A Yale School of
Medicine Assistant Professor of Medicine was shown by Rep. Crenshaw on the dangers
of prepuberty and other steps to be an utter fool. She could not answer a
simple question to name a medical study that demonstrated the benefits. Once again
this time in Sweden we have to question the link of desecrating a priceless
Monet painting to protest the lack of action on climate change. In another
example of perhaps the death penalty does not murders deter, Duane Owen after
being convicted of 2 murders and attempted murder of 2 more was executed after
39 years on death row—killing someone who is mentally ill is not proper substitute
for treatment. At a Nuggets’ victory parade, their
first, 2 people were shot and a police officer was struck by a fire truck.
Conor McGregor already in hot water for assaulting the Heat’s mascot during
game 4, has been accused by a woman of being raped in a bathroom after the game.
On the transgender sports front Governor Abbot has signed a billing preventing
transgenders form competing in other than their sex determined at birth. Biden
has been getting testier on the issue of his alleged bribery deal calling a NY
Post’s reporter’s question why Biden was referred to as the “Big Guy” prompting
him to label the question “dumb” and have staffers remove the reporter from the
room. In the College World Series at Omaha, Number 8 Stanford plays Number 1
Wake Forest at 11 P.M. this Saturday. Go Cardinal!
June 15, 2023 Michael P. Ridley aka The
Alaskanpoet
Noted Holidays: National Dump the Pump Day: created by the American
Public Transportation Association to starting on this day in 2006 and on the
third Thursday of the month of June thereafter to leave the car at home to take
public transportation to work or recreation which saves gas but is becoming
more problematic in urban areas due to rising crime on buses and subways.
Word of the Day: the word
of the day is “apograph” which means an exact copy or facsimile
Song of the Day: The number 1 song on this day in 1962 was “I
Can’t Stop Loving You” by Ray Charles on run of 5 weeks to share with 20
other songs achieving number 1 ranking, while 14 acts achieved number one
status for the first time. Here is a recording of Ray Charles performing “I
Can’t Stop Loving You”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-YqaTDDCDM
June 15 Birthdays: “Give Up Your Seat
and Live”: Waylon Jennings was born on this day in 1937 in
Littlefield, Texas to start playing a guitar at age 8 and appear on the radio
at age 14 to drop out of high school to pursue what turned out to be a
lucrative country western music career. He cheated death by giving up his seat
of the plane that crashed in Iowa taking Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Richie
Valens to their deaths. A six pack a day smoker until he quit in 1988, 4 years
after he stopped using cocaine, he dodged lung cancer but developed Type II
diabetes which resulted in a foot being amputated and finally killing him on
February 13, 2002
June 15 Historical Events In Rhyme
1. On this day in 2022 Microsoft Internet
Explorer after a run of 26 years/ To have a new browser Microsoft Edge appear.
2. On
this day in 1992 it became more difficult for criminals to hide/SCOTUS in case
of U.S. v Alvarez v. Machain ruled agents of U.S. no longer have to the host
nation harboring criminals its extradition laws abide/Shades of the acts of
Mossad to grab Eichmann off an Argentine street/And then smuggle him out of the
country to a trial and hangman meet.
3. On this day in 1985 a Rembrandt
masterpiece Danaë that in the
Hermitage in St. Petersburg was on display/When Bronius Maigys slashed it with a knife and with sulphuric acid
sprayed/ But unlike the Green Deal warriors damaging masterpiece to protest acts that cause climate change/ A
Soviet judge ruled he could not stand trial as he was mentally deranged.
4. On this day in 1919 our Atlantic Ocean more like
a pond looked/John Alcott and Arthur Brown landed in Ireland to end the first Transatlantic
flight they took.
5. On this day in 1864 Secretary of War
Edward Stanton established the Arlington National Cemetery/on 200 acres of land
formerly owned the General Robert E. Lee/Since the dead can only rest peace/Confederate
dead in Section 16 lie a sign the Civil War has ceased.
Famous Quote Engraved in Granite Near JFK’s Grave at Arlington National
Cemetery: John F. Kennedy: “Let the word go forth from this time and place To friend and foe alike That the torch has been passed To a new
generation of Americans”.
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