Reader Tips

Good evening ladies and gentlemen, welcome to SDA Late Nite Radio. Tonight, for your delectation and pursuant to our Tuesday night vintage music show, here is Gordon MacRae performing Oh What A Beautiful Morning from the musical Oklahoma! (1955, 1:43).

  

Now, how much would you pay for that? But wait, there’s more! Yes, here for its bonus comedic value is the world premier of SDA LNR’s very own DJ Vitruvius singing Oh What a Beautiful Morning (1:07, MP3, a few years ago).

Your Reader Tips are, as always, welcome in the comments.

29 Replies to “Reader Tips”

  1. I just love Ann Coulter.
    “The irony is, the only people McCain can count on to vote for him are the very Republicans he despises — at least those of us who can get drunk enough on Election Day to pull the lever for him. In fact, we should organize parties around the country where Republicans can get drunk so they can vote for McCain. We can pass out clothespins with his name as a reminder and slogan-festooned vomit bags. The East Coast parties can post the number of drinks necessary for the task to help the West Coast parties.” — Ann Coulter
    http://getdrunkandvote4mccain.com/

  2. I liked the Chip & Dale icon Vitruvius. I used to love em as a kid.
    Church/state wall beginning to crumble?
    By Chris Leppek
    Ruling in Colorado case has ramifications for faith institutions of higher learning
    http://www.JewishWorldReview.com
    In a legal slugfest waged in Denver last month, a Christian university traded punches with the State of Colorado — and won by a knockout.
    The Jews were paying very close attention.
    On July 23, the 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals, reversing a lower court decision, ruled that the state’s denial of financial aid to students enrolled in the Lakewood-based Colorado Christian University was unconstitutional.

  3. Some Green envirowacko will claim that this is proof that sea levels are rising due to AGW. Wait for it.
    The Great Lakes will become The Salty Lakes.
    …-
    “Ontario: Great Lakes levels on the rebound”
    “The credit for higher lake levels goes to precipitation — lots of it, including the rainy spring and summer. And last winter, there was lots of snow that blew in from outside the Great Lakes area,”
    http://tinyurl.com/6yagts

  4. *”Plug pulled on CBC”
    “This is taxpayers’ money and we couldn’t justify it,” she said.”
    …-
    *This is an actual MSM headline.
    Where did CBC go wrong?
    Who pulled CBC’s plug?
    As you know the CBC is “the home-away-from-home for the Canadian Olympic Committee.”
    “However, there will be no Canadian-edited images or interviews. Antoniak said she has known for months that a CBC satellite feed to the facility wasn’t possible because of the high cost of transmission.”
    http://tinyurl.com/5elwd5

  5. Liberal Citoyen Dion “we believe”* in Insite vs Conservative Clement “We believe it is a form of harm addition,””
    Bravo Minister Clement for taking your message into the drugpushers’ heartland.
    Bravo.
    …-
    “Clement’s Insite attack leaves WHO red-faced
    MEXICO CITY — The World Health Organization has strongly endorsed safe injection sites like Vancouver’s Insite as one of the “priority interventions” that countries should implement to slow the spread of HIV-AIDS, a view that was swiftly and firmly rejected by Canada’s Health Minister.
    “Allowing and/or encouraging people to inject heroin into their veins is not harm reduction, it is the opposite. … We believe it is a form of harm addition,” Tony Clement said Tuesday in Mexico City, where he is attending the XVII International AIDS Conference.
    While the minister’s views on Insite are well known, Mr. Clement repeated them Tuesday at an event where he was endorsing and promoting a new WHO “how-to” guide on battling the epidemic, which promotes needle exchange and safe injection sites. The Health Minister’s comments left officials from the agency flummoxed and red-faced.”
    http://tinyurl.com/56e4r2 (g-m)
    …-
    Citoyen Dion say, Insite “is something in which we believe”.
    “Without being asked about it, he told the crowd of about 150 students that Canada’s only safe injection site — known as Insite and situated in the Downtown Eastside — “is something in which we believe.”
    http://tinyurl.com/5krba9 (ctv)

  6. Did you receive your Xmas card from Barf?
    “I [Angry] asked Garth Turner what list he used. He told me it was his Christmas Card list. I asked him how you get included on the list. He declined to give me a technical answer.”
    …-
    “Garth Turner: Spamming for Stephane Dion?
    Liberal MP Garth Turner is very excited. The most loyal of all Liberal MPs is hosting a town hall meeting for his hero, Liberal Party leader Stephane Dion.
    But what if no one shows up?
    To make sure that doesn’t happen (and so show that he can command a loyal following of Liberal voters) Garth Turner has sent out a mass mailing to encourage people to turn out for the meeting.
    Here’s the problem. Pulling together various threads, I wonder if there is reason to believe Garth Turner has contravened the anti-spam rules of the US-based email marketing service he is using his effort to look make Stephane Dion look good.”
    http://stevejanke.com/archives/270083.php
    …-
    “You’ll miss us when we’re gone
    Jonathan Kay, National Post”
    “You probably have met an Internet troll”
    http://tinyurl.com/5cpdfk

  7. How to link Liberal Ad$Cammer Guite and the Indo-Canadians, aka Sikhs?
    Use words/concepts/ideas/facts such as: Ad$cam, Liberals, Librano$, PET, multiculturalism, PET Cemetery, Ad$Cam Chretien-MartinJr-Citoyen Dion, terrorist Sikhs, terrorist Tamil Tigers, MSM, etc.
    “AD SCANDAL
    Guité reports to jail
    Retired bureaucrat Chuck Guité”
    http://tinyurl.com/5uylxd (g-m)
    …-
    “‘We were duped,’ Indo-Canadians say of PM’s speech(g-m)

  8. After all the hub bub about John Macain’s last ad that I thought inplied that Obama was just playing a celebrity like Paris Hilton ( but obviously others saw racial and sexual overtones), it seems that Paris has her own comeback ad. It is all over the net but besides the fact that she actually plays it well in a light hearted manner, I thought she had a better energy policy than the big O and explained it better too.

  9. Me bad, I didn’t scroll back to yesterday’s coverage before posting the previous. Sorry

  10. LOL Maz2, was just reading those same articles.
    Oh so sad cbc not allowed in China!
    And that’ll cost us much more for cbc personal therapy expenses, as their egos crash.
    And despite cbc bending over backwards here to prove how accommodating and sensitive ‘they’ are to the China.
    Mind you, can we get China to ban cbc from our tv’s, here? That’d be useful. ;~)
    Some trolls are useful too, helps put stupidity right out there on display, IMHO, more people should see them so they can recognize the difference, as they can’t seem to now.

  11. Crime vs Punishment vs Liberal Goodale.
    …-
    “32% Drop in Fatalities on Ontario Roads: OPP
    Ontario’s top cop is crediting tough new anti-street racing legislation and the new OPP plane for a drop in fatalities on Ontario’s highways.
    OPP Commissioner Julian Fantino says the equivalent of 82 lives have been saved on Ontario’s roads this year.
    New statistics released by the OPP show 174 people have been killed in crashes so far this year, down from 256 fatalities during the same period in 2007.
    Fantino says the OPP’s provincial traffic enforcement program is “obviously working.”
    Speed-related deaths have dropped 40 per cent this year to 61 from 102 last year.”
    http://www.cfra.com/
    …-
    PM Harper, 14 December, 2006
    “Bill C-19 demonstrates the Government’s commitment to help protect Canada’s streets and communities from the threat of street racing.
    It amends the Criminal Code to create targeted, new offences to provide enhanced maximum penalties of incarceration for the most serious street racing offences. It also creates mandatory minimum periods of driving prohibition for those convicted of street racing and increases the length of the driving prohibitions for repeat offenders.”
    http://tinyurl.com/58qket
    …-
    “Liberal.ca :: Media Releases
    15 Mar 2007 … Mr. Harper is providing false information to the media with respect to the Liberal … the street racing legislation,” said Mr. Goodale. ..”

  12. Jerome Groopman, Superbugs
    Before the development of antibiotics, the threat of infection was urgent: until 1936, pneumonia was the No. 1 cause of death in the United States, and amputation was sometimes the only cure for infected wounds. The introduction of sulfa drugs, in the nineteen-thirties, and penicillin, in the nineteen-forties, suddenly made many bacterial infections curable. As a result, doctors prescribed the drugs widely—often for sore throats, sinus congestion, and coughs that were due not to bacteria but to viruses. In response, bacteria quickly developed resistance to the most common antibiotics. The public assumed that the pharmaceutical industry and researchers in academic hospitals would continue to identify effective new treatments, and for many years they did… Many hospitals put the drugs “on reserve,” but an apparent cure-all was too tempting for some physicians, and the tight stewardship slowly broke down. Inevitably, mutant, resistant microbes flourished, and even the carbapenems’ effectiveness waned…

  13. Asra Q. Nomani, You Still Can’t Write About Muhammad
    Starting in 2002, Spokane, Wash., journalist Sherry Jones toiled weekends on a racy historical novel about Aisha, the young wife of the prophet Muhammad… This past spring, she began plans for an eight-city book tour after the Aug. 12 publication date of “The Jewel of Medina” — a tale of lust, love and intrigue in the prophet’s harem.
    It’s not going to happen: In May, Random House abruptly called off publication of the book. The series of events that torpedoed this novel are a window into how quickly fear stunts intelligent discourse about the Muslim world…

  14. (PDF warning) Lt. Col. (ret.) Raymond Millen, Thinking Small: Applying Hobbes to Counterinsurgency
    Perhaps the most bandied about premise in counterinsurgency strategy is the need to win the hearts and minds of the affected population. In abstract, both the insurgents and counterinsurgents vie for the allegiance of the people through social, economic, and political incentives. Yet, this premise begs the question: if the rectitude of hearts and minds is indisputable, why does it have such a poor record of success? The lackluster results of its application are certainly not from a lack of effort and resources. Here lies the rub. The aforementioned incentives are founded on a tacit assumption that people have a choice in the matter. If they don’t, what eclipses hearts and minds?

  15. Waiting in Seattle for apocalypse. We are waiting and waiting and waiting and …
    …-
    “But “eventually global warming will have a profound effect.””
    “”We’re in a place that is not going to warm up as quickly,” Mass said at a recent conference by free-market think tank, the Washington Policy Center. But “eventually global warming will have a profound effect.””
    …-
    “UW study examines decline of snowpack
    Despite previous studies suggesting a warmer climate is already taking a bite out of Washington’s snowpack, there’s no clear evidence that human-induced climate change has caused a drop in 20th century snow levels, according to a controversial new study by University of Washington scientists.
    By Warren Cornwall
    Seattle Times environment reporter
    Maybe the snow in the Cascade Mountains isn’t in such immediate peril from global warming after all.”
    http://tinyurl.com/k9t

  16. Check out the video posted under Tuesday’s date at “yargb.blogspot.com” related to alleged underhandedness by Barack Obama supporters. The Chicago machine writ large, it would appear.

  17. Yes, the AHRC case against Ezra has been dismissed–on the AHRC’s mealy-mouthed terms. Ezra is happy–but not . . . check out his blog for his less than grateful response.
    Go, Ezra!

  18. No taxi here, so: Sclew you Mao Stlong and your nephew, Boob Lae.
    …-
    “Every taxi in Beijing Bugged With GPS-Tagging Microphone For Instant Surveillance
    Gizmodo”

  19. Ibn Warraq, Edward Said
    Islamologists have long been aware of the disastrous effect of Said’s Orientalism on their discipline, which has resulted in a fear of asking and answering potentially embarrassing questions – ones that might upset Muslim sensibilities. Indeed, Said’s influence has made cross-cultural judgments well-nigh impossible…

  20. 1 step forward, 1 step back… HRC in Canada and the UN HRCouncil…
    United Nations Human Rights Council appoints cuban law professor, Miguel Alfonso Martinez as new chairman and Vladimir Kartashkin from Russia as new vice-president.
    http://www.babalublog.com

  21. Mamdouh’s ethos is: The Librano$.
    “”I invest and when I win, I give,” he [Mamdouh] said in an interview. “I keep what I need, that’s all.””
    http://tinyurl.com/5b5dy3
    Jeancula’s Axiom is da proven again:
    “What kind of a proof? It’s a proof. A proof is a proof, and when you have a good proof, it’s because it’s proven.””
    …-
    “Dion has until end of next year to find $690,000”
    “Dion’s team is looking to pay off the following creditors:
    * Stephanos Mamdouh (left) – 2 loans totalling $320,000
    * TD Canada Trust – $150,000
    * Marc de la Bruyere – $70,000
    * Stephen Bronfman – $50,000
    * Salvatore Guerrera – $50,000
    * Remi Nault – $50,000”
    http://davidakin.blogware.com/blog/_archives/2008/8/6/3827352.html

  22. Manmade global warming-climate change (GW-CC) is fading/disappearing from the MSM.
    The left-socialists-MSM have taken two major hits: Iraq and AGW.
    The Left-MSM is now constipated on Mao Stlong’s Red Orympics and The One.
    Even this does not mention/use the words GW/CC:
    Atlantic ocean may breed more storms, hurricanes”
    By Chris Morris, THE CANADIAN PRESS”
    http://tinyurl.com/5nxhfa
    …-

  23. Update:
    “Daily Sun: 06 Aug 08
    The sun is blank–no sunspots. Credit: SOHO/MDI”
    http://www.spaceweather.com/
    …-
    Flashback:
    “What’s Wrong with the Sun? (Nothing)
    07.11.2008
    July 11, 2008: Stop the presses! The sun is behaving normally.
    So says NASA solar physicist David Hathaway. “There have been some reports lately that Solar Minimum is lasting longer than it should. That’s not true. The ongoing lull in sunspot number is well within historic norms for the solar cycle.”
    This report, that there’s nothing to report, is newsworthy because of a growing buzz in lay and academic circles that something is wrong with the sun. Sun Goes Longer Than Normal Without Producing Sunspots declared one recent press release. A careful look at the data, however, suggests otherwise.”
    “The quiet of 2008 is not the second coming of the Maunder Minimum, believes Hathaway. “We have already observed a few sunspots from the next solar cycle,” he says. (See Solar Cycle 24 Begins.) “This suggests the solar cycle is progressing normally.
    What’s next? Hathaway anticipates more spotless days […], maybe even hundreds, followed by a return to Solar Max conditions in the years around 2012.
    Stay tuned to Science@NASA for updates.”
    http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/11jul_solarcycleupdate.htm

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