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On October 27, the New Hampshire Women’s Foundation is hosting a fundraising luncheon to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Title IX which prohibits sex-based discrimination in educational institutions that receive federal funding.
So Chinese dictator Xi Jinping asked Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to hold off on invading Ukraine until after Beijing’s Winter Olympics. Putin generously postponed the bloodshed to accommodate his Communist buddy’s request.
My only awareness of what happened in the first two weeks of February was that either China or actual online interest in the Olympics suppressed our overnight traffic. I was not alone in my disinterest.
Two weeks ago, before the Olympics started (I missed them on purpose too), we warned you that the media would blame the lack of snow on global warming. While (get this) running parallel reports about how bitter cold it is.
The 2022 Winter Olympics are kicking off in Beijing. Many have coined these games in a highly controversial manner as the “Genocide Games.” They are taking place close to the second anniversary of the Coronavirus Project. The global movement sponsored by the UN, WHO and WEF to rebrand the common cold. In the United States, …
The People’s Republic Olympics are fast approaching, and if you are focused on the hyper-virulent NeoCOVID variant release conspiracy, it’s time to expand your arsenal.
Sports and athletics. This is a major global industry that has defined the course of the planet. Our collective global civilization has championed sports for the past century. These games and pursuits have become predominant leisure activities and interests for billions of people.
I have to admit that I’ve lost interest in the Olympics. Especially this year as there were those US Athletes that were so self-absorbed as to think that WE have to listen to THEIR diatribes if they were to medal and get up on the podium. We want to praise them for their determination and …
Liz and I talked later on – the segment worked but…Normally, a host asks a question or throws out an idea or scenario and looks for a short, pithy response. After all, it’s THEIR show, not mine or any other guest or caller.
I tuned into to NBC’s Sports Channel to watch NASCAR’s Foxwoods 301 which ran on July 18 in beautiful Loudon, N.H., but the race was temporarily rain-delayed. So I expertly deployed my remote control device and two clicks later found a Montreal Canadien hockey player checking a Tampa Bay Lightning player into the boards.
