Tom Faranda As previously mentioned Tom Faranda’s Folly: Health update, I had a bone marrow biopsy done (two weeks ago today). I finally spoke with Dr. Zelenetz about the results yesterday (he’s a difficult guy to catch up with). The results aren’t all in, but what is available is inconclusive. I’m a little bit low on platelet … Read more
As the Prez said, "a thumping". More than anyone had predicted. But if you check out this post Tom Faranda’s Folly: the election and financial markets you’ll see that it did keep with history in that the House and Senate both changed party hands. In fact last night, watching the boob tube around 11pm, Harry … Read more
Voted in mid-afternoon. I have no party loyalty, having always been a registered independent. However I do have loyalty to my principles. For the first time in at least eight years, I voted for a major party candidate for an office other then President. I voted for John Spencer for Senator. Of course he’s got … Read more
Hope this link works. It’s pretty amusing. Beats watching election commentary. YouTube – Guiness World Record for most T-Shirts worn at one time.
This about the new Democratic Party Super-Star, Barak Obama: "Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois today urged hundreds of blacks not to vote along racial lines next week in Maryland’s Senate race. Obama, the only black U.S. senator, came to the state to rally support for Democratic Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin, who is white. Cardin’s Republican … Read more
The U.K. Telegraph has an excellent article on global warming. It’s fairly long with some technical terms, but well worth reading if you’re interested in the subject. I had never heard of the author, but he was a policy advisor to Margaet Thatcher. Here’s a brief bio: Christopher Monckton, 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley – … Read more
Tim had his last game of the season Saturday, playing for the 3rd and 4th grade Ossining Little League football team, and they finally got a win. They beat Hastings, 12-7. The Ossining program is very good, with two 3rd and 4th grade teams (most river towns only have one side) so the talent is … Read more
On October 29th I posted this Tom Faranda’s Folly: Global Warming Update Update which is mostly a series of articles from the British press about the "Stern Report" – an apocalyptic view of the coming meltdown. The Wall Street Journal had a sensible editorial Climate Non-conformity OpinionJournal – Featured Article with a link to one … Read more
If you’re a normal person, you probably figure that the big issues in the pending elections on Tuesday are things like Iraq, the war on terrorism, the economy, stuff like that. But you’d be wrong – at least according to what the major media outlets emphasize. The really, really important issue for America is …. … Read more
Right now it appears that the congressional elections will break with history, as the House switches party control(to the Dems), while the Senate does not (stays Republican). Why is that a break with history? Because since 1913 (the first election where Senators were directly elected by popular vote) the House has never changed party hands … Read more