Today's Tids Issue 5,837
Accuracy:
It seems to me that too many people spend too much time looking to something that is wrong instead of praising achievements that are right.
Sorry, there a was an abundance of annoying little typos yesterday. It must have been the heat, Yeah, sure... the heat. Not the inattention of the author, certainly not the inadequacies of a lazy mind. Must have been the heat. Yeah, that's it.
This sentence contains exactly threee erors.
Think about it.
The Question:
A mathematician wanders back home at 3 a.m. and proceeds to get an earful from his wife. “You’re late!” she yells. “You said you’d be home by 11:45!” “Actually,” the mathematician replies coolly, “I said I’d be home by a quarter of 12.” What was the mathematician explaining?
The Headlines:
--Markets Reacting to News That Trump is Ready to Name Replacement for Powell; Markets Open Higher.
--Hegseth Reveals Post Iran Atack Report; Says Strikes “Historically Successful”; Cites Evidence form CIA and UN Nuclear Watchdog;
--Iran Supreme Leader emerges; Warns US That there is More to Come Following “Slap in the Face" at Qatar Base Attack; Praises Iran Victory over Israel.
--Webb Telescope Discovers "Alien” Planet.
--Legal Same Sex Marriage Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary; Favorability Among Republicans Declining Below 50% has Advocates Worried that Authority Goes Back to States.
For clarification. -- Naming a replacement for Powell is not replacing him before his term is up but having his replacement there to scrutinize Powell during his remaining years. Good or bad, Trump has significant pit bull tendencies. Once he gets his teeth into something he never lets go. Actually, it is a tendency of real estate developers who can wait out citizen resistance to large intrusive projects.
Where things come from and why things happen., Department:
The Boardwalk at Atlantic City became a major US Attraction back in the 1880’s; a vacation destination celebrated in movie and song. It was the idea of a railroad conductor who didn't like to clean up sand in the cars from Atlantic City beach goers.
Speaking of underground bunkers, the top drug lord of Ecuador was just captured in a deep one. Ther is no hiding anymore.
Mike Pence continues to have my respect.
Meanwhile, Israel is attacking Palestinians on the West Bank.
In case you are interested, the Bezos/Sanchez marriage is now in full glitz mode.
Hey, NK’s Kim is following RI misinformed leadership. He’s opening the country’s beaches hoping that tourism will be economic nirvana for a failing economy.
Will the future of the global economies be based on people traveling to look at things that used to be.
The Answer:
Divide twelve by four or a quarter and you get three. Beware of mathematicians!
You know I had to end with this song. How about on the boardwalk of North Korea?
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