Last night I went to bed at 10:15pm, couldn’t fall asleep (felt stuffy), turned on the fan, fell asleep quickly, woke up at 4:30, catnapped from there, woke/got up at 6am.
6 more days of this presidency; unless he’s removed
from office first or resigns.
According to Medellin
Guru, pico y cedula doesn’t begin until tomorrow so I should be able to get
into the mall this morning.
The street is wet so
obviously we got a little rain overnight.
I left the apt at 7:30 and
walked to Parque Envigado. Carbon de Lena wasn’t opened yet but it was
only 7:50. I bought another box of Zopiclona at Todo Drogas and returned
to the park. The restaurant still wasn’t open and neither was the copy center
where I wanted to buy another chess notebook. I’m just too early. I walked to El
Pastelito where I had their calentado with scrambled eggs and a café con
leche.
I walked to the mall and
paid for Direct TV at the Baloto kiosk. I was having a café con leche at
Todo Fresa when Teresa called and told me she would soon be joining me.
When she arrived (in her gym clothes) she had coffee with a couple chicken
pastries which she said were delicous. Teresa did some shopping (lots of good
sales she said) and found a pair of leggings in the Puma store. Around
noon we walked over to Bocados Bar where we had lunch at Wilson’s
restaurant. MT soon joined us but said she wasn’t hungry but they soon ordered
Ajiaco.
Teresa said shewas going
to go to SantaFe mall. I walked back across the street where I bought a few
things at Exito and took a taxi back to the apt.
Cwelch231 (1557) resigned
his game and my rating increased to 1412. I’m feeling comfortable with my other
games.
I had a 2-hour chess
lesson with Juan Castro.
Teresa returned at
5:15. She said she was calling me all afternoon and why didn’t I answer. She sent
me a test call but my phone didn’t ring and she got my voice mail. I think Claro
is having a problem. Later, about 8pm, I got messages from Claro that I had 2
missed calls.
New York City will terminate business contracts with
President Donald Trump after last week's insurrection at the U.S. Capitol,
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday.
The largest union of Amtrak workers called on Amtrak to step
up security measures in and around Washington, D.C. in the wake of the Capitol
riot, including banning people on the no-fly list. The call for increased
security comes after flight attendants wanted pro-Trump rioters banned from
planes.
Following
the Democratic sweep at the ballot box in Georgia, Republican officials are racing to tighten election laws to prevent a repeat of the purported
massive electoral fraud they claim took place this cycle. At the same time,
Trump’s handpicked Peach State fraud buster, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern
District of Georgia Bobby Christine, is admitting privately to his staff that actually there isn’t any
fraud at all. “Quite frankly, just watching television you would assume
that you got election cases stacked from the floor to the ceiling,” Christine
said Monday on a call with lawyers from the Northern District Office which was
leaked to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “I am so happy to find out that’s not the case,
but I didn’t know coming in.”
Airbnb said today that “in response to various local,
state and federal officials asking people not to travel to Washington, D.C.” it
will be canceling all reservations in the area for
next week, which is the week of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration. This
will apply to all reservations on Airbnb-owned HotelTonight as well.
The company had already said that it would ban anyone who was involved in last week’s riot in
the U.S. Capitol, but it’s now taking a much more aggressive step to avoid
housing anyone who might have violent plans during the inauguration.
Famed
Watergate reporter Carl Bernstein on Wednesday responded to the impeachment of Donald Trump for inciting the U.S. Capitol riot
with a damning rebuke of the president’s congressional GOP enablers.
In
an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Bernstein described Trump as
“deluded,” “delusional” and “the most dangerous president in our
history,” warning it was “imperative that he be restrained in a
constitutional straitjacket in the next few days.”
Cooper
asked Bernstein how the country could move on when so many of Trump’s
supporters believe his lie that the 2020 election was stolen from him.
“This
is the crime of his Republican enablers,” Bernstein responded, noting how
almost 200 GOP House Republicans had earlier in the day voted against
impeaching Trump over the insurrection that rocked Washington last week. It was
the second impeachment of Trump’s one-term presidency.
Bernstein
compared the current support of congressional Republicans for Trump to the
significantly less backing afforded to former President Richard Nixon over the
Watergate scandal, which prompted him to resign.
“That’s
the huge difference in the dynamic,” Bernstein explained. “Because this
president, in his irrational, illegal, and seditious conduct, has been enabled
by his Republican congressional cult, and there’s been no restraints placed on
him by that cult.”
The
US has 22,797,730 ð 22,991,139 ð 23,264,350
coronavirus
cases with 379,000+ ð 382,600+ ð 386,900+
deaths.
Per
Medellin Guru, as of this afternoon Colombia has a total of 1,816,082 ð 1,831,980 ð 1,849,101
cases with 46,782 ð 47,124 ð 47,491
deaths. Medellin has 163,802 ð 164,919 ð 166,220
cases, an increase of 1,301 from January to 13th to 14th.
Envigado has a total of 15,038 cases, an increase of 185 from January 13th
to 14th.
Joke of
the day
"It's been
so long since I've had sex, I've forgotten who ties up whom." Joan Rivers.
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