Thursday, March 04, 2010
Don't Know Much About History
Take a look at this very true Dry Bones cartoon at Barking Moonbat Early Warning System.
Sing Along With Art
I never heard of the band, but this is sure a colorful and entertaining video! It was fun trying to identify the paintings.
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
"Israel Pride Week"
From West Bank Mama, here's a great idea to counter the despicable "Israeli Apartheid Week".
Thank You, Captain Sullenberger!
Captain Sully retired today. What a loss for US Airways -- and for its passengers!
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Good Reading on a Snowy Day
As usual, Betsy is cruising the web; you'll definitely enjoy the last item! Take a look at the latest Argus Hamilton column for his amusing take on what's making news. I've always supported the Fred Goldman family, but why on earth would he possibly want O.J.Simpson's suit?!
Book on a Crook
I want to read the book by Harry Markopolos, who for years warned the SEC about Bernard Madoff and was ignored. When I first saw this CNBC documentary, "Scam of the Century? Bernie Madoff & The $50 Billion Heist", I found it hard to believe he had managed to fool so many otherwise intelligent people for so long! It reminds me of that con man Clark Rockefeller, who charmed people into believing whatever he told them -- or maybe, as with Madoff, they didn't want to admit to themselves that they could be duped.
Monday, March 01, 2010
Depressing News
This story was read on a local radio talk show today:
"The so-called 'Great Recession' has left Americans depending on the government dole like never before. Without record levels of welfare, unemployment and other government benefits as well as tax cuts last year, the income of U.S. households would have plunged by an astonishing $723 billion — more than four times the record $167 billion drop reported last month by the Commerce Department. Moreover, for the first time since the Great Depression, Americans took more aid from the government than they paid in taxes."How nice. How about making some cuts in welfare for a change, instead of taxing us even more?
Priorities of Life
In this story about food stamp fraud, notice what the priorities are:
"The man behind the counter provided $50 in cash, two bottles of liquor, two porn DVDs and two Viagra pills — all in exchange for taking $280.85 off a food-stamp card, say federal investigators who recorded the deal."
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