I sat at my computer, eating a bowl of granola and raisins and yogurt this morning, listening to NPR. My friend ambled past me, shaking his head and tisking the word “liberal”. It was a joke, but really, I thought I was a liberal. Until I was reading through this article today (courtesy of NPR [...]
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I Thought I Was A Liberal…
Posted in Cambridge/Boston, MA USA, Current Events & Politics on November 18, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Thoughts on ‘Relevance’ by Tim Manners
Posted in Current Events & Politics, Exploits By Country, Finances on February 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The optimistic US attitude of ‘anyone can do it’ leads to increased creation of products, often products we don’t really need. But the ‘grow bigger’/glimmer of hope for all attitude causes companies to continue marketing irrelevant products, eventually surpassing their worth because of the idea of mere possibility, and eventually they go under. Cue 2008 [...]
Hope In Haiti – A Personal Story
Posted in Current Events & Politics, Media on January 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve decided to start posting some of the really cool internet news bits I find (or generally, I’m showed) on my blog. Generally, I re-post these on Facebook, or wherever I find them, but am now starting to think folks on those sites are already overloaded by newsmedia ‘shares’. (Punctuation, mom!) This is my way [...]
Mass Backwards Courtesy of John Stewart & The Daily Show
Posted in Cambridge/Boston, MA USA, Current Events & Politics on January 20, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
For those of you who don’t watch John Stewart. (I don’t. But I might start.) http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-january-18-2010/mass-backwards
New Category Tag – Could I Be More Knowledgeable Than We All Previously Thought?
Posted in Cambridge/Boston, MA USA, Current Events & Politics on January 20, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I did a couple of notable things today, not the least of which was spending the entire day in my pajamas and on the internet. Aside from that stroke of motivation, I also got my ankle MRIed. I have a follow-up tomorrow with my physical therapist (who has then referred me to other physical therapists [...]