Today's Tids Issue
4,053
For Eagle Fans Everywhere.
Ole
Two-Way Chuck Bednarik must be smiling somewhere after his
Eagles won a championship for the first time since 1960 when his gritty play as
offensive Center and defensive Linebacker brought home the title – the teams
last title. Philly last night played great. Period.
Browsing
slowly through a grocery store is still a treat that
can’t be replicated buying food by swiping pages online.
“The
Memo” was probably a big letdown to most who thought it
would be juicier.
GE
Is expected to be removed shortly from the Dow. Think about
that for a minute!
I
really liked Pink’s Star-Spangled Banner.
The
Question:
What do you think are considered the Prettiest flags
of world nations?
The
Headlines:
--NE Patriots Defense Helpless Against Philadelphia;
Philly Store Owners Helpless As Thousands O f Looters Declare “Free Stuff” Day
In Down City.
--Wall Street Opens Lower, Again; BitCoin Continues
Downward; Broadcom Sweetens Final Offer For Qualcomm.
--Janet Yellen Says She Was Disappointed She Didn’t Get
Second Term; But, Hails Replacement As Good Choice.
--New Bipartisan Immigration Policy To be Introduced
In Seate.
--Deadly Crash In South Carolina Also Injures More
Than 70.
--Judge Rules That Comey memos On Trump To Mueller
Will Stay Secret.
The
only SB Commercial that I remember as being anywhere near
good was Lionel Richey trying to avoid saying All Night Long for Ameritrade after
hours. Most all of the others appeared to be creative types trying much too
hard to be clever, and I can’t remember any of them
My
next book will be a series of essays entitled:
“Wandering Aimlessly with Carts Though Costco.” You get to spend so much time in
aisle gridlock, that you have a chance to study the faces and formulate tales
about the lives of many different types of people of all ages, sexes and
ethnicities. And, you hope that these same people aren’t driving cars on the same
road upon which you are traveling.
You
know you’re getting older when the “Oldies” on radio are from
the generation that followed you. Actually, you know you are older if you are
still getting music from the radio.
In
case you are interested, at the 1995 SOTU, Bill Clinton
said: “… All Americans…are rightly disturbed by the large numbers of illegal
aliens entering the country. The jobs they hold may be otherwise held by
Citizens or legal immigrants. The public services they use impose burdens on our
tax payers. That’s why our Administration has moved aggressively to secure our
borders…by deporting twice as many criminal aliens as ever before, by cracking
down on illegal hiring, by barring benefits to illegal aliens.” He went on to
say, “We are a nation of immigrants but we are also a nation of laws. It is wrong
and ultimately self-defeating to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration
laws we have seen in recent years.” I wonder if they are posting that around ‘Sanctuary
cities’.”
Americans
are into discovering. Marketers are into finding new things
for consumers to discover.
Google
Deep Learning AI
seems to be able to determine if you will leave a hospital by the front door or,
as they say, from the shipping dock in the rear. The idea is to predict death
or life prospects upon entry to the hospital in order to give docs a 24 to 48
hour head start in finding solution if the preliminary word is curtains. Much
goes into this instant analysis including genealogical patterns, health records
and assorted universal indexes of life habits. So far, I have seen no inclusion
of Cheeto consumption in their life extension factors.
One
of the significant conclusions from analyzing mindless
shopping cart cruising, is that you realize how few people care about the other
people around them -- our new national malaise.
A
factor that could bring down a red-hot market place is the
over evaluation of tech start-ups. Lots of investors jumping on board to back a
newbie like to think they are owners of the next Amazon. Wall Street is
beginning to take second looks.
For
me, the SB halftime show is a useless interruption to a
great main event. Not say that Justin Timberlake didn’t work hard to put on a
great show, but in the end it was just another monotonous over done display of
gratuitous romping. It was the same as most previous shows, -- the similar pyrotechnics.
Laser lights, drum beats, waving arms of fake audiences, the jumping up and down
performers, and the total absence of anything melodic. It was great time to
refresh the cheesy snack bowls.
Speaking
of mindless repetitive rhetoric, how about the Tids inability
to come up with anything new except another tired Cheetos joke.
Did
you see where an employee of Homeland Security left
in the seat pocket of a commercial airplane sensitive documents that outlined
measures to be taken to secure the SB against a potential biological warfare incident?
Yikes. A CNN employee just happened to have found them but agreed that publishing
them before the SB would be a bad idea. The employee was notified of his error
while pushing shopping cart trough Costco
When
you are enticed to go into a trendy new store that is
getting raves by one and all, you still have to find something that you like.
Meat
and fish counters in supermarkets are offering more and
more ready to cook tantalizing creations that have me panic- breaking my
shopping cart. I also think it is cool that the cooking instructions are
printed out on the price tag label.
I
have to say that in the days leading up to the big
game yesterday, I was incredibly tense. But, not being home, I missed the
community sharing and receiving of tension..
The
Answer:
The flag considered prettiest is that maple leaf of
Canada. Next in order are United Kingdom, Brazil, USA, Mexico. Nepal, Albania,
Bhutan, Wales, Spain, South Korean, Norway, Australia, Sweden, South Africa,
Pakistan, Greece, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Japan, Iceland, Republic of
Macedonia, Philippines, France and at #25 Argentina. I kind of like Sweden and
at #79 – Ukraine. BTW, for the three major ethnic groups in the US – Germans,
Irish and Italians – their flags are #29, 66 and 37.44
Now
what? Football withdrawal or rededication to MLB.
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