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31 October 2008

Bernard on Where Life Is

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Bernard sighed. “How is it going, Bernard?” “I’ve been spending too much time alone,” he said. “That’s not all bad, is it?” I asked, trying ...
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Elvis Costello Sings Alison

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There is nothing wrong with a classic on Friday. Here he is - the Elvis of import. Enjoy.
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30 October 2008

The World Series and Instant Karma

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A couple of weeks ago, I heard an amazing story from my old buddy Jim. He lived in the Bay Area during the 1989 Earthquake. His roommate ha...
28 October 2008

Randomly Odd and Possibly Amusing Wednesday

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t-shirts: Without me, it's just awso Everybody Loves Ramen The Police Never Think It's as Funny As You Do Quotes: "No matter wh...
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Hope for Scandal

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Next week, an entire industry will disappear. For about two years, analysts have predicted and explained the political campaigns. Printers a...
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27 October 2008

Why the Republicans Might Have Trouble Next Week

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What's the difference in the GOP from when you were growing up? If you're fiscally responsible, this is not your party. If you belie...
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25 October 2008

I Love America (but still periodically leave it)

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A rerun from about 2 years ago. It seemed appropriate coming into the election. I once again got one of those "America - love it or lea...
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24 October 2008

Transforming Education Through Action

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"Knowledge and action are the central relations between mind and world. In action, world is adapted to mind. In knowledge, mind is adap...
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22 October 2008

Pledge Week at R World

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We know that you enjoy the benefits of R World freely, but this is our week to make you self conscious about that fact. It's pledge week...
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21 October 2008

Obama, Kennedy & Voter Fraud

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Current polls indicate that Obama will win about two thirds of the electoral votes. Pundits are talking about a landslide. This is not, hist...
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19 October 2008

Inciting Revolution - Or, Why We Cannot Teach Creativity in Schools

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Men are born ignorant, not stupid; they are made stupid by education. - Bertrand Russell Like all institutions, education helps to ... prese...
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Bernard on Fragmentation

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Suddenly, without warning, Bernard utters, “The elegy of bloom has left this room, there is nothing left to say.” “Huh?” I respond unintelli...
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18 October 2008

Cog Sigh

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Jordan has been posting some fascinating stuff on cognitive science - easy to digest and intriguing. Her recent posts include explanation ab...
17 October 2008

Why Obama Might Not Win by a Landslide

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No, I don't think that all (or even most) of McCain's supporters are like this. And no, I don't think that this is fiction (whic...
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16 October 2008

Financial Crisis as Prelude to Transformation of Corporation

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“It will have to change in order to stay the same.” - Daniel Greenstein In the century between 1690 and 1790, political innovations triggere...
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15 October 2008

That's Absurd! (Mere Blogger Takes on Would-be Leaders of the Free World)

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The difference between Monty Python skits and political debates is that Monty Python was trying to be absurd. It was utterly absurd when McC...
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13 October 2008

Why Does Obama Hate Jesus?

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Obama has been criticized for his lack of patriotism. To mitigate charges that he hates America, he wore a flag pin during his last debate. ...
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12 October 2008

Success in Iraq (like everything else Bush does, it is unsustainable)

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Years ago I worked with Jay, a man who had a rather droll wit. He once told me that he was having trouble with his TV. "I only get good...
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09 October 2008

The Opposite of Alarm

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Electricity is a wonderful invention. You are using it now. With electricity you can do things like read at night, listen to music, watch vi...
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08 October 2008

My $1,000 a Day Habit

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What is the difference between a cocaine habit and investing in the stock market? One puts you on an emotional roller coaster of highs and l...
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