Beat It by Michael Jackson – reimagined on the traditional Chinese guzheng.
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The open-for-inspection half-way home for my writing…
Beat It by Michael Jackson – reimagined on the traditional Chinese guzheng.
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Can you help with this?
Steve Kirsch, a researcher that’s been studying and reporting on COVID for the last three years, has just completed a study on 15,000 independent observers. Before he publishes his findings, he is asking for anyone who’s interested to review his data and dispute his conclusion – which is that the COVID vaccines increased the odds of death from COVID by 6%. If true, this is statistically significant.
If you’d like to help him (and me), read this and provide me with any evidence you have to refute it.
I look good, right?
I’m in Myrtle Beach this week for a sort of mini high school reunion.
It’s an annual event that has been going on for at least 30 years. And it’s always a good time. Gorgeous golf courses, delicious dinners, fine cigars, aged spirits, and great, nostalgic conversation in the evenings.
This tradition started at least a decade before I joined it. In the early days, I’ve been told, everyone could drink more, stay up later, and golf better. But the general drift since I became an honored member has been distinctly downward. With one exception: The post-prandial stories seem to be improving. I’d like to believe that’s because we have improved our narrative skills as we have aged, but it’s also possible that our standards in storytelling have diminished.
Each year, someone takes a group photo, which is always appreciated. The one above is not current. It may be six or seven years old. I selected it because… well, because it’s one of the few that flatter me. Don’t you think? (I’m third from the left, top row.)
Creatures of habit…
This is hilarious even if you don’t know the backstory – which is that the dog’s previous walker always stopped at this pub for a pint.
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George Carlin: “The Owners of This Country”
A good clip from JS, who says, “George died 15 years ago (2008), but it is abundantly clear he saw the future.”
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Amazing dancers!
This may not be the most beautiful style of dancing, but it’s got to be the most fun. Click here.
Wow!
Click here to enjoy a Māori rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody.
Age 14 and hearing for the first time…
I may have posted one of these before. They always give me goosebumps. Click here.