William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 6-27-15
Lenoid Rogozov was the surgeon on a 12-member Russian Antarctic expedition in 1961. He came down with appendicitis. He removed the offending organ himself using mirrors.
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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 6-27-15
Lenoid Rogozov was the surgeon on a 12-member Russian Antarctic expedition in 1961. He came down with appendicitis. He removed the offending organ himself using mirrors.
We always considered the Confederate flag a symbol to allow the losers of a war to maintain some dignity so bumper stickers and belt buckles containing it don’t cause us to judge the one sporting them as a racist.
Of course, the one flown on the grounds of the South Carolina capitol is a different matter as it was raised by a friend of Hillary Clinton to defend Jim Crow and it should be taken down.
If they really want that flag to fly in Columbia, S.C. maybe the thing to do is to build a monument inscribed with the words of Lincoln’s Second Inaugural just as at the memorial in Washington D.C., with a bust of Lincoln on the top with the American and Confederate flags on the sides. You can call it the “With Charity For All” Monument.
And that should solve the problem and finally end the Civil War.
Harvey Pollock, basketball stat man extraordinaire, died June 23 at the age of 93. He loved basketball and people and had not a snobbish bone in his body.
We knew him as a friend.
R.I.P. Harvey.

BillLawrenceOnline was among the Delaware County organizations affected by Tuesday’s storm. Power and service returned about 7:40 tonight, June 26.
We would like to thank PECO and Springfield Township for their assistance. Despite the wait, we never felt abandoned.
We also again realized what great neighbors we had.
Chef Bill Sr. should himself to be a chef supreme in his cooking the food thawing in the freezer. The lemon-chicken, cheese steak burritos and blueberry pancakes done on a gas grill made us pity the poor people who had to eat in restaurants.
One point, though immediately after the storm neither 911 nor PECO were taking emergency calls.
So the Supreme Court, yesterday, June 25, found by a 6-3 vote that when Congress said that Obamacare subsidies could only be obtained via state exchanges they were just goofing. Forget the turmoil and compromises (and blatant dishonesty) when the law was passed– something that should be everybody’s memory, Congress put in that clause because they were goofing. 
At least in the view of six Supreme Court judges — including “conservatives” John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy.
Americans have to wake up to the reality that the nation’s political division is not between Democrats Republicans but between those who want power and wealth and those who want to live in peace with their neighbor.
Let’s not forget that corporate America was and remains a strong supporter of Obamacare.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 6-23-15
The only live outdoor western to appear on network television in the US was Action in the Afternoon.
It was staged in Philadelphia on the back lot of WCAU-TV. One of the production problems was airplanes flying overhead.
It aired Feb. 2, 1953 to Jan. 29, 1954. Its music director, Richard Lester, would go on to direct A Hard Day’s Night and Help for the Beatles, , The Three Musketeers and Superman III.
Democracy Unplugged will present, July 9, independent presidential candidates in its initial Declaration of the Independents 2015 series of Forums. 
As of now, four candidates are scheduled.
The presentation is 7 p.m. at Swarthmore Borough Hall, 121 Park Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. 19081.
“All four of these Candidates are not connected with any political party machine nor funded by any corporation,” said Robert Small of Democracy Unplugged. “They can and will propose their ideas which you will not hear in the mainstream media.”
There will be a table for informational flyers on any other political candidate or movement. Admission is free though donations are accepted.
Small said the four scheduled to make presentations as of June 23 are Dr. Piotr Blass of Boynton Beach, Fla; Tom Lineaweaver of Lebanon, Pa.; Thomas Menier of Cape Coral, Fla. and Sho Muhammad of Houston, Tx.
Tonight’s meal was Chef Bill Sr.’s delicious stuffed beef tenderloin served with fresh corn on the cob and homemade potato chips courtesy of Mrs. Chef Bill. 
The feast started with a shrimp cocktail and a fresh garden salad.
The wine was an inexpensive but excellent (90 rating) Bogle Vineyards pinot noir.
It was truly a meal to remember.
William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 6-22-15
When the Germans invaded Russia on June 22, 1941 they had more horses (about 700,000) than motor vehicles (600,000). When World War II started on Sept. 1, 1939, Nazi Germany and Communist Russia were allies.
Joseph Ball of Advertising/Communications Times says his organization is sponsoring an Executive Networking Card Exchange, tomorrow, June 23 at the Hard Rock Cafe, 12th & Market streets in Philadelphia. 
It runs from 4:45 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. and a business card admits for free.
Feel free to bring a guest of your choice to accompany you.
Please RSVP to adcomtimes@aol.com.