Today's Tids Issue 3.444
Opening Stuff:
An
old friend died yesterday, and the tears, rightfully so,
flowed freely. He was one of those tail wagging, slobbering on your face
friends. His name was Charlie, and he was as good as it gets. He wasn’t my personal
best friend, but he treated me like that every time I went to visit my daughter
and family. Maybe it was because I would often sneak into my daughters family
potato chip closet, and perhaps spill a chip or too. But, more likely it was
because Charlie had a gigantic heart full of love, big enough even to put up
with an old contrarian like me. My heart is aching but my memories are smiling.
Thanks, Charlie.
It’s
hard for the average American to understand the danger
of Socialism when they repeatedly see Wall Street moguls basically condoning it
with their outstretched hands out snagging wads of Gov assistance..
“Matt
Wilson, 102 years old, Pssed away yesterday shortly
after receiving the key to the city. He was buried with his memento resting on his
chest…making it the first time a Matt was left under the key.” – Comic Strip Shoe.
The
Question:
Ok, we nobody eats perfectly healthy food and
keeps smiling. Name the Guilty food pleasures of the following celebrity chefs:
Mario Batali, David Chang, Danny Meyer, Tom Colicchio, Laurent Tiruondel,
Anthony Bourdain, Gordan Ramsay, Jamie Oliver, Todd English, Alice Waters, Cat
Cora and Alex Guamaschell.
The
Headlines:
--Dow Has Healthy Increase Of 217; S&P About
29, Nasdaq About 87.
--Obama To Keep 5,000 troops In Afghanistan.
--Dennis Hastert Expected To Plead Guilty.
--VW Ordered To recall 2.4 Million Cars.
--Government Arbitrary Measurement Of Inflation Taking
About $44/Month Out Societal Security recipient’s Pockets.
--China Middle Class Now Bigger Than US Middle
Class.
--White House Puzzled: Hillary said She Saw Trade
Bill Which Has Yet To Be Published.
--Americans Tending To believe In Climate Change,
But not so Much In Humans Causing it.
--New Jobless Clains Fall To 255K, A 42 Year low.
Even
though ridiculed extensively here (Local civic promoters
are calling for an intervention) and across the country, former RI Gov Lincoln
Chafee says he is staying the course and will continue in the Dem race because he
says his message of world growth through peace is so important. And, honesty in
government is even more critical to preserving a sensible society. Too bad he
can’t express himself better.
A
decent effort last week by your favorite Sports Pickers
brought the yearly record to 49-29 or about 63%. This week could be a disaster,
because some teams are playing better than expected, like Cleveland and Tenn,
and others are underachieving. In fact there are few, what I would call clean
picks. I’ll start tonight picking Atlanta team, that has figured out how to win,
over a NO team that is struggling. I’m seeing Seattle ending the Carolina run,
and the Patriots to keep their run alive against Indy (The team who escalated
the inane war over deflated footballs). Buffalo will fumble or penalize themselves
out of the game keeping Cinncy undefeated, Denver will continue even though Cleveland
will scare them a bit and an Improving Skisn will battle and beat The Jets.
Like Minn over KC and Detroit over Chi. I’m picking Jax to beat Houston, Tennessee
to grow up against the Dolphins and GB to take down SD. The Harbaugh Bowl minus
one will go to SF, and fans will be wondering if the other Harbaugh should stay.
Never liked his whining anyhow.
I
got to figure I have one of those country style,
tearjerkin’ hearts. Why else would I find it so interesting listening Brad
Paisley talk about writing a tender emotional song. The Voice had three pretty
good battles Tuesday, but the one I was most interested in was the country duel
between Chris Crump and West Virginia singer Krista Hughes. I was rootin’ for
WVa, but had to admit early that Crump was pretty damn good right from the
start and Hughes struggled playing catch-up. Hughes should have been saved by
somebody. She is a great singer. Another excellent battle was between a guy i
like Kieth Semple and the powerful rocker Manny Cabo. Too bad Cabo had to go
go. I personally like Ivonne Acaro who was saved by Blake after losing another
pretty good battle against the quirky Sianha Im.
You
know with a slight typo, it would be quite accurate to
change Brad Paisley into Bard Paisley.
A
guy I know said he was reluctant to talk on deep topics
with me at times because of my email moniker “cajesu”. He thought that “jesu”
indicated I might be a religious nut.
After
America sees the final two presidential candidates,
maybe Chafee will win in a protest vote.
Fargo
is something else and the premiere on Monday signals
another great quirky season.
My
computer was a little sluggish this morning, so in the
process of trying to speed it up, I was going through a restart when the dreaded
words appeared “Please do not shut down or power off your computer. Beginning 1
of 12 updates.” Aaaaaargggh! So if you are receiving this in the afternoon instead
of earlyish in the morn, you know I couldn’t catch up with half hour delay before
I had to leave. Thanks for your patience.
Oh
yeah and just as it started humming again, the internet
disappeared. Maybe I should lock myself in a closet today.
The
media is going berserk playing over and over again, Bernie
Sanders “Sick and Tired…” rant. But the facts say that America does want to
find out more about the subterranean dealings of a prudential candidate who is
already low on the trust meter. Most polls have a minimum of 60% of Americans
interested in learning more about Hillary’s subterfuge and misstatements about
it.
With
all of the new possible selections out there with
associated terminology that would rattle lexicologist, ordering a beer has
become more technical than understanding a computer. Now drinking has some
advantages. You don’t look stupid in bars.
The
Answer:
Celebrity chefs are pretty savvy: Mario Batali -- Doritos
and salsa, David Chang -- Popeye’s fried chicken, Danny Meyer -- Sausage and Mushroom
pizza, Tom Colicchio -- Beef Jerky, Laurent Tiruondel -- Krispey Kreme, Anthony
Bourdain -- KFC Mac&Cheese, Gordan Ramsay -- Gummy Candy, Jamie Oliver – BJ
Cherry Garcia, Todd English -- M&M Peanut, Alice Waters – Caramel Corn, Cat
Cora Reeses PB Cups. and Alex Guamaschell --Cheese Doodle, Cheetos! Yikes, where is his
restaurant?
Sorry
I used the word “Quirky” twice to day. But it was the best
word in two instances.
See
you
all tomorrow!
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