Today's Tids Issue 5,207
Yes, it happens:
The only dog days this summer so far are in my mind. I seem to loll into nothingness. I am contented with amorphous banality. I am happy being oblivious. I stare but I do not see. And it isn’t even August yet. I need to get out of this place.
What do Alexander the Great and Winnie the Pooh have in common? They both have the same middle name.
If the global China threat is as serious as dedicated China watchers think it is, then in comparison, the effects of the climate change menace may be infinitesimal.
Today is National Peace and Love Day, just in case anybody on this planet is listening.
Are we going to see a new era of stock splits to become some kind of market turnaround panacea? Like, “Hey look, the stocks just got cheaper! Buy em.” You never know.
The Question:
This is obviously a personal taste question. US eaters voted on which USA regions make the best style of BBQ. What do you think are the top ten?
The Headlines:
--Stock Markets Hoger At Mid-Morning, Continue Through Mid Afternoon;’ New Jobless Claims Rise Slightly.
--UK’s Boris Johnson Resigns “For The Sake Of The Country”.
--Brittany Griner Pleads Guilty But Without Criminal Intent In Russia Court,
--Crisis Ridden Sri Lanka Asks Putin G for Fuel Help.
--James Caan Dead At 82.
Since the sanctions, Russia is now making more money on oil than ever. India which had never been a customer stepped into to the breach to pick up the slack that opened when the EU and US dropped out. India and China, Russia customers, now make up 37% of the world population. 37% of the global population mass is a pretty good market for anything. And India is the fifth largest auto manufacturing country right after Japan, China, USA and Germany, and just before South Korea.
I wish my laptop was as listless as I am and didn’t just whimsically change sentences or make them disappear altogether. That would be helpful
Paul Whelen, Borg Warner Auto Parts Executive in Russie for a wedding, has been held in Russia jail for three years on spy charges. Now with the sudden celebrity of Brittany Griner consuming the headlines, Whelen’s family and families of other Americans held in Russia for the most part unjustly, are concerned their long-sought quest for freedom of their loved ones may get lost in pop culture. From what I have heard from the White House, it appears they are still very aware of Whelen and the others. But it is always good to keep pressure on politicos. He problem is always what it always is, the media doing what it does what it does: Focusing spotlights on the most interesting, viewer gathering story story.
Cross a pig with a dinosaur and you get Jurassic Pork.
I have to say that golfing at the Scottish Open today looks like a beautiful place to be.
Speaking of sports, the rude awakening for Red Sox fans who thought they had something going as the team beat up on the lesser teams in June are now realizing that they can’t beat any of eth teams in their own competitive AL East and that is now including Baltimore. Tonight begins a four-game series with the red-hot Ya, Ya, Ya (Well, you know who I mean.) I know every Red Sox fan’s hearts are filled with hope, and I just hope we all aren’t too disappointed. But then, sometimes the YaYa’s bring out the best in us.
You have to wonder what USA credit Card debt is looking like about now.
The Answer:
Number 1 is Kansas City. It is followed by Texas, St. Louis, Memphis, Eastern Carolina, Lexington Tennessee, Owensboro Kentucky, Central Carolina, Lexington S Carolina and Northern Alabama. We have a pretty great place were called Becky’s Barbecue, and she was a real good West Virginia gal.
What do you call a deer with no eyes? No eye deer!
I told you my brain took the day off.
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