Today's Tids Issue 3,150
Opening Stuff:
It’s not expected to
be over the high seventies here for at least ten days. We have barely
entered the 80’s since June. Now that’s what I call climate change for the
good. Keep those smokestacks spewing!
Encumbrances stifle
Growth, Department:
If you ever plant peach trees you’ll soon discover that the
peaches start coming in bunches of 5 or 6. Looks like a bonanza, but the trees
are better and the fruit richer, if you just keep one of the peaches and throw
the rest away. It takes guts (And a classic hoarder couldn’t do it), but any
decision that eventually results of perfection requires a little stomach churning.
One of the reasons we have always had sensible immigration laws is to control
growth while keeping the doors open wide for the tired and the poor. To some it
may seem heartless to ignore the children at the gate ploy, but in the long run
planned control will be better for those coming and those already here. And,
peaches.
Parents seem more
intent in protecting their kids from the ravages of difficult sports activities,
yet they let hem attend music concerts where the death and hospitalization
rates are far greater than any outdoor activity. It seems you read about deaths
and near deaths at concerts on a weekly basis – the latest being the “Mad Decent
Block Party” in Columbia Md where 2 kids died and 18 were in the hospital.
The Questions:
The Princeton Review Best College lists are out. Name the
five top Party Schools. Name the number one schools for Students Who Study
Most, Most Sober Colleges, Most Religious Students, Best for LGBT Students
Happiest Students, Great financial Aid and Most Potheads.
The Headlines:
--Russia Readying Troops For “Major” Battle With Ukraine.
--Dry California To Rival Midwest “Dust Bowl” Of Thirties;
Farmers Struggling To Stay In Business As Water Diminishes.
--Israel Says Destruction Of Tunnels Accomplished; Troops Are
Withdrawn.
--Government Closing Unlawful Immigrant shelters At Military
Bases.
--Federal Judges Says Alabama Law Restricting Abortion
Judges Is Unconstitutional.
--Reagan Press Secretary James Brady Dead At 84.
--Ebola Threat expanding In West Africa.
--Chinese Want “Big Macs” Back In Stores.
--Northwestern Ohio Water Ban Lifted; Many Say they Will Use
Bottled Water For Two More Weeks.
Hey Representative Gutierrez…stop
trying to intimidate Americans with your racist profiling. Your creating a
divide between Hispanics and the rest of the nation will eventually produce another
third rate, tin horn dictator socialist country. The Americans you seem to
detest didn’t break the laws coming to this country. Demagoguery kills.
Speaking of robots
following blindly, how about the chips they’re putting into football player’s
shoulder pads, which will enable coaches to determine exactly where players are
running, if they are hustling or not and if they are getting tired at the end
of the game. That would have ruined my football career as I was pretty adept at
dogging it without being caught. The truth hurts.
It looks to me as
though Wall Street analysts will be sparring for the next 3-4 weeks. After Labor
Day the gloves will come off as the heavy hitters return from The Hamptons. It
is then when Main Street investors will really learn their fate, but wouldn’t
it be nice if someone had an inkling before that. Will we have sluggish bull
market hanging on, or that 20% correction I’m hearing uttered on a daily basis?
Everybody is saying
that “Orange is the New Black” is a great TV Show, but I don’t think I’m up
to watching a bunch of women in prison. It just seems like it’s “The View” with
knives.
Actually, I have
a lot of trouble laughing at today’s sit-coms.
Professional golfers
love soggy courses so they can fire at pins. Amateurs like me hate the soft
course because the ball doesn’t roll so far on fairways. Everything has viewpoints.
The police TV show
writers have to come up with something more than “Clear”, Clear”, “Clear”,
as law officers enter buildings guns out front, held firmly in two hands. The cliché
is making me laugh in these supposed edgy situations.
Pelosi may have
demonstrated what the Senate and House elite really think of the average American
when she labeled her adversary Tom Marino as “Insignificant”.
For Israelis, a
surgical strike is hitting a hospital.
The Answer:
The top five Party schools are Syracuse (Admin Irate), Iowa,
UCal Santa Barbara, West Virginia (Perennial Favorite) and U Illinois
Urbana/Champaign (Lehigh U #10). Study Most: Cal Tech, FW Olin, Marlboro; Most
Sober: Brigham Young (Perennial), Wheaton (Il), Coll of Ozarks; Most Religious:
BY, Wheaton, Thomas Aquinas; LGBT: Stanford, Emerson, Warren Wilson; Happiest:
Claremont McKenna, Rice, Hillsdale, Tulane, UCal Berkley; Financial Aid:
Swarthmore, Princeton (Has no relation to Princeton Review), UVa, Pomona, Rice;
Potheads: Skidmore, U Colorado, Evergreen State, Eckerd, UCal SB.
If some of the problems
in the Middle East are ever going to be solved you have to start taking it to
the terrorists as Israel just did. The UN just gets in the way, as do a lot of
these so-called peace initiatives. Peace is not the objective of Jihadists. Netanyahu
knows.
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