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Category Archives: Opinion
Why Facebook is a house of cards
“Rich Karlgaard writing Monday at Forbes.com on Facebook’s disappointing IPO: 1. Too late. Facebook’s shares have been dead in the water for the last 12 months. Private investors had already bid up Facebook to a $100 billion value a year … Continue reading
NO THEY CAN’T by JOHN STOSSEL
…WHY GOVERNMENT FAILS– BUT INDIVIDUALS SUCCEED. This is libertarian John Stossel’s retort to the big government political slogan “Yes We Can”. It is his latest book for individual freedom of choice and against overbearing government. Stossel was a consumer reporter … Continue reading
Legalizing drugs and prostitution??
Uhh, I don’t think so. I’m prompted to mention the topic because a woman ‘liked’ one of my previous posts. When I looked at her own WordPress site I found she is an ex-prostitute and an advocate/supporter for other such … Continue reading
Speaking of thumbnails, Lapham’s Quarterly, and the WSJ…
(Wall Street Journal for those of you in Rio Lindo.) An opinion piece there today caught my attention for its seemingly left-wing, liberal slant. (Correct me if I’m wrong but, fair-and-balanced reporting aside, I believe the WSJ has a conservative, … Continue reading
YES! My PRINT edition of Lapham’s Quarterly Spring 2012 finally arrived.
You can tell I’m easily pleased. I’ve been plowing through L.Q. Spring 2012: Means of Communication via my online access subscription satisfactorily enough. It’s all there, the essays and extracts of Voices in Time, the art from around the world … Continue reading
Lapham’s Quarterly Winter 2012: FAMILY, a review
Lapham’s Quarterly is a superb assembly of thought from all of recorded history. Each quarterly issue gathers essays and commentaries from great thinkers on a broad but specific topic. Recent issues have dwelt on Food, Lines of Work, Celebrity, The … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Lapham's Quarterly, Literature, Magazines, Marriage, Non-fiction, Opinion, Periodicals, Philosophy, Reading
Tagged Adam Smith, Alexis de Tocqueville, Art, Arts, Books, Godfather, great thinkers, Henry James, Lapham's Quarterly, Leo Tolstoy, lewis lapham, Literature, Philip Roth, William Shakespeare
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The True Believer: Thoughts On The Nature Of Mass Movements by Eric Hoffer, book review
The True Believer: Thoughts On The Nature Of Mass Movements by Eric Hoffer. A great book in my opinion. I highly recommend it. Five of five stars for excellent literature. This is the second time I’ve read it, the first … Continue reading
T.O.T.N. 3/15/12 Koran burning, contraception, the war on women, billionaire women, wind turbines killing raptors…
Thoughts On The News. From God’s Country: KORAN BURNING: From today’s New York Times: QUOTATION OF THE DAY “How can you compare the dishonoring of the Holy Koran with the martyrdom of innocent civilians? The whole goal of our life … Continue reading
Posted in Animal rights, Billionaire women, Civil rights, Computers and Internet, Conservative thought, Contraception, economics, Gay marriage, Gay rights, Individual rights, Lapham's Quarterly, Marriage, national health care reform, News, News and politics, Opinion, Periodicals, PETA, Philosophy, Politics, Raptors, Reading, Rights, Self responsibility, wealth
Tagged Afghanistan, Andy Rooney, LinkedIn, Quran, Rush Limbaugh, Sara Blakely
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We have troops in Uganda?!?!
I had an email conversation this morning with a friend in which it was revealed to me we have U.S. troops in Uganda. Here is how the conversation went: HWSNBN (He who shall not be named.): There are some interesting … Continue reading
T.O.T.N. 11/10/2011: Romney, Gingrich, Paterno
Thoughts On The News: A.B.O. is my presidential campaign motto for 2012. “Anyone But Obama.” Now that you know where I sit AND stand, following are a few thoughts and articles of recent note. Mitt Romney continues to shine in … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Opinion, Politics
Tagged Herman Cain, Joe Paterno, Mitt Romney, Pennsylvania State University, Rick Perry
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