Prescription: Nutrition Episode 3 – Spilling the Beans | NutritionFacts.org

Sunday, May 20, 2018

I team up with chef Rich Landau and public health nutritionist Tracye McQuirter to discuss the health benefits and preparation of beans.

Source: Prescription: Nutrition Episode 3 – Spilling the Beans | NutritionFacts.org

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I like the idea to just move yourself along a spectrum as you can.  Right now my personal goal is to limit meat to only once a day.  I give myself an extra “pat on the back” if, like yesterday, I can go without meat for a whole day.  Sometimes it’s not really that hard.  It’s all about developing your “tastes”.  One doesn’t change one’s eating habits abruptly, UNLESS you have a heart attack or stroke.  So why not try to avoid the catastrophe in the first place.  Like Al Aiello taught me: “When you’re in a hole, stop digging.”

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The Amish understand a life-changing truth about technology the rest of us don’t — Quartz

Saturday, May 19, 2018

The Amish don’t always reject a technology, but they have very specific rules about how it is to be used.

Source: The Amish understand a life-changing truth about technology the rest of us don’t — Quartz

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Interesting perspective.  Is technology ruining us?  I don’t think so.  But it is changing us.

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EXPLOSIVE interview with Jordan Peterson on The Wright Stuff (VIDEO)

Saturday, May 19, 2018

Mr. Peterson is spot on on so many things. It is an absolute pleasure to watch him dismantle his opponents. (One because he does so so respectfully.) He is a classical liberal who is standing up to the speech Nazis. He calls out the indoctrination centers in universities, and the graduates of these indoctrination centers are not happy that someone is exposing them.

Source: EXPLOSIVE interview with Jordan Peterson on The Wright Stuff (VIDEO)

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Political correctness is fundamentally sexism and racism institutionalized to a very large degree. It is anti-thought. It is anti-reason. It is anti-intellectual. And it is anti-reality.

Have to say this is exceptionally perceptive. I never understood the whole PC thing.  It’s what’s in people’s hearts; not their words.

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Ep. 1160 Our American Pravda: How the Media Misleads | Tom Woods

Saturday, May 19, 2018

Ron Unz — theoretical physicist, software developer, political candidate, and author — joins me to discuss themes from his “Our American Pravda” article, which explores stories the media suddenly dropped, or never covered.About the GuestRon Unz, a theoretical physicist by education and a successful software developer by profession, has been involved in many high-profile political causes over the years. In the 1994 California gubernatorial race he ran a spirited campaign against then-incumbent Pete Wilson for the Republican nomination. He operates the opinion site Unz.com.

Source: Ep. 1160 Our American Pravda: How the Media Misleads | Tom Woods

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Interesting that after our exchange about John McCain this podcast drops. It slaughters John “Tokyo Rose” McCain and makes him worse than “Hanoi Jane”. And to think he almost became President.  So sad that “We, The Sheeple” have been so deceived.

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Google News – For You

Friday, May 18, 2018

Feed your curiosity with the latest topics, news, blogs and magazines. All your favorite content in one place and made for you.

Source: Google News – For You

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Boy did Google screw the pooch with “Google News”.

  • It lost all my favorite topics
  • It thinks I’m back local in Keene NH
  • Doesn’t remember my settitngs
  • Can’t find any help
  • The UI feels jumbled
  • Hodgepodge third column
  • Dates are scrambled in no recognizable order

Argh!

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Report: Somali Immigrants Ran $100 Million Daycare Fraud | Breitbart

Friday, May 18, 2018

“We are working on and currently overwhelmed with significant fraud cases involving organized crime defrauding hundreds of millions of dollars. Significant amounts of these defrauded tax dollars are being sent overseas to countries and organizations connected to entities known to fund terrorism,” Stillman wrote to his supervisors at the Minnesota Department of Human Services in an email on March 28, 2017, which was provided to the committee.

Source: Report: Somali Immigrants Ran $100 Million Daycare Fraud | Breitbart

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Another example of a failed “immigration” policy to drain the welfare state.

Argh!

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U.S. Healthcare Isn’t Broken–It’s Fixed

Friday, May 18, 2018

Healthcare/sickcare will bankrupt the nation by itself. If you want to understand why the U.S. healthcare system is bankrupt, financially, morally and politically, then start with this representative anecdote from a U.S. physician.

Source: U.S. Healthcare Isn’t Broken–It’s Fixed

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U.S. Sickcare is organized to maximize profits by any means available.

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That’s the essence of the problem.  The interests of the patient and the suppliers are not aligned. Like the fiduciary standard in the financial services industry, we need to realign the rewards.

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LIVE COVERAGE: At least 8 killed in Santa Fe High School shooting | abc13.com

Friday, May 18, 2018

Law enforcement sources confirm to ABC13 at least 8 people are dead following a shooting inside Santa Fe High School. Now possible explosive devices have been located both at the school, and at a site off campus.

Source: LIVE COVERAGE: At least 8 killed in Santa Fe High School shooting | abc13.com

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Praying for these children.

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‘Ope!’: The All-Purpose Expression of Midwestern Politeness | Chicago magazine | Politics & City Life May 2018

Friday, May 18, 2018

This magical, monosyllabic exclamation applies to a whole slew of circumstances: Accidentally pulling on a push door; trying to flag down a waiter; realizing you were served the wrong dish; hearing a mildly juicy piece of gossip; realizing a car is coming when you’re about to cross the street; thanking someone for opening a door for you; feeling the first drops of rain. “Ope!” works for all of ‘em. It’s a way to announce your presence in the most passive, non-intrusive way possible. We’re too kind to say “Excuse me”—that can come off as pushy, right? Plus, given our near-sociopathic tendency to chat up strangers, any word longer than “ope” might get us unintentionally roped into conversation.

Source: ‘Ope!’: The All-Purpose Expression of Midwestern Politeness | Chicago magazine | Politics & City Life May 2018

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Seems dumb to me, but to each their own.

Ope!

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Why You Should Never Buy iPhone Insurance: 6 Reasons

Friday, May 18, 2018

Insurance or extended warranties aren’t required purchases for all iPhone owners. You may already have a good idea about whether your phone might get broken or be stolen before you’re ready to upgrade to a new phone. If you need the extra coverage, make sure you know all the details before you make your purchase or, when the time comes to use your insurance, you may be sorry.

Source: Why You Should Never Buy iPhone Insurance: 6 Reasons

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I always thought almost any kind of “product insurance” was a scam.

Especially on any item that costs less than 200$.

You really have to self-insure anything below where it would hurt to have to replace on your own (i.e., home, auto, an “unbrella”).

Argh!

As for poor “customer service” or “tech support”, that’s the norm today.  Disgraceful, but no one seems to care.

Argh!

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