1) FAU is upset about Tim Tebow going to the Broncos. His well thought out posts on Facebook are a thing of beauty as well.
2) @PVH1976 is home and resting.
3) And your earworm for Friday, courtesy of BaristaBabe
4) My son, TEA, has decided (on his own) to become a Roman Catholic, and today is his Christening. While I personally disagree with this choice, I am supporting him, because he is a smart person who is becoming a brilliant young man, and even when you know something to be a mistake, part of being a parent is allowing your children to make some of those.
Friday, April 23, 2010
And the Great Chicken Health Care Debate Rages On
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If this ends up being the way we have to go as a society, does that mean that Health Care will be controlled by ADM, Monsanto, and Cargill?
Just askin', is all...
Via (of course) Maddow Blog
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Impressions
It is not often that someone does a good impression of me. I am kind of a blank and...well...not that noteworthy.
That being said, I was able to capture @PVH1976 doing a fairly good me.
(The setup is that we saw a commercial for ABC Family showing Pixar's Ratatouille)
Enjoy.
That being said, I was able to capture @PVH1976 doing a fairly good me.
(The setup is that we saw a commercial for ABC Family showing Pixar's Ratatouille)
Enjoy.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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Monday, April 19, 2010
This is like Medical School, right?
@PVH1976 is back in the hospital.
She is actually showering now.
So that means that I am bored and at the hospital.
If you pray, please do.
She is actually showering now.
So that means that I am bored and at the hospital.
If you pray, please do.
Math Being Used For Good
FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right: Double Down by the Numbers: Unhealthiest Sandwich Ever?:
"We can, of course, be a bit more exacting about this. I've created an index based on the amount of fat, sodium and cholesterol that the Double Down and a variety of comparable sandwiches contain as a portion of the USDA daily allowance. (In the fat category, saturated fats are counted double and trans-fats are counted triple.) The index is scaled such that the Original Recipe version of the sandwich receives a score of 1.00, a measure of gluttony that will hereafter be known as The Double Down (DD).**"
I say an afternoon requires both a Double Down and a Baconator.
I challenge ECS, FAU, and others to this...quest for greatness, for this is the American Way!
"We can, of course, be a bit more exacting about this. I've created an index based on the amount of fat, sodium and cholesterol that the Double Down and a variety of comparable sandwiches contain as a portion of the USDA daily allowance. (In the fat category, saturated fats are counted double and trans-fats are counted triple.) The index is scaled such that the Original Recipe version of the sandwich receives a score of 1.00, a measure of gluttony that will hereafter be known as The Double Down (DD).**"
I say an afternoon requires both a Double Down and a Baconator.
I challenge ECS, FAU, and others to this...quest for greatness, for this is the American Way!
Sunday, April 18, 2010
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