Friday, August 2, 2013

Man is suing Delta Airlines

Well once again someone is happy with flying the unfriendly skies.   Baraka Kanaan, a former philosophy professor who suffers from partial paralysis of his legs after a car accident in 2000, is suing Delta Airlines for making him have to crawl off the plane.

Well that is understandable, I might be upset with that too. Maybe Delta can claim that he was drunk and refused help. That should work? Shouldn't it?  Well any way, the case should be heard in court sometime in the not too distant future. 

Maybe he should of flown American, Jet Blue or any other airline but Delta.  Who knows about these things? Well as they always say in Hollywood, "And cut, that's a wrap."
Man crawls off plane: Disabled man sues Delta Air Lines for outrageous treatmentPHOTO: D. Baraka Kanaan

Sunday, July 21, 2013

July is National Ice Cream Day

I love ice cream and I have always. I could eat ice cream for breakfast, lunch and dinner 365 days of the year and still would not tire of it. Well, now that I have gotten older  and have fallen victim to the bulge less likely to eat it all day, however, it remains one of my favorite comfort foods.

Here are a few known facts of Ice cream day:
National Ice Cream Day - 3rd Sunday in July Ice Cream Day - December 13       In 1984, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed July as National Ice Cream Month. He also established National Ice Cream Day as the third Sunday in the month. Ice cream is nutritious. A little heavy on the sugar and calories, ice cream is otherwise good for you. Its base ingredient is milk, which is loaded with healthy vitamins and minerals.  Charles E. Minches of St. Louis, Missouri is credited with inventing the ice cream cone. On July 23, 1904 at the World's Fair.  About Ice Cream Day in December: There is also a celebration of Ice Cream Day on December 13th. We found no factual information about this day. We suspect that it evolved from some local event. Perhaps a school ice cream social somehow took on an undocumented, national recognition as a special day.   That seems to take care of the trivia for this month with a nice sweet reminder that it is o.k. to enjoy ice cream sometime this month it is one of life's special treats. Well as they say in Hollywood, "And cut, that's a wrap."



Monday, June 3, 2013

Ford Recall

Ford has earned is name, "Fix Or Repair Daily." This time this affects 465,000 vehicles because a fuel leak is to blame. It is believed that this could catch on fire. That is why I only go with foreign vehicles. For those of you that loves it the american way, the vehicles in question are the 2013 models: Explorer, Taurus, Flex, Fusion, Interceptor Utility, Interceptor Sedan, Lincoln MRS, MKT and MKZ. That is about every vehicle Ford makes, isn't it?  If anyone owns any of these nuclear missiles it would be in your best interest to quickly take it in to your dealer and get it fixed, right now. Well as they say in Hollywood, "And ...cut, that's a wrap."                            Ford Recall Affects 465,000 Vehicles, Fuel Leak To Blame

Monday, April 1, 2013

April Fools Day

I am confused, why is it that When we talk to God it is called praying, but when God talks to us we are schizophrenic? Probably because that excuse has been used by serial killers.  Well as they say in Hollywood, "And cut, that's a wrap."

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Every dog has his/her day

For all you dog lovers/animal lovers everywhere here is something that would put a smile on those faces. A dog tale that has a happy ending. Isn't it nice?  This begins with a story from all places in Tennessee.

dog dumped at a Tennessee animal shelter to be destroyed because his owner thought it was gay has been saved at the last minute by a kindhearted animal lover.

After the the plight of the American Bulldog mix was seen by millions online, Stephanie Fryns, a veterinary technician from Jackson, stepped up this afternoon and adopted him from Jackson TN Euthanasia.

Naming him Elton, Fryns, who already owns four dogs said that she had planned to rescue him even before his story had traveled around the Internet.

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The Facebook page which started the outcry: Posted to their timeline Jackson TN Euthanasia explained why the dog was with them to be destroyed

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Kathy Griffin

Did anyone see what Kathy Griffin did on Television with Anderson Cooper?
I love Kathy Griffin even though she is gay. I think she is a gifted and talented comedian. That excuses what she did on TV.

 The incident occurred during a report from a small Maine town about a local New Year tradition of kissing a sardine on the mouth. I didn't know that they did that. Things you learn. Anderson tried to diffuse the situation with a “Kathy, oh, did you drop something?”  Griffin said“No I was kissing your sardine.” 

I believe Americans are still to uptight about anything with sexual content. We should adopt an open and unafraid of what someone might think just like all the other countries in the wold, don't you agree? There would probably be a lot less crime and a little more love going on.

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Kathy Griffin Pic

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

The Moon (latest)

The moon comes from detailed gravity mapping by twin spacecraft, which slipped into orbit around the celestial body earlier this year.
Evidence of a highly fractured lunar interior just below the surface suggests that other rocky planets including Earth would have suffered similar bombardment from space rocks early in their history.
Measurements by the NASA spacecraft called Ebb and Flow also found that the moon's crust, or outermost layer, is much thinner than scientists thought — only about 25 miles thick.
The findings were presented Wednesday at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco and published online in the journal Science.
Though past missions have measured lunar gravity — about one-sixth Earth's pull — Ebb and Flow are the first spacecraft dedicated to this pursuit.
To collect data, the washing machine-size spacecraft flew in formation, orbiting about 35 miles above the moon's surface. Their positions allowed them to peer deep into the moon.
The spacecraft also managed to see landforms on the moon in greater detail than before including volcanoes, basins and craters.
The mission is scheduled to end later this month when Ebb and Flow crash into the moon

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This artist rendering released by NASA shows the twin spacecraft Ebb and Flow orbiting the moon. The duo found evidence that the moon’s interior is more battered than previously thought and the crust is thinner than expected. (AP Photo/NASA)