That Austin bomber was
killed Wednesday night. It was a 24 year
old white guy so he fits the typical profile.
He was in his car and the SWAT team was tightening the dragnet around
him and he decided to bomb himself. But
he could remain a threat beyond the grave because maybe he left packages lying
around, so the citizenry should be careful.
The
two big stories going around [yesterday] are those now five bomb explosions in
Austin, Texas. The latest one was in San
Antonio but it was in a FED-EX package that came from Austin and was slated to return to Austin.. The fourth bomb was set off by a trip-wire on
Sunday. There were three others earlier
in the month. For a while they thought the bombings were racially motivated but then concluded that they were random. The other story for today
is this Maryland High School shooting wounding a fourteen year old boy and almost
killing a seventeen year old girl who is in critical condition now. The shooter was killed by a security guard this school was lucky to have. The governor and others made a speech on KFI
radio earlier today. No doubt it will be
on tonight’s news.
Stephen Hawking's final
research paper could help astronomers find evidence that our universe is just
one among many in a larger "multiverse,"
according to media reports. The famed
cosmologist, who died
last week at the age of 76, is lead author of a study called "A Smooth
Exit from Eternal Inflation?" which was originally submitted to an unnamed
journal last July. On March 4 — just 10 days before Hawking's death
— his co-author, Thomas Hertog, a professor of theoretical physics at KU
Leuven University in Belgium, submitted a revised version of the
manuscript for further review, according
to British newspaper The Sunday Times.
The inflation referenced in the paper's title is the incredible
expansion of space-time theorized to have occurred in the first few moments
after the Big Bang, which created the universe. Many physicists believe that
this dramatic ballooning wasn't limited to our neck of the cosmic woods but
rather happened repeatedly, spawning multiple universes — perhaps an infinite number of
them. Of course this has been
my theory all along, and I wrote on it just last week.
Yesterday was the first day of spring but the east coast is having their fourth major snow storm in the last three weeks. It's 37 and windy in Chicago. How's that for baseball weather. President Trump congratulated Vladimir Putin's election victory last Sunday even though none of his real opponents were allowed to even run. There were supposedly notes telling Trump not to make the call.
I looked at that
Pennsylvania map of congressional districts.
It seems that is the revised map the democrats wanted and not the
gerrymandered situation that formerly existed.
The Supreme Court refused to overturn the Pennsylvania State Courts that
ruled that democrats were entitled to a fair drawing of the districts. So in November they will be using the
democratic map. In other news there is
only one abortion clinic in Mississippi.
Bill Handel is against further restrictions of abortion but Mississippi
lawmakers want a fifteen week limit on abortions. This number seems perfectly reasonable, but
Bill Handel is throwing a fit over it.
Of course on Saturday March 24th they are having the “March
for our Lives” of the student victims of gun shootings and people all over the
country and perhaps the world will be marching.
In Washington DC they are postponing the cherry blossom festival till
Sunday in response to the huge crowds that are expect. I certainly hope the marches bring results.
I had Sixty Minutes
on. It was those four teenagers from
Parkland High School. Emma Lopez had her
short hair. They are all accomplished
speakers and have a future. They are
mature and have foresight beyond their years.
Then it was that Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. I was favorably impressed by him even if it
was an act. He knew all of the right
things to say to put Americans and the rest of the Western World at ease. At twenty to eight I went down for medication
and got cough medicine. The third
segment was women who have benefited from the reformed government of Saudi
Arabia. There was a crime program on CBS
but I don’t remember what it was. They
had NCIS LA on at nine.
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