The Duke of Windsor is often credited with inventing the Windsor knot for neckties. The credit for the invention, however, should go to his father, who was Duke of York before he became King George V.
–William Lawrence Sr.
Senate Candidates Attending King Of Prussia Meet And Greet
Senate Candidates Attending King Of Prussia Meet And Greet — Candidates for Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate seat up for election in 2018 will be attending a meet and greet Oct. 4 at the King of Prussia Volunteer Fire Co., 170 Allendale Road, King of Prussia, Pa. 19406.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the event starts a half hour later. It’s sponsored by 1180Am WYFL, and organized by Citizens for Liberty and the Valley Forge Patriots.
Attending will be state 39th District Sate Rep. Rick Saccone, and businessman Jeff Bartos, who will be competing in the Republican primary; and Dale Kerns Jr. of Delaware County, who will be running as a Libertarian.
Also committed to attend is Andrew Shecktor, a Berwick councilman who has ended his Senate bid to instead run for the 11th District congressional seat being vacated by Republican Lou Barletta.
Barletta is launching a Senate bid of his own. He is unavailable for the Oct. 4 event but has said he will address the groups at a later time.
Incumbent Democrat Bob Casey was invited to speak but declined.
Senate Candidates Attending King Of Prussia Meet And Greet
William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 9-27-17
There were 22 Americans aboard Admiral Horatio Nelson ’s ship “Victory” at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. With a bit of help from the British they defeated the French and Spanish fleets.
— William Lawrence Sr.
William Lawrence Sr. Omnibit 9-26-17
The dog that played Toto was paid $125 per week while filming “The Wizard of Oz.”
— William W. Lawrence Sr
William Lawrence Sr. Omnibit 9-25-17
The words “under God” were not in the Pledge of Allegiance until it was added in 1954.
— William W. Lawrence Sr
News From WFYL
News From WFYL — Good friend Kim Kennedy has asked us to let you know that Laura Ingraham can be heard on WFYL 9 a.m. to noon on weekdays.
Kim hosts the station’s It’s A New Day program 6-9 a.m., Tuesday and Thursday and can be heard here.
Laura’s great, Kim, but here 9-noon is Dom Time.
News From WFYL
NFL Kneelers Dixie And The Confederate Flag
NFL Kneelers Dixie And The Confederate Flag — I wish I was in the land of one-percenters and owned a football team.
And if my one-percenter football players were miffed about the unfairness of life — maybe coming from a violent community where 70 percent of kids grow up in homes without a father present — and decided to express their pique by kneeling for the National Anthem, I wouldn’t get mad.
In fact, I would lower the Stars and Stripes at the start of the next game. While they were kneeling there wondering what was going on I would raise the Confederate Battle Flag in its place.
And as they, ironically, would stand in anger and confusion I would play Dixie in lieu of the Star Spangled Banner.
And when it was over, I’d announce on the broadcast system: “Now do you stupid bastards get it?”
Then I’d raise the right flag and let things continue.
Truthfully, I would not be welcome in the land of one-percenters. Most of them voted for Hillary.
NFL Kneelers Dixie And The Confederate Flag
William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 9-23-17
An apple a day really does keep the doctor away because of its high level of antioxidants.
— William W. Lawrence Sr
Dom Hosts Bill O’Reilly In Speaker Series
Dom Hosts Bill O’Reilly In Speaker Series — Bill O’Reilly will be guest of WPHT’s Speaker Series, 7 p.m., Oct. 19 at Broadway Theatre of Pitman, 43 S. Broadway, Pitman, N.J. 08071.
Host is Dom Giordano. Tickets are $24 and include a copy of O’Reilly’s book Killing England.
Dom Hosts Bill O’Reilly In Speaker Series
2017 Autumnal Equinox Is Now
The 2017 autumnal equinox is right now 4:02 p.m. EDT, Sept. 22 according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac as the sun crosses the celestial equator. Fall has arrived in the Northern Hemisphere, and the days are now shorter than the nights and will continue to be so until the spring equinox.
The celestial equator is a circle concentric with the actual equator that extends infinitely to space. As the Earth has a 23 degree tilt the the northern half tilts towards the Sun during half its orbit and away the other half. The equinoxes occur when tilt switches.