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Avast, ye scurvy dogs! Let's be drinking our Orange Juice now!
It's also "Giles Corey" day, our longtime patron saint was pressed to death with large rocks on this date in 1692. Yeeouch.
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Yarrrrr! And Avast! Who's yer favorite pirate? Mine's Edward Teech! Yar!
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Yarrrrr! And Avast! Who's yer favorite pirate? Mine's Edward Teech! Yar!
Going a little out of the box on this one, but my favorite "pirate" would be Kevin Mitnick.
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Something interesting from the Palm Beach Post this morning....limiting class size has forced the district to hire more teachers.
Imagine that...smaller classes, better education, and more jobs. Who knew Florida was capable of such things?
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So far today, I got nuthin' for the blog. I am still trying!
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So far today, I got nuthin' for the blog. I am still trying!
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Just leave it Pirate Day, its an important holiday after all! There will be more drama later after the Pres speakers
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I can't write an entire blog about These things, can I?
International Talk like a Pirate Day
National Butterscotch Pudding Day
Iceman Mummy Discovered 20th Anniversary
and.... drumroll, please....
Adam West's Birthday
The emotional trauma of public tragedies tend to wash over communities with a stunning force and then slowly dissipate with time, as memories grow dim. The most meaningful residue and the most enduring legacy of a preventable tragedy, therefore, can often be found in the law, a medium by which one generation can transmit its hard-won lessons to future generations.
Henry S. Cohn & David Bollier, The Great Hartford Circus Fire: Creative Settlement of Mass Disasters
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I can't write an entire blog about These things, can I?
International Talk like a Pirate Day
National Butterscotch Pudding Day
Iceman Mummy Discovered 20th Anniversary
and.... drumroll, please....
Adam West's Birthday
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Kudos to online gamers
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Mondo -- you dad went to collage with Adam West and Peter Falk?
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Do I need to mention Giles Corey again?![]()
We shouldn't balance budget on backs of poor and middle class
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but their backs make great tables while their stooped over washing the floor? <- that is what I imagine Eric Cantor would say
Middle class families shouldn't pay higher taxes than millionaires and billionaires.
The House approved a special interest bill today that would make it easier for corporations to ship jobs overseas in retaliation against American workers for exercising their fundamental labor rights.
The bill, dubbed the GOP’s Outsourcers’ Bill of Rights (H.R. 2587), would remove the only meaningful legal remedy available to workers if a company illegally moves operations or eliminates work because workers engage in protected activities like forming a union or collective bargaining.
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wow - smack!
This is not class warfare; It's math
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wow - smack!This is not class warfare; It's math
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Country before party; this is our responsibility.
Rep. John Fleming (R-LA) appeared on MSNBC with Chris Jansing this morning to attack President Obama’s new deficit reduction plan, which includes some tax increases on the wealthy. Taking up the typical GOP talking point, Fleming said raising taxes on wealthy “job creators†is a terrible idea that kills jobs because many of these people are small business owners who pay taxes through personal income rates.
Fleming is himself a businesses owner, so Jansing asked, “If you have to pay more in taxes, you would get rid of some of those employees?†Fleming responded by saying that while his businesses made $6.3 million last year, after you “pay 500 employees, you pay rent, you pay equipment, and food,†his profits “a mere fraction of that†— “by the time I feed my family, I have maybe $400,000 left over.†Watch it: