbol, I might consider
buying something.
I
was impressed with the good reader who sent me some
additional lines from the Song, Autumn Leaves (It was mentioned at the opening
of Yesterday’s Tids); lines that seemed personal and important to her. So I
thought today I’d give you all of the tender feeling expressed in those lyrics
by Nat King Cole, with the hope you might find something meaningful too for you;
a reflection on grand memories: “The falling leaves drift by the window, The
Autumn leaves of red and gold. I see your lips, the summer kisses, the sun
burned hands I used to hold. // Since you went away, the days grow long, And
soon I’ll hear old winter’s song. But I miss you my daring most of all, when
Autumn leaves start to fall.”
What
really bothers me is when some smug New Yorker makes a
demeaning joke about great places like Cleveland, Kansas City or Nashville. The
myopic are so stilted.
When
Rubber Boy Speaks, Generals Listen, Department:
Why when looking at that run-away US Army Blimp am
I thinking that some lobbyist from Goodyear or Bridgestone took a bunch of Pentagon
generals to a huge expensive dinner, got up during dessert, hit is spoon
against the glass and said to them as they sat bloated in their stupor, “Do I
have great idea for blimps for you.” Let’s see if I have this straight – we
have satellites that can see and monitor anything, and somebody at the Pentagon
thought it was a good idea to spend millions of taxpayer dollars on stationary
blimps to monitor cruise missiles that may have entered US air space.
If
Tarantino never made another movie, the world would be just
fine.
The
way FaceBook satisfies Investor demands is by
making itself more annoying to the public at large.
The
Parking Lot: Chapter 25 continues…
With just
two pushes from her practiced paddle, Nancy was out of sight from any vantage
point on her land. She decided, though, to hug the shore and not make the dash
to her island. If Fred was near, she would be a sitting duck out on the water.
She wasn’t afraid of Fred, but it was whatever insects he was attracting now
after they had swatted down the two blobs.
Now that
she felt fully hidden, she paddled softer, her ears and mind focused. She made
a little swirl in the water and the canoe nudged its bow into a snug crevice in
the shore. After a few minutes, she froze when hearing a car engine up towards
her house. She had one foot out on a rock and was about get out to haul the
canoe up on dry land to protect the satchel of papers, when she heard what
sounded like somebody crashing through brush just above her. She turned, grabbed
the bag and pulled the bow up so it would drift away, and crouched in the deep
brush. She was silent as usual, but was concerned when the crashing stopped,
about 15 yards into the woods from her.
She
shoved the sack under a bush, and then moved effortlessly to a point where she
might have a view. She heard nothing, and small shiver went through her as she wandered
if she was now the one being watched. She stopped and sat on her heels, slowing
her breathing. It was silent except for the car engine still rumbling near the
house. She tensed as finally she heard two footstep breaking twigs. She moved
like a gentle breeze to position where she finally saw through branches the
colors blue and green. She smiled to herself. It was Jared’s plaid shirt. Now,
how to get to him without him panicking and shooting her!
The
Answer:
Number One most stolen item is wine and spirits. From
#2 to #10 we have Makeup, Fashion wear and facial cream, Swimwear and
Sportswear, Sunglasses, Mobile Accessories, Razor blades, Lingerie and intimate
apparel, DVD’s and Video Games and #10 Power tools.
Got
nothing to do right now? Sit back and relax…and feast
your eyes.
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