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Back when the state first started offering, personalized plates  spotted this one:

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Imagine how it would look in mirror reverse.

I can’t believe it.  I seemed to have a hazy memory of her hosting, but it was  really, really hazy. Maybe I’m not getting as forgetful as I thought.

Whoopi  Goldberg?

I am waiting to see who defends Gabbard, and calls out Clinton for 100% unacceptable behavior.  There is no justification for what   she said—none.  It will be  telling to  see who speaks up and who remains silent.

$80 actually seems cheap for a cut in DC.  I paid $55 at a Regis couple weeks ago. (Salon is located in a mall that is still doing well in a small city in fly over country.)

I do have a vague recollection of HRC paying close to a grand in Manhattan for a cut and color in late 2016.

It isn’t scrubbed.  On the banner at the top of the home page, click on the three bars to the right.  From the drop down select Current News. Part 5 is a few stories back, preceded by parts 1-4.

Pence is a Christian Dominionist, which is enough to  scare the bejesus out of me.  These folks want WWIII to kick off Armageddon, the Rapture,  etc.  Worse than Hillary—I think. Now throw Biden into this fetid mix.   Not one of these people has any business in the Oval office or close to it. But these are the choices the system offered up in 20…[Read more]

Agree with everyone above.  Poke around the web, and you will find people already predicting Trump will win in 2020 (and maybe by a wider margin  than 2016) because the Dems keeping giving him ammo for  shooting them down. The ones I’ve seen say this don’t like  nor support Trump, just pointing out what to them is obvious. I’ve decided Trump is…[Read more]

LnS, I  know what it is like to be tech challenged;  hell, I messed up the link I posed to the WKoG articles because it was the first time I had posted from my tablet, instead of the laptop.

You used the name of the article in the post headline, which is not an unusual thing to do.   I am a bit surprised at the reaction, given that is the tit…[Read more]

A few years ago, I somehow found John Michael Greer’s blog, The Archdruid Report. It was an education.  He has always said the 1970s were our best window of opportunity to begin the process of degrowth and reduced resource usage.  And we started on that path;  had we stayed on it,  our transition to a more resource efficient, ecotechnic world wou…[Read more]

What I have gleaned from the Wrong Kind of Green website and the Morningstar series is this:  at it’s core, the purpose of the Green New Deal is not to avert  ecological catastrophe.  It is to monetize what is left of natural resources and the natural environment to make money and extract profits for the corporations; a Fourth In…[Read more]

Sorry the above link didn’t come out right—first time I’ve tried to post from my tablet.

It appears the site that originally ran Morningstar’s series is the Wrong Kind of Green website.    Quite a few articles, info and links.  I’ve just started poking around and reading:

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Well I’ll be damned.  Pianos.

That should be planes for the war.

What answer?  Made in Kansas?  Boeing had a plant in Wichita where they made plans for the war.

Dropping booze from Boeing planes?

Air dropping cigarettes?

Air dropping food rations?

Or maybe air dropping condoms?

Air dropping pin up posters to soldiers?