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Thursday Numbers

Welcome to “Thursday Numbers!” I’m glad you stopped by!

If you are a new visitor, this is my weekly column where I take a look at the numbers that are in the news (in descending order) and provide commentary (sometimes with a little sarcasm).

TAKE NOTE:  By reading this column you may be able to use the information to impress your family, friends, and co-workers. Please consider yourself warned.

This week I write about Powerball, unemployment, Flathead Lake, Fort Harrison VA Medical Center, Powder River Training Complex, sexual assaults, Dow Jones, birth control pills, Bullock vetoes, Elvis, Mark Sanford, Minot Air Force Base, Congressional approval, Cleveland, and Titus Young. There’s much more so read on!

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Thursday Numbers

Welcome to my weekly column where I take a look at the numbers mentioned in the news (in descending order) and provide commentary (sometimes tainted with just a little sarcasm).

DISCLAIMER:  By reading this column you will probably gain knowledge not found on other websites!  You can use this information to impress your family, friends, and co-workers.  The information might even be life changing – so consider yourself warned…

This week I write about Powerball, unemployment, Koch and Baucus, RomneyRyan.com, Elvis, the least productive Congress, Pee Wee football, Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford, treatment from the media, salaries for commissioners, Jason Bourne, campaign signs, Garryowen, a small donation, and the Munsters.  There’s a lot more so read on…

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Being Cool

After “celebrating” my birthday last week and knowing there’s a pretty good chance that I have lived more days than I have left to live (unless I am in some way related to Walter Breuning, the world’s oldest man), I decided to do the “cool thing” and watch the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards Sunday night.

Besides, there wasn’t any football.

I know this is a shocking revelation for my readers, but there were people performing and nominated for awards who I did not know.

Even more shocking were the people I did know looked old. Some looked very old. Continue reading →