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Competitive shooter Dustin Ellermann has a new way to cook bacon. He wraps the rashers around a silencer attached to an M-16 assault rifles, wraps aluminum foil around them and shoots. 
Bacon, silencer, assault rifle, how politically incorrect can you get?
He say it takes about 90 rounds.
There are less expensive ways of cooking it Dustin.
Here’s his demonstration:
The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly brought in Tim Tebow for a workout according to NBC Sports. 
Chip Kelly certainly knows how to keep things interesting.
On the other hand, why not? They can probably get him pretty cheap and he can’t be a worse Number 3 QB than Matt Barkley.
Yesterday, March 15, was the 30th Anniversary of .com. 
Yes, it was on March 15, 1985 that Symbolics, a computer manufacturer, registered Symbolics.com, the first .com address.
While the pioneering company has since passed into history, the name is still active having been acquired by XF.com Investments of Dallas in 2009, because its principle always wanted the oldest name on the net.
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Con man extraordinaire “Count” Victor Lustig sold the Eiffel Tower to scrap dealers. Twice.
Bridget Johnson of PJMedia.com reports that the Colorado Division of Insurance is cancelling 190,000 health plans that don’t comply with Obamacare regulations. 
Colorado voted for Obama twice. It was the hip thing to do.
Hey Colorado, you want to buy the Eiffel Tower?
Jay Best on Quora notes that if one spends half one’s work day typing papers and emails doubling one’s typing speed will free up 10 hours.
And what better way of doubling one’s typing speed than by putting oneself in life and death situations with hoards of zombies where survival depends on how fast one can type.
Exactly the premise of Typing of the Living Dead.
Hundreds of thousands — some estimate a half-million— gathered for the 2015 March for Life on Jan. 22. The crowd was strangely not enough to garner much coverage in the corporate media. 
The video by the Media Research Center at the link below– now being passed around Facebook — shows what was pointedly ignored.
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Harvard University was founded (1636) before the discovery of calculus (1684).
For Pennsylvania’s unthinkers who punched button for Tom Wolf last November, be told: Our new governor wants to tax funerals.
That’s right, he wants to expand the sales tax to previously exempt items including caskets, burial vaults, services provided by funeral homes and grave stones.
This would raise the cost of the average funeral, which is $6,500, by $429.
Wasn’t Gov. Corbett’s historic gas tax enough to solve our money problems? It would have been if the goal wasn’t to create a feudal system were we serfs are expected to support lifestyles of wealth and leisure for the lords and ladies in the political class.
Has there been any talk of cutting public spending? LOL.
How about a tax on public pensions? That’s a tax we can support.
Charles Eugster, a British dentist set the world record for the 200m, March 8, at the Silver Grey Sports Club in the U.K. He ran it in 55.48. The record was for his age class obviously. Eugster is 95 years old. May he be an inspiration to all nonagenarians. And octogenarians as well.
Here is a feature story about him that appeared in Britain’s The Telegraph.
Here is a link where he explains why bodybuilding is good for the elderly.
And here is his record setting run: