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4/30/2020

Vermont records zero new coronavirus cases for first time in nearly 7 weeks
The coronavirus tally in the Green Mountain State remained the same Wednesday as Vermont health officials said there were zero new COVID-19 cases from the day before. It was the first day without a newly reported case since March 13.

Ghost Voters
American democracy has a problem — a voting problem. According to a new study of U.S. Census data, America has more registered voters than actual live voters. That’s enough over-registered voters to populate a ghost-state about the size of Connecticut.

Mexico Has Deported Nearly All Illegal Immigrants from Shelters to Contain Coronavirus
Mexico has almost entirely cleared out government migrant centers over the past five weeks to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, returning most of the occupants to their countries of origin, official data showed on Sunday.

UK Government Removes China from its Official Coronavirus Death Toll Comparison
More global outrage at Beijing's cover-up, disbelief that the country has only had 4,636 deaths.

CDC adds six new possible symptoms of coronavirus, including chills, headache More

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4/29/2020

More From The Democrats Who Continue Experiencing Trump Derangement Syndrome
Detroit Democrats plan to vote to censure and bar any future endorsements of a Democratic lawmaker who credited President Donald Trump with advocating for the drug that she said cured her of
COVID-19.

Georgia Democratic lawmaker who endorsed Trump abandons plans to resign
A day after announcing his resignation from the Georgia House, state Rep. Vernon Jones said he will serve the remainder of his term.
The Lithonia Democrat, who made national headlines last week when he endorsed Republican President Donald Trump’s bid for re-election, said in a video posted Thursday on Twitter that he received an “overwhelming amount of support” from his constituents after announcing his plan to resign. More

U.S. Reports Largest One-Day Increase In Cases Of Trump Derangement Syndrome

For well over a year, The Daily Signal has published a monthly series highlighting lawful gun owners who used their firearms to protect their liberties, lives, or livelihoods.
Although these articles recount just a dozen or so stories each month, the incidents are selected from hundreds of other, similar examples.
Those defensive gun uses are worth highlighting, too. That’s why The Heritage Foundation is introducing its Defensive Gun Use Database, an interactive map featuring all of the news accounts from police reports that we couldn’t fit into installments of the monthly series.

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4/28/2020

Coronavirus Has Brewers Crying In Their Surplus Beer
Millions of gallons of beer stuck in stadiums, concert halls, restaurants and bars are fast going stale, leaving the beer industry with a tricky problem: What to do with all that booze nobody will ever drink?

A Public Service Announcement
People across the country keep microwaving face masks, firefighters are begging them to stop.
There are a lot of different ways to sterilize your mask. If you must sterilize your mask, I recommend just drinking a gin and tonic through it.

The Cold, Hard Truth About Icing Your Injuries
It doesn't help muscles heal—and it might actually do damage.

A Plague Has Been Quietly Killing Yellowstone Cougars for a Decade.
Researchers found that almost half of the mountain lions they tested showed signs of plague infection

Tyson Foods takes out full-page ad: 'The food supply chain is breaking'

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4/27/2020

Why US News Networks Are Supportive of the Chinese Government?
There have been a number of disturbing reactions in the press when it comes to the coverage of the coronavirus outbreak. From the distortion of the administration's actions to the contradictions in the critiques to the focus on only negative outcomes, the media complex has been notably obnoxious. One of the other truly disturbing actions has been the coverage of China and its role in all of this global pandemic strife. More

Coronavirus: China Continues to Flood the World with Defective Medical Supplies
The Gatestone Institute recently reported that millions of pieces of medical equipment purchased from China by European governments to combat the coronavirus pandemic are defective and unusable. Gatestone Institute

The Hacks, Taking Care Of Of Each Other
JPMorgan Chase & Co. provided loans to virtually all of its commercial banking customers that sought financing through the small business relief program, while the lender’s smallest customers were almost entirely shut out, according to data disclosed by the bank. Via Bloomberg.

Wow, I'm Shocked!
Brooklyn man arrested on attempted rape, days after being released from Rikers Island. NY Post

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4/26/2020

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4/25/2020

U.S. on Brink of Shortages
Another huge meat plant has been closed indefinitely in the U.S., with experts saying the country is just weeks away from shortages. At least eight major U.S. meat facilities have seen halts in the space of a few weeks. Tyson Foods Inc. said Thursday it was shutting its beef facility in Pasco, Washington, while team members undergo testing for Covid-19. That’s adding to an avalanche of news that’s hit in just the past day. Tyson closed two of its key pork plants. Case counts continued to mount, including in Canada, where industry groups are saying they’ll probably hold back some of what’s usually exported to the U.S. Meanwhile, the head of JBS SA, the world’s top meat producer, warned of shortfalls.

Get Diggin A Garden This Weekend
Whether you’re preparing for a crisis and reducing your risk of contracting coronavirus, or just eating better and trying to stay healthy. You should try to have some fresh garden fruits and vegetables available this summer. It could sustain you for days, weeks or even months, and it will minimize the need to go out for groceries.

You can’t just rely on foraging, fishing, or hunting, which I doubt the majority of the readers here are ever going to get into. But growing your own nutrient-dense vegetables like leafy greens, tomatoes or cucumbers is a good way to start.

When preparing for a crisis, or just enjoying the fruits of your labor, you will need to have a summer supply of food. So keeping a garden growing, even a small one with a few plants in planters will help you in many ways: It will also help out later this year when the virus may have subsided, but the shelves at the grocery store haven’t kept up with the demand.

Busch offers year of free beer to couples with weddings postponed amid coronavirus
Busch Beer is offering a year of free beer to couples whose weddings were postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
The company says that while wedding plans “may be on ice for the time being” they still want to give wedding gifts to America’s happy couples.

To qualify for the free beer, couples must post a photo together and explain how they’re planning to celebrate their big day when it eventually arrives. Photos must be posted using the hashtags #BuschWeddingGift and #Sweepstakes.
The sweepstakes ends at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on May 1.
250 winners will be selected in a random drawing on May 2.
Those who are not getting married can still participate in the sweepstakes by tagging a friend and using the hashtags #MyFriendsWedding and #Sweepstakes for a chance to win Busch merchandise. Those 50 winners will also be selected on May 2. Click here for the sweepstakes complete rules.

Post a photo of yourselves and tell us how you’re planning to celebrate, along with #BuschWeddingGift and #Sweepstakes for your chance to win.

Fridays Adventure Road

4/24/2020

Who doesn’t love the Spring?
Once again you can sit outside
enjoy a few cold beers
not worry about passing out
and freezing to death

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4/23/2020

A video streaming service is seeking a true crime buff to make an easy $1,000
Documentary streaming service MagellanTV said it is seeking someone with "a passion for all things true crime" That can handle the creepiest serial killer, the grizzliest details, and the haunting spookiness of the paranormal.
So much so that our candidate, is willing to stream it nonstop for 24 hours straight.
The winner will also receive, 1-year free membership to MagellanTV.
Three, 3-month memberships for your friends and family.

Germany’s Oktoberfest Beer Festival Is Cancelled
For the first time since World War II, Munich's iconic Oktoberfest has been canceled, a significant blow to Germany's tourism and beer industry, reported Bloomberg.

Trump instructs US Navy to shoot and ‘destroy’ Iranian ships harassing US ships - American Military News

Sweden’s Chief Epidemiologist: Our Open Approach To Virus Seems To Be Working

Not Encouraging
It appears that food shortages and inflation could be a major problem as coronavirus is leading to the shutdown of food manufacturing plants across the country.

Here's Where All 50 States Stand On Reopening Their Economies

Report: At least 75 publicly traded companies received loans meant for small businesses

“How Am I Violating Social Distancing When I Go Fishing, by Myself, on My Boat"

How to Wear a Face Mask Without Fogging Up Your Glasses

Virus-Panicked Liberal Gun Buyers Are Getting Angry When They Discover Their Own Gun Control Laws

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4/22/2020

Bill's Will Finally Got Broke
It seems Bill Belichick and the Patriots had no other options but to pull the trigger on the deal for a fourth-round pick. That’s all the New England Patriots were able to acquire for Rob Gronkowski on Tuesday, when they traded perhaps the best tight end in NFL history to Tom Brady’s Buccaneers. Rob Gronkowski couldn’t stay retired. Not with Tom Brady still playing. And especially not with Brady playing for a team not named the Patriots. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Gronkowski “basically had Belichick over a barrel,” the all-world tight end has imagined this scenario of reuniting with Brady for quite awhile. This wasn’t a spur of the moment decision to request a trade. If Brady ever left, Gronkowski was going to join him wherever he landed according to The Boston Herald.

‘Pedophile Hunters’ Catch Police Chief Trying to Have Sex with 14-Yr-Old Boy
A police chief in Stow, Massachusetts has been relieved of his duties as the city’s top cop and is facing an investigation after a video by a self-declared “pedophile hunter” was posted online.
From a story that was broke by Turtle Boy, Video Reveals Disturbing Text Messages Stow Police Chief Sent 14 Year Old Boy

De Blasio’s social distancing tip line flooded with penis photos, Hitler memes
A barrage of prank messages forced the city to temporarily shut down its new text service that lets New Yorkers snitch on social-distancing violators. The crank complaints included “dick pics” and people flipping the bird.

Nasty Nancy Comes Clean
Pelosi admits delaying additional funds for coronavirus small-business loans.

More From The World Of The Make Believe
Under California’s new “no cash bail” rule, child abusers are now eligible for immediate release, according to FOX Los Angeles

I Guess That Open Border, Immigration Policy Is Not Working As Well As Was Intended
France is the latest country to observe some major social unrest, more specifically in Paris, as the second night of riots unfolded across the capital. Anger erupted in the French capital last night and during the early hours of Monday morning over alleged 'racist' police attacks.

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4/21/2020

Japan To Help Firms Pull Manufacturing Out of China
Japan has earmarked ¥243.5 billion of its record economic support package to help manufacturers shift production out of China as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts supply chains between the major trading partners.

Everyone is baking — and entrepreneurs are rising up to meet the demand
A look at the numbers behind the latest quarantine craze, and the small businesses that are filling a gap in the market.

And The Beat Goes On
Harvard University, which has the largest endowment of any school in the country, $40 BILLION will receive $8,655,748 in federal aid for coronavirus relief.

There Are Other 'Well Endowed' Colleges Who Face Backlash For Tapping Tens Of Millions In Stimulus Funds

From A World Of Make Believe,
If you can’t trust violent felons, who can you trust?
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday, Inmates committing crimes after coronavirus release ‘unconscionable’: Via NY Post:

This Effort to Destroy Trump No Matter the Cost of the Country Is Getting a Bit Old’
-- ‘It’s Pissing a Lot of People Off’

Tough Times Out There For The Po Po