William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 12-15-15
The national anthem of Vanuatu is Yumi Yumi Yumi. No Miranda,it’s not the one where they have love in their tummy.
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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 12-15-15
The national anthem of Vanuatu is Yumi Yumi Yumi. No Miranda,it’s not the one where they have love in their tummy.
Tyson Fury Vs Muhammad Ali — The newest heavyweight champion is Britain’s Tyson Fury who is of poor Irish stock and has unfashionably criticized abortion and homosexuality.
Oh the outrage. The “I Think I’m Smart” crowd worldwide has been united in condemnation of this athlete.
This is the same group that holds Muhammad Ali in such high esteem. Wonder if any one of them has asked Ali what he thinks about such things. It sure would be interesting.
Back in the day, Ali certainly has some strong opinions including some on gays. You can read it here.
of Breitbart.com has a pretty good take on it.William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 12-14-15
Mice can crawl through a hole the size of a pencil eraser.
Principal Steals Christmas — You’re a mean one, Ms. Kim.
Eujin Jaela Kim, principal of PS 169 in Brooklyn, has banned any mention of the word Christmas and has replaced the holiday with “winter celebration.”
She has also stopped the Pledge of Allegiance, replaced Thanksgiving with “Harvest Festival” and has taken down historic murals.
If she hates America so much why is she living here? Is it just for the money? Well, New York public school principals have it kind of sweet.
Rather than get mad at her, though, look to make lemonade from this lemon. If parents had the power to choose their schools very few would send their children to schools run by the likes of Ms. Kim. We doubt few would want to touch her even with a 39-and-a-half-foot pole. Fight for charter schools. Fight for school vouchers. Fight the corrupt educational monopoly.
By the way, it’s not like no one has tried to replace Christmas before.
Hat tip Bob Small
Climate Change Accord Celebrated — Today’s (Dec. 14) front page of The Philadelphia Inquirer includes a celebratory article of Saturday’s approval in Paris of an accord to limit emissions of greenhouse gases.
Accepting the accord were representatives from 196 nations including Russia, China and Saudi Arabia. The gases are blamed for the warming of the planet.
The Associated Press article by Seth Borenstein makes an assumption that this accord will be approved by the Senate — it is not legally binding if it doesn’t — much less that it will be followed by the other nations.
By the way, there are no penalties for nations that fail to keep the demands.
The AP article could not be found on the Inquirer‘s website which carries this less biased one.
Considering the 70 degree December the Northeast is having, it is certainly an auspicious time for proponents of world-wide neo-feudalism to promote this foolish excuse for more corruption, and we’d like to note that conservation is a good thing, pollution is a bad thing and the progressing beyond fossil fuel is a desirable thing. However, the United States does not need to bind itself to anything to do so and any money it gives internationally is far more likely to enrich true bastards than accomplish the claimed goals.
If one really believes that global warming is a man-made crisis one should comprehend that there are practical, commonsense steps that would be far more effective in addressing it than any of the garbage that came out of France. The most obvious one would be the replacement of all coal-fired power plants with nuclear ones, followed by the replacement of all gas-fired power plants. Scary? Hey, when certain doom looms you gotta roll the dice.
Less scary things that aren’t on the table would be the saving of hydr0-electric dams, the promotion of telecommuting and the speedy elimination of traffic bottlenecks. The latter would mean repealing the Davis-Bacon Act which significantly inflates the cost of highway construction in the United States. This repeal is vehemently opposed by the same forces that scream the dire fate that global warming portends from the other side of their mouths. It would also mean ending toll roads which are government created traffic bottle necks, something also opposed by the same political factions that cry global warming.
And the failure to do the simple, commonsense things that would not only effectively address the problem but make life easier, rather than harder, for the little guy is what make us think global warming is a scam despite the 70 degree December.
William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 12-12-15
American cheese was originally a yellow cheddar made in early years of the United States and exported to England. It’s now by law required to be made of at least two kinds of cheeses, and sometimes not even allowed to be called a “cheese”.
William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 12-11-15
The Great Pyramid of Giza was the tallest man-made thing in the world for 3,800 years. Then in 1311 the Lincoln Cathedral was built and that surpassed it.
William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 12-10-15
The westernmost state is Alaska. And so is the easternmost state. Some of the Aleutian Islands are on other side of the International Date Line.
Female veterans are being sought to participate in Wreaths Across America ceremony 9 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Delaware County Veterans Memorial, 4599 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square.
It’s a last minute notice but if if one can participate she should email here name/branch/military service to ARTEMISProductions@juno.com.
Any age veteran from World War II through the current conflicts will be accepted. The ceremony will last about 30 minutes.