In Short
Carnival time in Lucerne, Switzerland. Photo by Urs Flüeler/EPA, posted at theguardian.com:
World mental health crisis update, headline from nypost.com: “Turkish de-fight: Brawl erupts in Turkish parliament as two parties throw punches over justice minister’s appointment.” And right here in the Bio Apple: “Teen killed, two others wounded in massive NYC street brawl.” I wanted to ignore this insanity but couldn’t.
The question the mainstream media will not broach let alone explore: “Is there a link between the effects of transgender procedures and mass murder or are the instances an aberration?”
Which entity is worse? Headline from foxnews.com: “Iran wins UN leadership spot as regime continues brutal crackdown on protesters.”
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RIP James Van Der Beek, 48, a victim of cancer. Born in Connecticut, he overcame dyslexia and became an honors student. He got the acting bug at 13 when he played Danny Zuko in his high school’s production of Grease. He did a couple of Broadway plays while still in his teens and had a few parts in films, and then his career stalled. His life changed dramatically when he got the lead in Dawson’s Creek, starring in 128 episodes. There are 72 titles under his name at IMDb, screen career spanning 1993 to the present, two works to be released posthumously. He did 31 episodes of CSI: Cyber, 69 of Vampirina, 26 of Don’t Trust the B____ in Apartment 23, and he made a host of guest shots on popular primetime fare. On the big screen he appeared in Varsity Blues (1996), Scary Movie (2000), Texas Rangers (2001), The Rules of Attraction (2002), Labor Day (2013), to name just five. Married since 2010, he was a father of six. Gone way too soon. Life is so unfair to some. Well done Sir. Tear-inducing photo from Google Images:
A cold wind is the biggest deterrent to sales, so I’m grateful for those who stopped by the Anti-Inflation Book Shop today. My thanks to the gentleman who overcompensated me for the DVD of Cinderella (2012), and to the one who bought the one of The Princess Frog (2009); and to the one who purchased Ordeal by Innocence by Agatha Christie; and to Tania, who donated a bunch of kids’ books.
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