Greetings to our beloved blog readers in Wales, Dubai, and South Korea.....
We imagine folks are quite happy in Tunisia today as the national soccer team defeated Zambia 2-1 in the African Cup of Nations yesterday. Today, in Turkish soccer play, Trabzonspor defeated its fellow eastern Turkish side Sivasspor 3-1, thanks to two goals from Paraguay international Oscar Cardozo.
Our images above are of: 1) The Buffalo Bills, an American football team in Buffalo, NY; 2) The Mark Twain House in Hartford, Conn.; and 3) Cong. John Boehner (R-Ohio), who is the speaker of the house..........yes, we are surprised to be posting a tweet from him as well (this blog has a center-left bias, but then again, so does the truth).........
Here are tweets taken from the noon rush hour on the east coast of America:
1) The Hill (a newspaper that covers Congress): Sen. Lindsey Graham (D-SC) says...........'I'm well-qualified to be president'.....
2) UberFacts: One in four Americans believe that God decides who wins the Super Bowl (that is our reason for using the Bills, they are 0-4 in Super Bowls)
3) Chris Eliopolous (a cartoonist....yeah, we got his name spelled right, we think!): Sometimes it's hard to differentiate between a mentally disturbed man and a guy on his Bluetooth headset.
4) Politico: Bill and Hillary Clinton praise King Abdullah's 'humanitarian efforts.'
5) WNYC (New York's NPR station): "On March 22, the fare of a New York City bus or subway ride will increase by a quarter.........*sigh*....)
6) Speaker John Boehner: This pen is used to sign common sense job bills before sending them to the president's desk (hashtag: National Handwriting Day)
7) Peter Sciretta (tweeting from the Sundance Film Festival in Utah): The Bronze is a filthy R-rated SNL sketch at feature-film length. If that sounds like something fun, go see it. If not, avoid it (hashtag: Sundance)
8) Mike Reiss (Boston-based sports reporter): Darelle Revis of the Pats relayed how Tom Brady addressed players Thursday and talked about not letting deflate football story to be a distraction.
9) Sherine Tadros (Middle East-based tv journalist): Calling the late King Abdullah (of Saudi Arabia) a 'reformer' shows how far low the bar is in the region.
10) WXII 12 News (TV station in Winston-Salem, NC): At 12:40 p.m. (we have) icy mountain spots, glazing on trees, sleet now rain in the Triad, upper 30s.
11) Hartford Courant: Exodus of tens of thousands of residents to other states has lead to Connecticut's first population drop since 2008.
http://www.thehill.com
http://www.desperatetimes.com/ (a comic strip by Chris E.)
http://chriseliopoulos.com/
http://www.wnyc.org/
http://www.politico.com
https://twitter.com/johnboehner (Definitely not an endorsement)
http://www.hartford.com/ (Hartford, Ct, tourism site)
http://www.courant.com/
https://www.marktwainhouse.org/
Friday, January 23, 2015
Noon Rush Hour Tweets: Does God Decide if Tom Brady Throws Interceptions?
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Algeria,
Buffalo NY,
Connecticut,
Dubai,
Hartford,
John Boehner,
Oscar Cardozo,
Saudi Arabia,
South Korea,
Super Bowl,
Tom Brady,
Trabzonspor,
Wales
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