Today's Tids Issue
4,058
For Achievements:
Personally,
I prefer a nice big lush maple tree over a palm tree any day of the week
A
knowledgeable, highly regarded and experienced security
expert, probably ACLU oriented, said about “The Memo” -- that the reaction is
typical of today. The left will never see the possibility of useable
information and the right will say it is perfect. He went on to say that he
sees the same thing when surfing the three Cable News channels, watching them relating
the exact same story: Each presents an entirely different picture than the
other two, which means that it is likely that nobody is getting the whole
truth.
I
don’t know about you, but I just don’t get paddle boarding.
It looks like plain old exercise to me.
One
over used phrase on the way to becoming meaningless
is “Breaking News”, “Alert”, “Special Event”. They should be saying “Breaking
Reiteration”.
Do
you think that when FDR started the CCC, he ever imagined
that in many modern-day states it would now stand for– Cannabis Control
Commission.
Rhode
Island may be the only state with Potholes in its
internet highway.
I
think Pence should have saluted the positive mood of
the moment at the opening ceremonies.
The
Question:
The USA only won one Gold Medal in 1968. Who won it?
Bonus: What famed Skier own three
gold’s in the same Olympics. Super
Bonus: What happened to the US Olympic skating team in 1961? Even Bigger Super Bonus: what did Massachusetts Gov Eldridge Gerry invent in
1812
The
Headlines:
--Investors Hoping New Week Resembles Sanity;
Futures Point To Good Start; Global Markets Stabilize.
--White House To Unveil $1.5 Trillion Infrastructure
Plan; Dems Expected To Join Tea Party Stand.
--Senate Begins Serious Discussions On Immigration
Reform.
--Russia Investigates Plane Crash Just After
Take-Off That Takes 71 Lives.
--Accusations Fly In Middle East: Turkey Against US
Over Ties To Kurd-Syria Militia; Israel Against Iran/Syria Combo; Trump Against
Israel/Palestine Foot Dragging.
--#MeToo Rises Up After Trump Abuse Comments.
--Youth Fleeing Older People’s Face Book; Snapchat
Favorite Of Next Generation; German Court Rules That Facebooks Use I-Of Personal
Data Is Illegal.
I
figure that a percentage of Americans will be mad at LL
Bean’s new guarantee policy that takes away their right to defraud a big
corporation.
The
guy who had trouble slowing his car, exclaimed, “Gimme a
break.”
I
often see the phrase following a news story, “There was a mixed
reaction on Social Media”. Of course, there was. What would you expect in a country
where some people like Vanilla, others chocolate and even some, God help them,
like mango ice cream. Everything draws a mixed reaction. High tech doesn’t make
reactions different, just more pervasive.
If
you think about it, if it wasn’t for golf the allure of
something called “Pebble” beach would be practically non-existent.
The
super bowl ratings were down 7%. Sports are supposed to
be an escape from politics and the trials and annoyances of the day. Maybe
that’s why ratings are down – people are escaping.
NBC
and others try to turn the Olympics sporting event into reality
show stories. I think the action speaks for itself. And too many of the stories
are repeated way too many times.
Hey,
I’m sorry about the title of Last Friday’s Tids.
I read in a column Saturday that nobody cares about the Kardashian any more.
Boers
Head has overpowered supermarkets. I have found that all of
the packaging is attractive, as are some of the names of the offerings, but
often what’s inside is pretty average. I look for small grocery stores and big supermarkets
who roast their own deli meats. There are many out there, and it is always
worth the extra effort.
If
you only see the extremes, you strain believability.
With
the advent of rampant undisciplined social media, I believe
that justice organizations should keep hidden all allegations until they have,
and have considered, very fact. Too many people are being found guilty by
Twitter, even though innocent before being tried. Some people will always believe
in the negative side of another’s reputation, -- even when the negative has
been entirely disproven.
Is
Robert Di Niro the Jane Fonda of the 2,010‘s. Over
the weekend in a foreign country, the middle eastern country UAE, he said he
was visiting from a “backward” country suffering from “temporary insanity.” “The
US will eventually cure itself by voting our dangerous leader out of office.” Speaking
against your country in a foreign land could be called giving aid and comfort to
the enemy if we were at war. Hell, we are always at war with somebody in the
middle east. Are we sure Di Niro isn’t a meme?
Just
incase you are wondering about fairness in media during the upcoming
mid-terms, just look at HBO which has hired Obama operatives to produce
election specials.
The
Answer:
Peggy Fleming the won only USA Gold Medal in 1968. Bonus: While Peggy was becoming the
darling of America, it was Jean Claude Kiley who became the superman of skiing
with three dominate wins. Super Bonus:
One of the great tragedies ever in the sporting world was in 1968 when the plane
carrying the entire US figure skating team and coaches went down in Belgium. It
took years to recover, a recovery marked by Peggy’s win in 1968. Even Bigger Super Bonus: Governors Gerry’s
1812 political invention is still being fought over today in the highest courts
– Gerrymandering.
The
rest of the week’s Tids will be all about love. That necessarily
precludes anything politic.
Social
media reaction to Today’s Tids is mixed.
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