Eggs: 90 X 365 X ( 2 or 3 )

Eggs: 90 X 365 X ( 2 or 3 ) It is not clear whether or when she's going to heaven but Emma Morano will be 117 on November 27. She says that she has eaten two or 3 eggs each day for 90 years with little or no vegetables and beef which is quite fortunate we might say since she no longer has any teeth. I doubt that extreme longevity in America she would have achieved because of all the well-meaning health advice she would have received. HzL 10/31/16 Inline image 1 World's oldest woman says eggs are secret to long life New York Post‎ - 2 days ago Emma Morano, who will turn 117 on November 27, gobbles up at least two eggs a day, and has done ... Italy began eating eggs religiously w

SEPTEMBER MORN---> OCTOBER PORN

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OVERHEARD AT THE CLINTONS

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ON TIME (2)

ON TIME (2) Time, the sly assassin works by stealth to rob us of our health and wealth. Though we come with age to understand, this kind of knowledge is contraband. For when we try to put it to use we may find our bodies lack the juice. Though In our minds we may hear as clearly as when we were young, the song may croak in air as it tries to get sung. Yet, we may get the crowd's hooray, especially if helped by our DNA. HzL 10/28/16 Viva La Quince Brigada - Pete Seeger and the Almanac ... - YouTube ▶ 2:48 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnzwXVpZGrA Sep 13, 2010 - Uploaded by pasaremos2010 Viva La Quince Brigada - Pete Seeger and the Almanac singers Abraham Lincoln ... Great song!, can ... Viva la Quince Brigada, Pete Seeger, Barcelona 1993 - YouTube ▶ 3:26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqe7LpBUzqU Jun 14, 2013 - Uploaded by Santos Garcìa Zapata Viva la Quince Brigada, Pete Seeger, Barcelona 1993 ... contra los sublevados el 17 y 18 de julio de 1936 en ... Tao Rodríguez-Seeger - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tao_Rodríguez-Seeger Wikipedia Tao Rodríguez-Seeger (born 1972) is an American contemporary folk musician. A founder of The Mammals, he is the grandson of folk musician Pete Seeger. ‎Biography · ‎Discography · ‎Notes · ‎External links Tao Rodriguez-Seeger: "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy" - YouTube ▶ 4:33 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ILjAw-_V7E May 4, 2008 - Uploaded by Coleen rowley Tao Rodriguez-Seeger called for bringing the troops home from Iraq and then sang his Grandpa Pete Seeger ...

Dear Emily

To: H. L. I taste a liquor never brewed - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_taste_a_liquor_never_brewed Wikipedia "I taste a liquor never brewed" is a lyrical poem written by Emily Dickinson first published in the Springfield Daily Republican of 4 May 1861 from a now lost copy. You visited this page on 10/26/16. SendDiscard HL Harold Lehrer Reply| Today, 8:25 AM You H Dear Emily How could one taste a liquid never brewed even if soluble in water or oil? And on it there's no way you could have gotten stewed enough to become less poet and more naughty girl. For it is unfortunately true that if from more potent drinks you abstain to only get kicks from dew may mean that you might then remain both sober and virginal too. Yet listen -- the outcome could have been worse for your offspring now survive numerous in verse with words chosen with such lapidary skill that they still for us shine and glisten-- and always will. HzL 10/26/16 Emily Dickinson's Secret Lives | by Christopher Benfey | The New York ... www.nybooks.com/.../emily-dickinsons-... The New York Review of Books Jan 17, 2002 - In one of her rare directives on how her poems were to be read,Dickinson ... What Habegger's title, drawn from a late poem of Dickinson's, means is .... of wildflowers, carefully preserved in her capacious herbarium and, in a ...

At Last, Poor Yorick

http://img.timeinc.net/time/photoessays/2010/top10_skulls/hamlet.jpg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Re: Derivation of "Ham Actor" Posted by ESC on January 07, 2000 In Reply to: Derivation of "Ham Actor" posted by Mary on January 06, 2000 : I know I read/heard once that Hams were originally called Ham Fatters in Shakespeare's day, and that the phrase referred more to their being less than the best, not supported by the crown, as the King's Players were, and having to use ham fat to mix or remove their makeup. Further descriptions welcomed. I looked in three reference books and got three slightly different "takes" on the origin of "ham actor." So I'm going to list all three and let the Phrase Finder folks sort it all out: From "Encyclopedia of Word and Phrase Origins" by Robert Hendrickson (Facts on File, 1997) with asides from Mr. Hendrickson in parenthesis: "HAM. Actors prefer to think that the word derives from the old theatrical use of ham fat to remove blackface makeup - actors were thus called hamfatters, or hams. Many scholars lean to this theory, but 'ham' in the sense of an amateur actor or a 10th rate actor who outrageously overplays his scenes has enough folk etymologies to make a one-act play. Since none really seems capable of absolute proof, I'll simply list three: 1) Ham derives from the Cockney slang 'hamateur,' for 'amateur actor.' (Unlikely, as the term 'ham' in this sense is American from about 1880.) 2) The word structure of 'amateur' itself suggested 'ham.' (A good possibility, but why did it wait so long to suggest itself?) 3) It comes from the role of 'Hamlet,' which actors frequently misperformed. (Another good possibility, but, if so, 'ham' should have been with us since Shakespeare's time.) 'Ham' for one of the rear quarters of a hog, or its meat, derives from Old English 'hamm' for the bend of the knee." From the "Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins" by William and Mary Morris (HarperCollins, 1977, 1988): "HAM ACTOR. 'Ham in this phrase has two distinct meanings. First, probably by analogy to 'amateur,' there is the use of 'ham' to mean an actor who is incompetent or unskilled. That's the meaning intended in such phrases as 'Hollywood hams.' Then there is 'ham' in the sense of one who overacts or outrageously overplays a scene - especially when his intention is to center all attention on himself to the exclusion of other players. Such devices as upstaging other actors, grimacing at the audience and pointedly fiddling with one's pocket handkerchief during another player's speech are common practices of actors bent on 'hamming it up.' In the days of blackface minstrel shows before the turn of the century, one popular song was 'The Hamfat Man' and it clearly referred to second-rate actors of the type that appeared in such shows. But nobody knows for sure whether the song inspired the name 'hamfatter' for these actors or whether the name preceded the song. We think that the name came before the song, probably from the minstrel's practice of using ham fat to remove the heavy black makeup used during performances. In any event, ham actor is an American expression which made its first appearance in print during the 1880s." From "The Barnhart Dictionary of Etymology: The Origin of American English Words" by Robert W. Barnhart (HarperCollins 1995) "HAM. n. performer. 1882. American English, apparently a shortened form of 'hamfatter' , an actor of low grade, said to be from an old minstrel song 'The Ham-fat Man.' The idea amateurish was extended to a amateur telegraphist and an amateur radio operator ." Of course, there are other theories on the origin of the word "ham" for radio operators. But I'm stopping for now. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- According to poet Carl Sandburg: "They all want to play Hamlet" since all actors like to hold the skull to pronounce those words whose glory have long caused audiences to mull on just how life-and-death are transitory. Besides, since the word "ham" has been used for actor since around the time of Shakespeare what could be simpler than assuming its use may also have began there. However, its origin is probably a different matter which I hope won't excessively you shake up-- arising from the compound word "hamfatter" then a way to remove an actor's make-up. But an actor's itch*, I'd say for the stage must really be Historic to wish that part of him should go on and on to play- silently - the role of Yorick. (HzL. 10/25/16) *See below, Andre Tchaikowsky, and the Royal Shakespeare Company Carl Sandburg (1878–1967). Smoke and Steel. 1922. II. People Who Must 6. They All Want to Play Hamlet THEY all want to play Hamlet. They have not exactly seen their fathers killed Nor their mothers in a frame-up to kill, Nor an Ophelia dying with a dust gagging the heart, Not exactly the spinning circles of singing golden spiders, 5 Not exactly this have they got at nor the meaning of flowers—O flowers, flowers slung by a dancing girl—in the saddest play the inkfish, Shakespeare, ever wrote; Yet they all want to play Hamlet because it is sad like all actors are sad and to stand by an open grave with a joker’s skull in the hand and then to say over slow and say over slow wise, keen, beautiful words masking a heart that’s breaking, breaking, This is something that calls and calls to their blood. They are acting when they talk about it and they know it is acting to be particular about it and yet: They all want to play Hamlet. Carl Sandburg (1878–1967). Smoke and Steel. 1922. Vanitas imagery[edit] Portrait of Katheryn of Berain by Adrian van Cronenburgh c.1560. Shakespeare's 1601 poem The Phoenix and the Turtle was published in a collection dedicated to Katheryn's son, John Salusbury. The contrast between Yorick as "a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy" and his grim remains is a variation on the theme of earthly vanity (cf. Vanitas): death being unavoidable, the things of this life are inconsequential. This theme of Memento mori ('Remember you shall die') is common in 16th- and 17th-century painting, appearing in art throughout Europe. Images of Mary Magdalene regularly showed her contemplating a skull. It is also a very common motif in 15th- and 16th-century British portraiture. Frans Hals, Young Man with a Skull A more direct comparison is with pictures of playful children or young men, who are often depicted looking at a skull as a sign of the transience of life. It was also a familiar motif in emblem books and tombs. Hamlet meditating upon the skull of Yorick has become the most lasting embodiment of this idea, and has been depicted by later artists as a continuation of the Vanitas tradition. Name[edit] The name Yorick has most often been interpreted as an attempt to render a Scandinavian forename: usually either "Erick" or "Jørg", a form of the name George.[2] The name "Rorik" has also been suggested, since it appears in Saxo Grammaticus, one of Shakespeare's source texts, as the name of the queen's father. There has been no agreement about which name is most likely.[3] An alternative suggestion is that it may be derived from the Viking name of the city of York (Jórvík), a connection that was first made in 1866.[4] More recently Gerald Kilroy has suggested that it is an anagram of the Greek word 'Kurios', which he takes to be a reference to the Catholic martyr Edmund Campion.[5] Alas poor Yorick - A humorous rendering ofLaurence Sterne's Yorick byMartin Rowson in his graphic novel of Tristram Shandy The name was used by Laurence Sterne in his comic novels Tristram Shandy and A Sentimental Journey as the surname of one of the characters, a parson who is a humorous portrait of the author. Parson Yorick is supposed to be descended from Shakespeare's Yorick.[6] In B. Traven's novel The Death Ship the doomed vessel is named the "Yorikke". Portrayals[edit] The Young Lord Hamlet (1868) byPhilip H. Calderon, which shows Hamlet as a child, riding on the back of Yorick. The earliest visual image of Hamlet holding Yorick's skull is a 1773 engraving by John Hall after a design by Edward Edwards in Bell's edition of Shakespeare's plays.[7] It has since become a common subject. While Yorick normally only appears as the skull, there have been scattered portrayals of him as a living man, such as Philip Hermogenes Calderon's painting The Young Lord Hamlet (1868), which depicts him carrying the child Hamlet on his back, as if being ridden like a horse by the prince. He was portrayed by comedian Ken Dodd in a flashback during the gravedigging scene in Kenneth Branagh's 1996 film Hamlet. Pianist André Tchaikowsky donated his skull to the Royal Shakespeare Company for use in theatrical productions, hoping that it would be used as the skull of Yorick.[8] Tchaikowsky died in 1982. His skull was used during rehearsals for a 1989 RSC production of Hamlet starring Mark Rylance, but the company eventually decided to use a replica skull in the performance. Musical director Claire van Kampen, who later married Rylance, recalled: As a company, we all felt most privileged to be able to work the gravedigger scene with a real skull ... However, collectively as a group we agreed that as the real power of theatre lies in the complicity of illusion between actor and audience, it would be inappropriate to use a real skull during the performances, in the same way that we would not be using real blood, etc. It is possible that some of us felt a certain primitive taboo about the skull, although the gravedigger, as I recall, was all for it![8] David Tennant used the skull of pianist André Tchaikowsky for Yorick's skull in a 2008 Royal Shakespeare Company production. Although Tchaikowsky's skull was not used in the performances of this production, its use during rehearsals affected some interpretations and line readings: for example, Rylance delivered the line "That skull had a tongue in it, and could sing once" with especial reproach. In this production, Hamlet retained Yorick's skull throughout subsequent scenes, and it was eventually placed on a mantelpiece as a "talisman" during his final duel with Laertes.[8] In 2008, Tchaikowsky's skull was used byDavid Tennant in an RSC production of Hamlet at the Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.[9] It was later announced that the skull had been replaced after it became apparent that news of the skull distracted the audience too much from the play.[10] This was untrue however, and the skull was used as a prop throughout the run of the production after its move to London's West End.[11]

A SHAGGY DOG PRESIDENT?

https://stephengreensted.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/shaggy-dog.jpeg?w=300&h=257 A SHAGGY DOG PRESIDENT? Despite their often pious lip service to liberal platitudes. It has become obvious that the Clintons have become quite comfortable with Wall Street and vice versa.The best outcome for financial markets according to the Wall Street Journal would be for a Clinton presidency but not an overwhelming victory which would make Congress Democratic too. This is reminiscent of a joke about a shaggy dog. One classic version: the archetypical shaggy dog story involves an advertisement placed in the Times announcing a search for a shaggy dog. In the Partridge story, an aristocratic family living in Park Lane is searching for a lost dog, and an American answers the advertisement with a shaggy dog that he has found and personally brought across the Atlantic, only to be received by the butler at the end of the story who takes one look at the dog and shuts the door in his face, saying, "But not so shaggy as that, sir!" from Shaggy dog story - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaggy_dog_story Wikipedia In its original sense, a shaggy dog story or yarn is an extremely long-winded anecdote characterized by extensive narration of typically irrelevant incidents and ... ‎Archetypal story · ‎Examples in literature · ‎Examples in music · ‎See also The Original Shaggy Dog Joke | Greensted Blog https://stephengreensted.wordpress.com/.../the-original-shaggy-dog-joke/ Jan 20, 2011 - I heard on the radio recently that the original shaggy do

the innovators, Walter Isaacson

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51p0kypGVqL._SX453_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg Flip to back Listen the innovators, Walter Isaacson For a lot of today and several days before that I have been reading a book by Walter Isaacson called The Innovators. He is a brilliant writer with real understanding of science and technology.But he also knows human beings.Here is his description of Steve Jobs first employment: Jobs spent the following year dropping in and out of Reed College and then seeking spiritual enlightenment on a pilgrimage to India. When he returned in the fall of 1974, he went to work at at Atari under Nolan Bushnell and Al Alcorn. They were now flush with money from the success of the game Pong and so took him on even though Jobs showed up dressed in his hippie garb and said he wouldn't leave the lobby until he was hired. Anyway Bushnell decided to take a chance on him. Despite his newly acquired Zen sensibilities, Jobs was inclined to inform his coworkers that they were "dumb shits". Yet somehow he also managed to be compelling and exciting. He sometimes wore a saffron robe, went barefoot and believed that his strict diet of only fruits and vegetables meant that he did not need to use deodorant or to shower often. As Bushnell later recounted, this theory was mistaken so he put Jobs on the night shift...... The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses ... - Amazon.com https://www.amazon.com/Innovators.../1442376244 Amazon.com, Inc. Following his blockbuster biography of Steve Jobs, The Innovators is Walter Isaacson'srevealing story of the people who created the computer and the Internet.

On Time?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c3/QUARLES_Francis.png On Time? It is Nature's clock. Although flowers and trees never tick tock. Neither do birds or bees nor anemones. So perhaps it is none of these. To grammaticians it gives declension and to physicists, another dimension but to the rest of us, mostly apprehension. Carpe Diem, Seize the Day Poets and Prophets will often say For This Too Shall Pass Away-- and neither life nor love can always stay, And like you I too am caught in the yellowing sheets of Time beside mountains I can no longer climb with aches and pains from which I suffer. What to do?What to do? How should I know? Ask a Philosopher! HzL 10/21/16 Please note that Francis Quarles (above and below) didn't spend all HIS time writing poetry: Quarles married Ursula Woodgate in 1618, by whom he had eighteen children. from: Francis Quarles - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Quarles Wikipedia Francis Quarles (8 May 1592 – 8 September 1644) was an English poet most famous for his Emblem book aptly entitled Emblems. On Time by Francis Quarles - Famous poems, famous poets. - All Poetry https://allpoetry.com/On-Time Allpoetry Comments & analysis: Time's an hand's-breadth; 'tis a tale; / 'Tis a vessel under sail; / 'Tis an eagle in its. Francis Quarles - Francis Quarles Poems - Poem Hunter www.poemhunter.com › Poets PoemHunter.com Browse through Francis Quarles's poems and quotes. 24 poems of Francis Quarles. Phenomenal Woman, Still I Rise, The Road Not Taken, If You Forget Me, ... Ecclesiastes 3:2 “A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted;” King James Version (KJV) < Previous VerseNext Verse >▲ View Chapter Ecclesiastes 3:2 Context 1To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: 2A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; 3A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; 4A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; 5A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; Pete Seeger - Turn Turn Turn (To Everything There Is A Season) [A ... ▶ 1:15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siHzS2lQa0s Jul 16, 2014 - Uploaded by Music On TV1 Pete Seeger - Turn Turn Turn (To Everything There Is A Season) [A .... Turn, Turn, Turn The Byrds The Magic

Water Water Everywhere

Pregnant woman rescued after water breaks in the middle of the ... nypost.com/.../pregnant-woman-rescued-after-water-brea... New York Post 9 hours ago - Police came to the rescue of a pregnant woman who had begun giving birth on a fishing charter boat in the Atlantic Ocean Wednesday ... Images for pregnant woman breaks water aboard a boatReport images Image result for pregnant woman breaks water on boat Add a subject WATER WATER EVERYWHERE Nine months to the day lovers had shown their devotion her placenta gave way in the middle of the ocean. There was Water, water everywhere and little time to think of proper maternity care with two lives on the brink. But since the story did have a happy ending this Ancient Mariner will here stop sending-- because he knows a little about dental floss but, except in some poem*, nothing of an albatross. HzL 10/20/16 *The Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/.../The_Rime_of_the_Ancient_Marine... Wikipedia The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is the longest major poem by the English poet Samuel Taylor .... He, after some fruitless attempts, at length, shot the Albatross, not doubting we .... the Rime is not valued or used always or everywhere or by everyone in the ... The phrase "Water, water, every where, | Nor any drop to drink" has ... ‎Synopsis · ‎Inspiration for the poem · ‎Coleridge's comments

Bob Dylan's New Lyrics?

As to whether he will attend, however, the answer is blowing in the wind. https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/9d5f2d94f2be9a5515c1489ee5680515af4067da/0_0_3390_2034/master/3390.jpg?w=1920&q=55&auto=format&usm=12&fit=max&s=a690e44504b322d56ea82f2079771f74 DYLAN'S NEW LYRICS? How many times must the Nobel people call before I will answer the phone? And why don't they stop ringing at all and just simply leave me alone? Yes, and how many worthier could they have found if they'd taken more time to look around? I don't mean to despise their Prize but if I'm not showing will I still win? The answer my friend is blowing in the wind. HzL 10/18/16 Nobel panel gives up knockin' on Dylan's door The Guardian‎ - 19 hours ago Days after being awarded the literature prize, Bob Dylan has yet to get in touch with the ...

Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan: Two Jewish Bards

Leonard Cohen: giving Nobel to Bob Dylan like 'pinning medal on Everest' The Guardian‎ - 13 hours ago Mr. Leonard Cohen has a mind of his own. It is quite musically as well as intellectually ample. His forbears were prominent members of a Montreal Temple ( Though In Litvak English that might rhyme perhaps I should try a bit harder next time) in an upper middle class neighborhood of Montreal but going into their dress business didn't suit him all. So he wound up a mixed up libertine and ascetic writing great songs both poignant and dramatic ( i apologize again!) and I'm sure he will go on singing until his last breath even if in his latest album he seems to contemplate death. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leonard Cohen just turned 82. You should listen ... - The Boston Globe https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/...leonard-cohen.../story.htmlThe Boston Globe Sep 21, 2016 - ... Tweet Share. By Devra First Globe Staff September 21, 2016 ... Leonard Cohenturned 82 on Wednesday, and he released a new song. In the news Inline image 1 Leonard Cohen: 'I am ready to die.' - The Boston Globe The Boston Globe‎ - 2 days ago FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images/ file. Cohen in 2013. Leonard Cohen, the seminal ... Leonard Cohen's Montreal: a refuge, an escape, an inspiration The Globe and Mail‎ - 13 hours ago More news for globe: leonard cohen --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob Dylan, once Robert Allen Zimmerman, is also a Jew in fact, of half Litvak plus half Ladino stock too But back in Duluth and Hibbing Minnesota for serious folk singers there was no quota and this young man, inspired by dylan '/thomas and woody guthrie took himself quite quite seriously. despite less than obvious talent and a voice rather flat and musicianship that wasn't as good as that of many others, including Joan Baez, his one-time flame. who sang so beautifully under her own name. . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- During his Dinkytown days, Zimmerman began introducing himself as "Bob Dylan".[19][a 1] In his memoir, Dylan acknowledged that he had been influenced by the poetry of Dylan Thomas.[20] Explaining his change of name in a 2004 interview, Dylan remarked, "You're born, you know, the wrong names, wrong parents. I mean, that happens. You call yourself what you want to call yourself. This is the land of the free."[21] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob Dylan - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Dylan Wikipedia Bob Dylan is an American songwriter, singer, artist, and writer. He has been influential in ... Backed by a changing lineup of musicians, he has toured steadily since the late 1980s on what has been dubbed his never ending Tour. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I can't say his career started with a bang and I never ever really liked the way he sang and even though his words,are undoubtedly gifted to me they sound somehow as if from others lifted, Still there's very little to despise in adding a Nobel Prize with its attendant ultra-honorable rank to the 80 mill you have already in the bank. HzL 10/15/16

Hillary's Vision-- is it Univision?

Hillary's Vision -- is it Univision? While it is difficult to imagine Donald Trump as president because of his often much too thin-skinned insulting manner, it is important I believe to realize that he has tapped into something in current American politics that resonates....our country is often for sale, disguised by pious pronouncements. In particular, the Clinton years and unfortunately, I believe, aided and abetted by Obama's, the great hypocrisy of speaking for liberal causes, while pocketing huge amounts of money by judicious distribution of power and privilege. Of course, this is what politics is usually about with a handful of at least partial exceptions, every century or two, who usually wind up on the back of currency or stamps or mountain monuments but only after many a struggle. Currently, I believe Trump is telling the truth about those sex charges being amplified and exploited and that the main person behind that is the billionaire Haim Saban (to my shock and amazement he is very pro-Israel) behind the Univision television network. He (Univision) recently bought Gawker after it went bankrupt due to a similar campaign of sex charges against Hulk Hogan, and the snarling Univision anchor Jorge Ramos has often been an overly aggressive anti-Trump mouthpiece. Bill Clinton was flown to the Peres funeral on Mr. Saban's personal jet and then flown back on Obama's, Air Force One. Will Bill Clinton now go down in history as an ex-presidential flying bagman? This is being reported by Politico, Bloomberg News and the Wall Street Journal to their credit, references below, but not yet in the wider media who are too busy publicizing their disgust with Trump supposed sexual misbehaviors (that tape was 11 years ago) and thereby winning the election for Hillary, as planned. Of course, things may go too far and the Congress could go Democratic too and then it is possible that both Hillary and Mr. Saban could wind up being opposed by more liberal members of their their own party. That would really be interesting. HzL THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN This election campaign seems less about ideology than crude charges of sexual impropriety launched daily in the press and on the air. As awkward as Mr. Donald Trump may be his opponents have been equally unfair.... is there less danger from a once crudely boastful male than from those NOW putting America on sale?

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE:Remake? , October 2016

If you are old enough, or a movie buff, or both you may remember the movie "It's A Wonderful Life" _________________________ It's A Wonderful Life 1946 - YouTube ▶ 1:40:31 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDAXjRupTn8 Dec 31, 2015 - Uploaded by Lanie Hett It's A Wonderful Life 1946. Lanie Hett ... Frank Capra's Meet John Doe ( 1941)Full Movie - Duration: 2:02 ... It's a Wonderful Life 1946 Full Movie - YouTube ▶ 1:47:21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61IKrvSWYWw May 23, 2016 - Uploaded by atik kurnia "BNCF" It's a Wonderful Life 1946 George talks http://bit.ly/1NFqEdP them into rejecting Potter's proposal, but they ... Watch It's a Wonderful Life (1946) Full Movie - xMovies8 https://xmovies8.org/watch?v=Its_a_Wonderful_Life_1946 George Bailey has spent his entire life giving of himself to the people of Bedford Falls. He has always longed to travel but never had the opportunity in order to ... __________________________________________________________________________________ It starred Jimmy Stewart in a truly wonderfully acted Oscar worthy role as a small town bank president who wants to commit suicide because his bank has gotten deeply in debt ruining his customers. Part of this was due to the machinations of crafty financier played by Lionel Barrymore. I'll have to turn to Google for the rest of the cast..(above)...AND now we can all turn to yesterday's headlines. Our current bank president is not a movie star and he just got fired by the current Lionel Barrymore type played by Warren Buffett, who wasn't just play acting. (I can't prove any of this, but since the bank president has cost Wells Fargo major investor/owner Mr. Buffett over $1 billion in losses recently, I suspect this or some equivalent scenario.) But this Mr. Schlumpf (really Stumpf) doesn't have to contemplate suicide since he gets 140 million dollars in retirement benefits which is far better than the fate of thousands of employees he had fired-- many because they wouldn't go along with his crooked schemes, putting 'fired for cause' on their records so they could not be rehired by other banks. HzL 10/13/16 Wells Fargo CEO retires amid accounts scandal and is replaced by a ... www.latimes.com/.../la-fi-wells-fargo-stumpf-resigns-20161012-sn... Los Angeles Times 11 hours ago - John Stumpf has resigned from Wells Fargo & Co., owing to ... to take over as CEO, though he acknowledged that he is taking over at a difficult time. .... that still left him with his largevested stock, pension and 401(k) benefits. Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf resigns in wake of scandal - The ... https://www.bostonglobe.com/.../wells-fargo-ceo...resigns.../story.htmlThe Boston Globe 9 hours ago - Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf will resign, effective immediately, in the wake of the scandal over the ... Get Business Headlines in your inbox:. Wells Fargo Exec Who Headed Phony Accounts Unit Collected $125 ... fortune.com/2016/09/12/wells-fargo-cfpb-carrie-tolstedt/ Sep 12, 2016 - On Thursday, Wells Fargo wfc agreed to pay $185 million, including ... The bank also said it had fired 5,300 employees over five years ... See also: Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer May Get Huge Payout After Verizon Acquisition. California Suspends Ties With Wells Fargo - The New York Times www.nytimes.com/2016/.../california-wells-fargo-john-stumpf.htm...The New York Times Sep 28, 2016 - On Tuesday alone, he said, he had pulled Wells Fargo off two large ... By TakingBack Money, Wells Fargo's Board Seems to Recall Its Role SEPT. ... he sits on the board of the state's giant public pension funds, Calpers and Calstrs, ... She again called for Mr. Stumpf to resign, to “return every nickel he made ... Former employees file class action against Wells Fargo - CNBC.com www.cnbc.com/.../former-employees-file-class-action-against-wells-fargo.html CNBC Sep 25, 2016 - "Wells Fargo fired or demoted employees who failed to meet unrealistic quotas while at the same time providing promotions to employees who ... Wells Fargo workers say they were fired for reporting ... - CNBC.com www.cnbc.com/.../reuters-america-wells-fargo-workers-say-they-were-fired-for... CNBC Sep 29, 2016 - WASHINGTON, Sept 29- At least five Wells Fargo employees have sued ... regulators alleging that they were fired after reporting the opening of ...

WATERSHIP DOWN

Image result for watership down movie Image result for watership down movie Image result for watership down movie Image result for watership down movie Image result for watership down movie Image result for watership down movie Image result for watership down movieMore images Watership Down PG 1978 ‧ Fantasy/Indie film ‧ 1h 43m WATERSHIP DOWN Someone left a tattered, falling apart paperback in our little library. Its title Watership Down sounded vaguely familiar so I started reading it.After a while it became absorbing, even though the premise seemed to be silly, involving rabbits who not only spoke their own language, but one of whom, named Fiver*, could foretell the future – although only approximately. *Because he was the fifth in the litter when he was born. His older brother, somewhat confusingly named Hazel, eventually became chief rabbit. The book began its existence as a story told by the author, Richard Adams, to his two young daughters sitting in the backseat as he tried to calm them and keep them less bored during drives in their car. They were so entranced that they insisted that Daddy write the stories down into a book. It was turned down by the major publishers in England, but a small press took a chance and, strangely, it became a bestseller and then a movie. The movie is available here on YouTube free for those who want to watch. It was a great success in England, but flopped in America although one notable bit part, a rescuing bird with a Polish Jewish accent(Unfortunately for me, much less prominent in the movie than in the book) was spoken wonderfully by Zero Mostel in his last movie role. Watership Down (film) - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watership_Down_(film) Wikipedia Watership Down is a 1978 British animated adventure-thriller drama film written, produced and directed by Martin Rosen. It is based on the novel of the same ... ‎Plot · ‎Cast · ‎Production · ‎Reception You visited this page on 10/12/16. Watership Down Movie - YouTube ▶ 1:46:51 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1n8E3ntWUg Nov 9, 2015 - Uploaded by Jeannine Pala Watership Down Full Movie. ... Watership down, Felidae, and Plague dogs are some of the best gorey ... You visited this page on 10/12/16. Even though the movie and book are supposed to be for children. They really deal with struggles against a totalitarian society and the attempt to find the basic goodness in people (or at least rabbits) to form a more just community. BBC remake Watership Down with less violence to avoid 'scarring ... www.telegraph.co.uk › News The Daily Telegraph Apr 28, 2016 - It was the film that traumatised a generation of children, with its ... The 2017 version ofWatership Down (left) and the 1978 film (right). Watership Down (1978) - Rotten Tomatoes https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/watership_down/ Rotten Tomatoes Critic Consensus: Aimed at adults perhaps more than children, this is a respectful, beautifully ..... Discussion Forum. Discuss Watership Down on our Movie forum! Watership Down (film) | Watership Down Wiki | Fandom powered by ... watershipdown.wikia.com/wiki/Watership_Down_(film) Watership Down is a 1978 British animated film written, produced and directed by Martin Rosen... 10 Facts You Might Not Know about Watership Down - Neatorama www.neatorama.com/2012/05/.../10-facts-you-might-not-know-about-watership-dow... May 18, 2012 - Watership Down the movie came out in 1978. It was an animated movie about rabbits. So reviewers often mistook the movie as made for ... Watership Down: the film that frightened me the most - The Guardian www.theguardian.com › Arts › Movies › HorrorThe Guardian Oct 30, 2014 - Watership Down: the film that frightened me the most. A prescient bunny with apocalyptic visions leaves a young Phil Hoad terrified and turning ... Amazon.com: Watership Down (Deluxe Edition): Various: Movies & TV https://www.amazon.com/Watership-Down-Deluxe.../B001BSBC0C Amazon.com, Inc. Buy Watership Down (Deluxe Edition) on Amazon.com ✓ FREE SHIPPING ... Personally, even at a tender age, I *knew* that the movie wasn't just about rabbits. Interestingly, and I didn't know this until just a few seconds ago, the movie is being remade in 2017 (above) to make it less violent and scary for children. Is that because our present society is more dangerous or less dangerous than in 1978? HzL 10/13/16

MEDICATION ADVICE FOR OLDER PATIENTS

http://www.alltreatment.com/uploads/prescription-drugs1.jpg MEDICATION ADVICE TO OLDER PATIENTS "What was once good for you may not be as good now" when hair-or what's left- has grayed above a wrinkled brow. You should especially watch statins which may have helped greatly to sustain former life patterns but can be dangerous at 80. So reduce your dose of most of those as well as all other meds when you're over 75 for by then your body's gotten used to staying alive and needs less help from medication -- taking more can just be provocation. So, when almost all else has been said and done why not, just (carefully?) go out and have some fun? HzL 10/11/16 Personal Journal at WSJ.com - Storyfa storyfa.com/feed/oSP_tgfHuCusDbDHfZtoLw Follow and read all news from RSS feed Personal Journal at WSJ.com at ... Medication Overload ... Your doctor wants you to stop taking so many medications. WSJ Profiles 'Renegade' Doctor Who Prescribes Fewer Pills to Elderly ... californiahealthline.org/.../wsj-profiles-renegade-doctor-who-prescribes-fewer-pills-to-el... The Wall Street Journal today profiles an unlikely "renegade," Dr. David Morris, ... For its part, thedrug industry "acknowledges that pill overload is a problem for ... Search Results Patients Struggle With High Drug Prices - WSJ - Wall Street Journal www.wsj.com/.../patients-struggle-with-high-drug-prices-1451... The Wall Street Journal Dec 31, 2015 - Out-of-pocket costs for pricey new drugs leave even some insured and relatively affluent patients with hard choices on how to afford them. ... High drug prices can translate to patient costs of thousands of dollars a year. Out-of-pocket prescription-drug costs rose 2.7% in 2014 ...

THE DEBATE

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2016/10/10/hillary-clinton-donald-trump-debate-takeaways/91834004/ Things got heated during the second presidential debate www.usatoday.com The two nominees squared off in St. Louis in their second debate. Here are our takeaways. THE DEBATE I didn't watch the debate last night because I was sleep deprived but today I read it was quite a fight and both very well knived. There was bitterness and force for neither stopped long to think. It was more like watching a divorce with dirty dishes in the sink. Or perhaps a famed Edward Albee play restaged for Off Off Off Broadway resulting in entertainment for the masses no matter what their economic classes-- the latest in 'reality' TV and better yet, for free. HzL 10/10/16 Edward Albee, Trenchant Playwright Who Laid Bare Modern Life, Dies ... www.nytimes.com/.../edward-albee-playwright-of-a-desperate-gen...The New York Times Sep 16, 2016 - Edward Albee, widely considered the foremost American playwright of ... and Elizabeth Taylor, turned the play into Mr. Albee's most famous work; .... A subsequent work, “The Play About the Baby,” opened in London in .... of “A Delicate Balance,” one of three Albee plays to win the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

The Decline and Fall of America?

dia.org/wiki/File:Edward_Gibbon_by_Henry_Walton_cleaned.jpg Search Results The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire - Wikipedia ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_the_Decline_and_Fall_of_th... Wikipedia The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire is a book of history written by the English historian Edward Gibbon, which traces the trajectory of ... ‎Thesis · ‎Style · ‎Criticism · ‎Gibbon's reflections You visited this page on 10/8/16. Edward Gibbon (1737–1794). The Decline and Fall of America? If they decided to gave a blue ribbon for the eminent writing of History a major recipient would certainly be Gibbon for his work written in the 18th Century: The Decline and Fall of Ancient Rome-- but its six volumes make too long a poem. So, dear reader to spare you such tedia, I'll just quote two sentences from the Wikipedia: "According to Gibbon, the Roman empire succumbed to barbarian invasions in large part due to the gradual loss of civic virtue among its its citizens. They had become weak, outsourcing their duty to defend their empire to barbarian mercenaries who then became so numerous and ingrained that they were able to take over the Empire." Reading these lines somehow strikes a Bell because they well apply to our own country as well Though more about how we do business today than about our military defenses per se. For what is it that we make here anymore that we buy in a local or department store? More and more what we expect to get is simply ordered or sent over the Internet. And how long can our country be expected to thrive when there is no Detroit label on anything we drive? HzL 10/9/16 Search Results The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire - Amazon.com https://www.amazon.com/HISTORY-DECLINE.../B00BFFY6T0 Amazon.com, Inc. This edition also includes an illustrated history of BOTH the RISE AND FALL of the ... This led toGibbon being called the first "modern historian of ancient Rome".

IN STORM BATTERED HAITI

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/weather/hurricane/8lac65/picture107043262/ALTERNATES/FREE_960/Matthew+Haiti+f+epf "To say the least, the situation is not good (we) don't have water. (we) don't have food" so why do relief trucks pass us by? Do you want me now to tell a lie? THIS IS WHAT THEY DO IN HAITI ! The terrible storm and dangerous trash are wiping out lives by the score, yet despite an obvious emergency our corrupt politicians see a different urgency. Even though relief supplies would help greatly in the mess, because they're free, they're bad for business, so, instead,right now they'd prefer cash and a little later, please send more! HzL 10/9/16 “The people are in a dire situation. They lost everything. They don’t have water, they don’t have food,” an exasperated Charles said. “So they just revolted. “They need water, they need food, they need zinc sheeting [for rebuilding homes],” he added. “I understand them, but this is a crime. It’s another crime.” The leader of the protest: Fritzna Charles, a Miami resident who said she was there to support the residents. Asked why she blocked the street, she screamed: “Because this is what they do in Haiti!” Charles said she decided to join the others in the mutiny after they saw a convoy of food pass their storm-damaged homes and head in the direction of Port Salut, a coastal town battered by Matthew, without stopping in their neighborhood. Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/weather/hurricane/article106907692.html#storylink=cpy In the news In tense western Haiti, an attempt to hijack hurricane-relief supplies Miami Herald‎ - 21 hours ago An attempt to hijack hurricane-relief supplies is a sign of the anger in rural western Haiti, ... 1 of 9 Fritza Charles is pushed out of the way as a Haitian National Police officer takes a man away from a protest where branches were spread across the middle of the road in Hock, Haiti, to block a convoy of food Saturday, Oct. 18, 2016.PATRICK FARRELL pfarrell@miamiherald.com Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/weather/hurricane/article106907692.html#storylink=cpy

A Beef by and about Matthew

http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/660/cpsprodpb/BE19/production/_91556684_035737319.jpg A Beef by and about Matthew Far from grateful that whatever controls Hurricanes pushed Hurricane Matthew somewhat to the East another Matthew, (Drudge) now loudly complains and doesn't sound happy in the least. He claims the Hurricane was overblown as global warming propaganda which the government decided to be shown as part of its (and the Obama) agenda. No one should agree with this totally unjust beef. For did anyone see him earlier taking a selfie on a reef? Or venturing out-- as he might have explored how angry the Atlantic could be on a surfboard ? It isn't fair to accuse NOAA of plots aplenty when we all know that hindsight is 20-20. HzL 10/7/16 Hurricane Matthew Scrapes Florida Space Coast; Highest Storm Surge Since Hugo, Torrential Rain to Trigger Major ... The Weather Channel‎ - 34 mins ago Hurricane Matthew is blasting eastern Florida's Space Coast, and ... a rareNWS "extreme wind warning", as the hurricane's western outer eyewall scrapes the Space Coast. Hurricane Matthew: Matt Drudge conspiracy comments kick up storm BBC News‎ - 2 hours ago Conservative US blogger Matt Drudge suggests warnings over Hurricane Matthew are a ...

Studying Topologically Ordered Matter Wins Nobel

3 Share Physics Nobel for Work on States of Matter By DENNIS OVERBYE and SEWELL CHAN 6:23 AM ET David J. Thouless, F. Duncan M. Haldane and J. Michael Kosterlitz were recognized for transforming the understanding of matter that assumes strange shapes. Alfred NobelAlfred Nobel > Quotes Alfred Nobel quotes (showing 1-6 of 6) “I am a misanthrope, but exceedingly benevolent; I am very cranky, and am a super-idealist. ... I can digest philosophy better than food.” ― Alfred Nobel tags: benevolent, biography, cranky, idealist, misanthrope, philosophy12 likesLike “The day when two army corps can annihilate each other in one second, all civilized nations, it is to be hoped, will recoil from war and discharge their troops.” ― Alfred Nobel tags: civilization, peace, war5 likesLike “If I have a thousand ideas and only one turns out to be good, I am satisfied” ― Alfred Nobel 5 likesLike “Kant's style is so heavy that after his pure reason, the reader longs for unreasonableness.” ― Alfred Nobel tags: kant4 likesLi Studying Topologically Ordered Matter Wins Nobel I know very little of Alfred Nobel except that he invented dynamite but later came to rue it giving Prizes to undue it. But it seems evident as well the man could also write meaningful and pithy phrases. So perhaps it is appropriate the study of matter and its phases to many a new weirder state just won this year's Nobel Prize in Physics. What Einstein called a 'spooky entanglement' dance is now in the thick of modern Physics' advance bringing ultra sophisticated chatter about new kinds of matter requiring advanced math to describe without apology including something called quantized non-Abelian topology. This is quite remarkable stuff though trying to understand it is rough and, if you're among the few that do, I think you'd deserve an award too. HzL 10/3/16 Alfred Nobel's Dynamite Companies - Nobelprize.org https://www.nobelprize.org/alfred_nobel/biographical/articles/lundstrom/ Nobel Prize Alfred Nobel's invention of the detonator ensured a controlled explosion of nitroglycerine and made it possible to introduce this much stronger explosive on the ... S Topological order - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topological_order Wikipedia In physics, topological order is a kind of order in zero-temperature phase of matter (also known as quantum matter). Macroscopically, topological order is defined/described by robust ground state degeneracy and quantized non-Abelian geometric phases of degenerate ground states. [PDF]An Introduction of Topological Orders - MIT dao.mit.edu/~wen/topartS3.pdf by XG Wen - ‎Cited by 5 - ‎Related articles In this article, we examine the orders in states of matter in depth and present a new ... Topological orders (and quantum orders) extend and deepen our previous ... Topological states of matter - nLab https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/topological+state+of+matter nLab Nov 18, 2015 - We include here a phase of matter which is, at long distance and low energy, described by a topological quantum field theory (invariant under small smooth deformations of space-time) as well as the phases related to symmetry protected trivial orders (SPT orders). topological order in nLab https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/topological+order nLab Sep 15, 2016 - Topological order is an order in quantum phase of matter which is beyond Landau symmetry breaking order. At long distance and low energy ... The 500 phases of matter: Entering a new phase - Phys.org phys.org › Physics › Condensed Matter Phys.org Dec 21, 2012 - String-nets are a theoretical kind of topologically ordered matter. ... Examples of symmetry-protected phases include some topological ... Topics in Topologically Ordered Phases of Matter [eScholarship] escholarship.org/uc/item/4t51m2vg by A Selem - ‎2013 - ‎Related articles An outstanding problem in the study of topologically ordered phases is to find methods to distinguishtopologically ordered from unordered phases. Topological order: from long-range entangled quantum matter to an ... arxiv.org › cond-mat arXiv by XG Wen - ‎2012 - ‎Cited by 30 - ‎Related articles Oct 4, 2012 - Condensed Matter > Strongly Correlated Electrons ... that reveal the existence of those new phases - topologically ordered phases. Just like ... [PDF]Introduction - Princeton University Press press.princeton.edu/chapters/s10039.pdf Princeton University Press tum theory predicts the existence of myriad states of matter, such as ... of phases of matter with so-called topological order do not have a local order parameter. https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTompKLIEFRffNHAUO46VlqrKbqCYwbSADDPIsOFUwY-ru3ikLw

LONGEVITY

Genome | Rocking the Ages genomemag.com/rocking-the-ages/ When centenarians die at the age of 100-plus, they often seem to die quickly, with ... The likelihood that people living to retirement age will have time to really ... GENES ARE AS IMPORTANT AS LIFE STYLE. HALF OF ALL 'SUPER- AGERS' ARE OVERWEIGHT OR OBESE AND MANY SMOKED OR DRANK. AN EASIER GOING ATTITUDE TO LIFE AND WIDE SOCIAL NETWORK ARE PROBABLY AS IMPORTANT and AS JAY LENO SAID: "Scientists have found the secret of longevity. Eat as much as you want, stop exercising, and the good thing is, if you die, you don't care."

CASABLANCA REVISITED?

http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/114ff83dbfdb4d19300491a22a15fae161fb4a89/c=0-0-1992-1498&r=x404&c=534x401/local/-/media/2016/10/02/USATODAY/USATODAY/636110050875363245-GTY-611584286.jpg CASABLANCA REVISITED? "We'll always have Paris", Bogart's Rick said but is it really the same with a gun to your head? And even though the lady' s not Ingrid but a Kardashian she really still shouldn't be treated in such fashion. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kim Kardashian West held up at gunpoint in her Paris hotel room USA TODAY‎ - 55 mins ago Kim Kardashian West held up at gunpoint in her Paris hotel room ... inside her Paris hotel Sunday night but was not harmed during the robbery, a representative said. Kim Kardashian leaves France after police questioning on robbery Yahoo‎ - 37 mins ago More news for kardashian robbery, usa today ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Still, I hope we'll soon have assurance that this all was covered by insurance which, unlike her clothing, is rather substantial so that there won't be any great loss financial. And I suspect that even if a true Paris police chief might be sceptical about the reality of this this whole scene kleptical, if he took any substantial time to use his brains--- in the new movie, that role would need a Claude Rains. HzL 10/3/16 Casablanca (1942) - IMDb www.imdb.com/title/tt0034583/ IMDb Rating: 8.6/10 - ‎391,723 votes Drama · In Casablanca, Morocco in December 1941, a cynical American expatriate meets a former lover, with unforeseen complications.

In THE GUARDIAN Today

In THE GUARDIAN Today : https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/91820c40e14704d6dbab1ccfed8df2b6ef76f01e/102_626_4420_2652/master/4420.jpg?w=700&q=20&auto=format&usm=12&fit=max&dpr=2&s=e7efc1a3553157a92f260fad1c2170db While Putin, Assad and their Iranian allies continue their slaughter and our too cautiously peaceful President just wimps and speaks. Not even SNL can turn that situation to one of laughter because its overwhelming inhumanity so chokes and reeks. But the Donald and Hillary live and die on a lesser plane and to make fun of them is both proper and germane. If only we could similarly cut lethal bullies down to size-- by clever TV skits and dialog brisk-- and thus more effectively criticize without putting our entire civilized? world at risk! HzL 10/2/16 Russia warns US not to intervene as hospital is hit in latest Aleppo blitz The Guardian‎ - 6 hours ago Strike by Assad regime's helicopters leaves residents in east of the war-torn city with next to ... Search Results Kerry audio leak Secretary of state 'lost argument' over ... - The Guardian www.theguardian.com › US News › John Kerry The Guardian 18 hours ago - Russians 'don't care about international law and we do', Kerry says, as Russia counters that US force against Assad could cause 'terrible ... If anything, the show seems to have more fun writing great lines for Clinton – “If you don’t elect me, I will continue to run for president until the day I die. I will never die” – Saturday Night Live: Baldwin is a flawless Trump but spoof falls flat ... www.theguardian.com › US News › Donald Trump The Guardian 33 mins ago - Saturday Night Live: Baldwin is a flawless Trump but spoof falls flat ... of course returned as an ecstatic Hillary Clinton, a shimmying, wide-eyed, over-prepared .... Sign in or create your Guardian account to join the discussion.

When does the year begin?

Figure 7.20: Artist's version of the precession of Mercury's orbit. Most of the effect is due to the pull from the other planets but there is a measurable effect due to the corrections to Newton's theory predicted by the General Theory of Relativity. \begin{figure} \centerline{ \vbox to 3.8 truein{\epsfysize=8 truein\epsfbox[0 -180 612 612]{7.gtr/prec_mercury.ps}} }\end{figure} When does the year begin? Since the earth orbits the sun you really can pick any date as number "One" and then if you call the time to orbit 'a year' it should be abundantly clear that you needn't have any doubt or fear-- especially if you are a patient waiter-- you'll get back to that date exactly a year later. (However, if you lived on the planet Mercury not only would you be awfully hot but you might have to adjust your clocks a little. though certainly not a lot.) ------------------------------------------------------------------- ​ But you'd have to be MUCH younger than I, to have time enough to study and understand why: PDF]Mercury's Perihelion www.math.toronto.edu/~colliand/426_03/Papers03/C_Pollock.pdf by C Pollock - ‎2003 - ‎Cited by 1 - ‎Related articles Mar 31, 2003 - A calculation of relativistic perihelion shift using Einstein's theory of rel- ... the advance of Mercury's perihelion, was of tantamount importance to ... [PDF]The Precession of Mercury's Perihelion https://www.math.washington.edu/~morrow/.../Genrel.pdf University of Washington by O Biesel - ‎2008 - ‎Related articles The Precession of Mercury's Perihelion. Owen Biesel. January 25, 2008. Contents. 1 Introduction. 2. 2 The Classical Solution. 2. 3 Classical Calculation of the ...) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ As I was saying, before by myself I was rudely interrupted, New Year's Day in history has been rather corrupted so, given these conditions, why not celebrate more and, as in some traditions, have at least four? HzL 10/1/16 Why Are There Four Jewish New Years? - Judaism - About.com judaism.about.com › About Religion & Spirituality › Judaism › Jewish Culture The Jewish calendar traditionally has four new years days, each with a different purpose. This is ... 5.Traditions for the Month of Elul ... 1st of Nisan: The first new year is the 1st of the Hebrew month of Nisan, usually in the early spring (April). January Joins the Calendar. The first time the new year was celebrated on January 1st was in Rome in 153 B.C. (In fact, the month of January did not even exist until around 700 B.C., when the second king of Rome, Numa Pontilius, added the months of January and February.) A History of the New Year - Infoplease www.infoplease.com/spot/newyearhistory.html Feedback About this result • Why does the new year begin on January 1? | Earth | EarthSky earthsky.org/earth/why-does-the-new-year-begin-on-january-1 Jan 1, 2016 - And the ancient Greeks celebrated on the winter solstice, around December 20. By the Middle Ages, though, in many places the new year began in March. Around the 16th century, a movement developed to restore January 1 as New Cite Society and Culture > Calendar & Holidays > Major Holidays A History of the New Year A move from March to January by Borgna Brunner Julius Caesar and the Gregorain Calendar New Year's Features New Year's Traditions Rosh Hashannah, Jewish New Year Chinese New Year Muharram, Islamic New Year Saying "Happy New Year!" Around the World The Calendar The Curious History of the Gregorian Calendar Leap Year Explained The Ides of March A Tale of Two Easters April Fools' Day Explained How August Became So August Names of the Months Names of the Days of the Week Calendars and Holidays Encyclopedia: Calendar History of the Calendar The Infoplease Perpetual Calendar The celebration of the new year on January 1st is a relatively new phenomenon. The earliest recording of a new year celebration is believed to have been in Mesopotamia, c. 2000 B.C. and was celebrated around the time of the vernal equinox, in mid-March. A variety of other dates tied to the seasons were also used by various ancient cultures. The Egyptians, Phoenicians, and Persians began their new year with the fall equinox, and the Greeks celebrated it on the winter solstice. Early Roman Calendar: March 1st Rings in the New Year The early Roman calendar designated March 1 as the new year. The calendar had just ten months, beginning with March. That the new year once began with the month of March is still reflected in some of the names of the months. September through December, our ninth through twelfth months, were originally positioned as the seventh through tenth months (septem is Latin for "seven," octo is "eight," novem is "nine," and decem is "ten." January Joins the Calendar The first time the new year was celebrated on January 1st was in Rome in 153 B.C. (In fact, the month of January did not even exist until around 700 B.C., when the second king of Rome, Numa Pontilius, added the months of January and February.) The new year was moved from March to January because that was the beginning of the civil year, the month that the two newly electedRoman consuls—the highest officials in the Roman republic—began their one-year tenure. But this new year date was not always strictly and widely observed, and the new year was still sometimes celebrated on March 1. Julian Calendar: January 1st Officially Instituted as the New Year In 46 B.C. Julius Caesar introduced a new, solar-based calendar that was a vast improvement on the ancient Roman calendar, which was a lunar system that had become wildly inaccurate over the years. The Julian calendar decreed that the new year would occur with January 1, and within the Roman world, January 1 became the consistently observed start of the new year. Middle Ages: January 1st Abolished In medieval Europe, however, the celebrations accompanying the new year were considered pagan and unchristian like, and in 567 the Council of Tours abolished January 1 as the beginning of the year. At various times and in various places throughout medieval Christian Europe, the new year was celebrated on Dec. 25, the birth of Jesus; March 1; March 25, the Feast of the Annunciation; and Easter. Gregorian Calendar: January 1st Restored In 1582, the Gregorian calendar reform restored January 1 as new year's day. Although most Catholic countries adopted the Gregorian calendar almost immediately, it was only gradually adopted among Protestant countries. The British, for example, did not adopt the reformed calendar until 1752. Until then, the British Empire —and their American .......

Mrs.(Carnegie Deli Owner) Levine's Lament

https://thenypost.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/111413deli21hs.jpg?quality=90&strip=all&w=664&h=441&crop=1 Mrs. (Carnegie Deli Owner) Levine's Lament : Change, the watchword in Life is not always for the better; It has been like a knife for me and The Carnegie. As even the most delicious bagel can get moldy, a faithfully devoted may wife seem too oldy with her imploring boring-- until- and I know It sounds more than a bit absurd--- but about it you may have already heard -- a Thai Restaurant stole our stuff after their family member played sneaky and rough. With a sympathetic smile hiding her guile, a trim dress emphasized her thigh as she totally captured my husband's eye. And now it's in Bangkok you'll find OUR pastrami piled high (perhaps even upon a Jewish seeded rye flown in from LA earlier in the day?) While I can understand that our recipes now star on their menu, why, oh why, did she first have to steal my husband too? HzL, 9/30/16 CARNEGIE DELI Carnegie Deli will close at end of 2016 editorial The Carnegie Deli: sic transit glorious pastrami - New York Post nypost.com/2016/09/.../the-carnegie-deli-sic-semper-glorious-pastrami... New York Post 7 hours ago - By Post Editorial Board. View author ... Pastrami sandwiches are seen at the Carnegie Deli on September 30. Photo: Getty ... Nypost.com. From the NYP article: ......(Mrs.) Levine lost her lease on annex space in a building next door a few years ago. She went through a bitter divorce from ex-husband “Sandy” Levine, who carried on a long-term affair with a former waitress and allegedly stole Carnegie’s pastrami and cheesecake recipes. The recipes were allegedly then used in the girlfriend’s family’s restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand.