Irish bootlegging was big in the South....................i guess that is the whitey sweep in Oscar nominations.............or as Blake Griffin, when he was 1st drafted.......the then owner of the LA Clippers brought him to Malibu or somewhere ritzy close to La........everything was white......the people wore white, the decor was white,,,,,,,,,,,,,and Donald Sterling..........according to the now Clipper star..........Blake Griffen led him from group to group introducing him, and telling him what to say............as an old school parent or grand parent would do.......now, Johnny, tell uncle Ed what u learned in school today.....................cowards!!!!!!!!!!



Also, in Dulles, VA, there is another Air and Space museum..........and the city of Dulles is in the middle of the Tech corridor of no. Virginia...........directly west of DC..........and on the silver line...........the grey line actually.........as in the blue and the grey..................


Factoring out is one of maths most used feautres...........across from the poster for Columbus..........these posters are within the subway after u pay, entering from H st...............is one for Red bull..........there are 3 red bulls in teh poster...........3 colors..... a red one, a grey one and a blue one..................factor out the red.........and the closest to the Peacock, peacock throne of the Mughal empire.........Shah Jahan..................as in the color of the Confederacy............and the blue one is in the opposite direction..................................oh boy.......

IT’S NOT JUST the whole ” ‘LEGO Movie’ snub” thing. Today’sAcademy Award nominations bear a striking resemblance to the Best Animated Feature race of five years ago. To peel back the gold curtain a bit, let’s take a “deja-view.” To wit:

In 2010, Oscars voters decided they liked Tomm Moore‘s lush-and-verdant handcrafted tale rooted in Irish lore, “The Secret of Kells.”In 2015, Oscar voters decided they liked Tomm Moore’s lush-and-rustic handcrafted tale rooted in Irish lore, “Song of the Sea.”

In 2010, the upstart Oregon-rooted studio that pays slavish attention to stop-motion detail (Laika) scored a nom with the fantastical “Coraline.” In 2015, the upstart Oregon-rooted studio that pays slavish attention to stop-motion detail (Laika) scored a nom with the fantastical “The Boxtrolls.”