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Monthly Archives: May 2011
NYT Slams Obama Administration!
If this isn’t a harbinger of doom for the anointed one’s 2012 re-election then nothing is. In two separate articles (one ‘reporting’, the other ‘editorial, though it’s often hard to tell the difference in this publication) the New York Times … Continue reading
“I’m WALKIN’ here!”
“I’m WALKIN’ here!” – Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman) in the movie Midnight Cowboy, as he’s walking, with a limp by the way, through traffic in New York City. Well, “I’m walkin’ HERE!”. For the first time in 54 days my … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness, Skiing, Sports
Tagged ankle fracture, broken ankle, crutches
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SHIBUMI (understated elegance) (effortless perfection)
This may be the longest book commentary/review I’ve ever written, as priceless quotes abound throughout the book and I plan to include many. All are from the 2011 paperback copy. I’m including numerous info links. Use them after your first … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Murder, Mystery, Philosophy, Politics, Reading, Spy fiction
Tagged Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, Don Winslow, Eiger Sanction, New York Times, Rodney William Whitaker, Shibumi, Spy fiction, Trevanian
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SATORI by Don Winslow
SATORI by Don Winslow ”A Novel Based on TREVANIAN’S SHIBUMI” is the full title. This is my commentary on-the-fly, as I read, since I don’t do in-depth, analytical, reviews per se. I received an email from my local library that this … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Murder, Mystery, Reading, Spy fiction
Tagged Books, Don Winslow, Eiger Sanction, espionage, Fiction, Shibumi, spy, Trevanian, Viet Minh, Viet Nam
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Give Me A Break by John Stossel
Oh these libertine Libertarians. Will they never stop chanting for individual rights and self-responsibility? What does Stossel think this is, a free country? His book Give Me a Break : How I Exposed Hucksters, Cheats, and Scam Artists and Became the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, economics, News and politics, Philosophy, Politics, Reading
Tagged George Bernard Shaw, History, John Stossel, Libertarianism, Politics, Thomas Jefferson
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Art of Critical Decision Making, a DVD Lecture Course
I recently finished Art of Critical Decision Making by Professor Michael A. Roberto. This is a learning course consisting of 24 lectures of 30 minutes each contained on 4 DVD discs. You view it on a computer or on a TV … Continue reading
Posted in Books, DVD lectures, TheGreatCourses.com
Tagged Business, Decision making, Lecture
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