In London, terrorism…
…or just routine crazy person?
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Some of the heroes of Las Vegas
More stories emerge: “” I am in awe of people who have the calm, the courage, and the skills to act this way in crises. I have often wondered how I would behave, and I doubt I would be anything … Continue reading →
Thomas Sowell speaks
Here’s an interview with William F. Buckley from 40 years ago, mostly about statistics and discrimination. Well worth watching, as is most of Sowell:
Continue reading →Tale of a different shooting—and recovery
Steve Scalise’s story.
Continue reading →Makeovers for the mature
I continue to love makeovers. They cheer me up. I love the transformations, and I particularly love the ones by “The Makeover Guy,” who deals with people of all ages but definitely seems to concentrate on women over 50. I … Continue reading →
Scalise is back
There’s so much bad news I thought I’d highlight some good news—Rep. Steve Scalise returned to the House today: …Scalise, flanked by staff and U.S. Capitol Police, emerged from a room off the House floor and slowly made his way … Continue reading →
More verbiage…
…from Kim Jong-un aka Rocket Man, to the dotard. Did I ever mention that Kim Jong-un reminds me of Jim Jones? Holding a large group of people hostage with mind control and paranoia, bent on a possible course to aggression … Continue reading →
Florida waits…
…for Irma to strike. There is virtually no doubt that there will be major property damage, particularly on the western coast of Florida. I hope that all who might be in major harm’s way in the personal sense have evacuated … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Five reasons why Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, is pregnant again
(1) You can never have too many heirs to the throne. Actually, I suppose you can; in the very olden days, when the throne really meant something, heirs sometimes duked it out rather than Duking it out. But those days … Continue reading →
Happy Labor Day!
Labor Day is the bookend on the opposite end of summer from its holiday beginning, Memorial Day. July Fourth is summer’s early peak, with the promise of long light-filled days ahead. But Labor Day is summer’s last gasp, the moment … Continue reading →
A lie…
…gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to put its boots on. And so does a faked photo on Twitter. That “truth” quote is one of my favorite quotes, but I’m fascinated by how many versions … Continue reading →