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    William K. Wolfrum’s Morning – July 6, 2010

    Lebron


    Whatever LeBron James does, or doesn’t do in the next few days will be the most important thing or non-thing ever.

    Factoid

    LeBron James and Tiger Woods share the same birthday – Dec. 30.

    News

    Day 76: It’s Day 76 of BP’s Oil Disaster. I wonder if the media will have a lot of “The Oil Spill at 100 Days” stories like they did for Obama. They could look at the spill, see if it’s kept its promises, etc.

    Galveston, oh Galveston: Tar balls are reaching Texas. British Petroleum neither confirming nor denying involvement.

    A War of Word: It would seem Israel could use an ally in Turkey but what the Hell do I know except it’ll all end in tears for pretty much everyone involved.

    Sports

    Busted: It’s starting to look like thinks just aren’t going to work out for JaMarcus Russell.

    Juninho Busts on Dunga: A member of the 2006 Brazilian National Team, Juninho Pernambuco joined in on the bashing of former Brazil coach Dunga.

    Uruguay and Holland: So it’s Holland vs. Uruguay with the winner earning a shot at the golden globe. Uruguay has a “team of destiny” thing going on while Holland is just a very good team. Advantage: Arjen Robben will be on the field will Uruguay talisman and scorer Lupe Suarez won’t for his controversial hand ball against Ghana. Prediction: Holland, 3-1.

    Blogs

    Pharyngula: Huffpo. Creationist. Nazis. Mix together and flush.

    Crooks and Liars: Republicans will talk deficit, but not jobs.

    Ezra Klein: Shockingly, BP lied about how much oil it was containing.

    Americans for Tax Reform: Six months until history’s biggest tax hike. No word if they are coming for your guns.

    Alan Colmes: Hang a banner, go to jail.

    Interesting News

    A Canadian man who lost an eye in an accident has installed a tiny wireless camera in the empty socket. Video at site.

    Tweet of the Day

    My nephew used to follow me but stopped. He is kind, sweet, tough, but dumb. So he assumed I can’t see his tweets now.”

    –WKW

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    Comments

    I read the HuffPo piece and was dismayed. I hadn't realized just how bad they were. I was pleased to see, however, that the commenters seem to understand basic logic.