Today's Tids Issue
4,140
For soft, understated melodies:
As
a lone piano plays romantically in the background, my mind
wanders into the clouds above the seas. Each note is throbbing, oozing with feeling.
My heart beats warmly to the soothing, yet intense rhythm. My mind drifts into reveries, and then
abruptly, as the last note vibrates into nothingness, everything’s stops and I sit
in emptiness, staring at the blank screen before me –what in hell am I going to
write today! Yikes.
Are
people who eat sashimi hoping that someday they will be transformed
into kindly, frolicking dolphins.
In
case you missed it, Hillary Clinton has tossed her hat into
the ring for a new job – CEO of Facebook. How would you like to go through life
with Hillary looking over your shoulder? Arrrrrghhhh!
Unskilled
jobs
of today now require a lot of basic skills, including how to fill out an
on-line application.
The
new sushi bar that caters solely to lawyers is called, “Sosume”.
I just threw in that pun for the halibut.
The
Question:
What is the difference between Sashimi and Sushi? Bonus: Which Airlines Top the new list of
best airlines?
The
Headlines:
--Stocks See Red After Trump Removes Tariff
Exemption For EU Canada and Mexico; Markets Appeared Set For Good Day Before Action.
--Trey Gowdy Says He Sees No Spy In “Spygate”.
--Trump Still Pushing For Tariffs On Steel And
Aluminum.
--IMF Chief Says Europe Looks Good But Questions Remain
About Italy And The Euro.
--Jobless Benefits Claims Fall Further Than Expected;
Sears/Kmart To Close 72 More Stores; Sears Q1 Revenue Down 31%.
--Google Easing Its Way Into China; Laying Groundwork
To Not Miss Being Player In Huge Phone Mart.
I
think that Kim has a handle on how to transform a war based economy
into a consumer megasociety He has been looking to opening a fast food
hamburger joint. All American companies are welcome to bid.
Politics
should not enter in on Trump’s signing of “The Right to
Try” legislation. It allows terminally ill patients the use experimental drugs
not yet approved by the FDA. I call it a common sense bill.
But
of course, Politics will rear its ugly head once more.
Fill
a pot with gold and they will come. That is, the lawyers
and scam artists. The NFL allocated $2 billion to help those with the effects of
concussion symptoms. Almost immediately, as you might expect, there were many claims
for a piece of the shimmering pot. But, 440 claims for $2 Billion clams were quickly
determined to be total frauds, the brainchild of lawyers and their
collaborating doctors who saw easy pickings from a panicked football league. The
victims there are now those with serious concussion problems who now have to
wait longer for assistance while wading through new protections against fraudulent
applications. I put these scammers on my Tids Capriati Punishment list.
People
say they hate the rich, but they love to walk through
their mansions. This past rainy weekend, 23,000 plus came to this town of ours
to gawk at the wonders of the golden age of the rich and famous. By the end of
the season well over a million will have traipsed the marble halls once enjoyed
as mere summer cottages by the Astors, Belmonts, Wideners, Taylors and the most
famous ancestors of Anderson Cooper (Vanderbilts). Thank God for the rich, because
money making mansions are the only remnant of RI’s past glorious industrial economy.
I
read a lot of these so-celled secret internal memos from the FBI and assorted government agencies about the state of the accusations in a
America, and I generally come away with next to nothing of substance. I guess
he art of being a lawyer is making something out of nothing.
Tech
executives look out over the broad, magnificent plains of
middle America, and their minds say -- sprawling data centers.
Could
you
call Sears/K-Mart a non-profit company?
Conservatives
had to feel a large degree of satisfaction when it was
learned that the NY Times editor who had attempted to demean Trump with a
picture of child immigrants in cages was actually using a picture of children
in cages taken at US borders during the Obama admin. Gadzooks, how could that be!
BTW, how come the media wasn’t outraged about children in cages back in 0-Man
days.
Did
you read where Obama said he and his WH gang may have made a
misjudgment that contributed the Hillary loss, He said that he guessed his
thinking was twenty years ahead of where the American public is today. Let’s,
hope his liberal, globalist principles are light years ahead of what has made and
will keep America great. According to his favorite biographer, Ben Rhodes, “When
he last met with Angela Merkel, Obama noted that ‘She’s all alone to defend my
liberal principles’.”
The
ex-President will be a like a personal injury lawyer
using Netflix as an element for a class action suit against contented Americans.
The
Answer:
Sashimi is thinly sliced raw meat – usually fish
like salmon and tuna – served without rice. Sushi is not raw fish but rather vinegared
rice that is mixed with other ingredients, which may or may not include raw
fish. Bonus: For the 11th
year in a row, Alaska Airlines is number 1 among traditional airlines. Delta
was second while United dropped all the way to number Five on the five-airline list
of the bigs. Number 3 was Air Canada and 4 was American. In the low-cost
airline category, Southwest nudged aside jet Blue for Number One, After Jet
Blue, we found WestJet followed by Allegiant and Frontier.
Maybe,
we can just settle down.
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