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Late Night Today

This is a round up of the previous night’s late night talk show host’s opening monologues and highlight segments, because we need a good laugh to get through the rest of the day. First up, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Get Rid Of Your Pesky One-Term Presidents With F-U-Haul! Do you know somebody that …

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Late Night Today

There isn’t that much going on today other than the usual more people getting sick and dying from CoVid-19 (North Dakota has the worst infection rate in the world) and the White House squatter still refusing to accept the fact that he’s been fired. This is a round up of the previous night’s late night …

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Late Night Today

This is a round up of the previous night’s late night talk show host’s opening monologues and highlight segments, because we need a good laugh to get through the rest of the day from Stephen Colbert’s Late Show, New York Has A Clear Message For The Lame Duck: As the current president nears the end …

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Rant of the Week: Vic Dibitetto – Out of Touch Politicians

Our Brooklyn, NY neighbor Vic Debitetto is ranting in NSFW language about politicians being out of touch with the needs of business owners in this pandemic.

Samhain: The Thinning Of The Veil

Samhain is one of the eight festivals of the Wiccan/Pagan Wheel of the Years that is celebrated as the new year with the final harvest of the season. It is considered by most practitioners of the craft to be the most important of the eight Sabats and one of the four fire festivals, Imbolc, Beltane …

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Travel Time Out

Headed to By-The-Sea to make sure it’s ready for the big bug out if required (frankly I’m with those who say it’s going to get bad either way the cookie crumbles). I’ll not be gone long so I’m not staying hooked in (saves at least 3 bags). I’ll be back tomorrow evening should I feel …

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Summer Solstice 2020

Summer arrives late this afternoon on the East Coast at 5:44 PM when the Sun reached the Tropic of Cancer. People living there would have seen the sun pass directly overhead at Noon. The Solstice is the 24 hour period during the year when the most daylight hits the Northern Hemisphere. The Sun’ angle relative …

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What’s Cooking: Cinco de Mayo Quesadillas & Margaritas

Adapted from diary originally published on May 5, 2012, the 150th anniversary of defeat the French forces by the Mexican Army at the Battle of Puebla. It’s May and it’s getting warmer here in the northeast. Tomorrow is Cinquo de Mayo, the only battle that the Mexican army won in their war with the French. …

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Push to Add Drama

We always need more drama.

Rant of the Week: Rachel Maddow – The Dark Days Are Here

Since the Republican held Senate refused to remove Trump from office, Republican senators, like Maine’s Susan Collins, insisted he had learned a lesson. Yes, the narcissistic psychotic “learned his lesson” alright just not the one that Republicans thought he would. Trump has no gone a rampage of pardoning and firings. On Friday, MSNBC host Rachel …

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Palindrome Day 02.02.2020

This is a really rare palindrome for dates that has not occurred in over 900 years A palindrome is any sequence, phrase or word that reads the same backward as forward. And 02/02/2020 is considered a “universal palindrome” because it reads the same whether written as “Month/Day/Year” as the United States does, or “Day/Month/Year” as …

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Rant of the Week: Bill Maher – New Rule: Big Show with Crazy Maniac

On Friday night’s segment of Bill Maher’s “Real Time” on HBO, He asks the serious question, what will we do if Trump loses the 2020 election and refuses to relinquish the White House. Damn good question. Warning language is not suitable for family viewing

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