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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Editorial: Ethics reforms
Don’t know I could add anything to this: ‘…A Florida Senate committee approved sweeping ethics reforms last Tuesday, but — as the Legislature is apt to do — the senators carved out an exemption for themselves….’ By any stretch of … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, The Problem
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After 40 Years in Solitary, Angola 3 Prisoner Albert Woodfox Ordered Freed for 3rd Time in Louisiana
Talk of vigilante justice in the south but then maybe it is that way in the rest of the country. We only have to look at the case of Veronza Bowers, Jr. to know it reaches into the federal level … Continue reading
Jim Crow is alive and well in the South
Try and wrap your mind around this: The economic engines of Gainesville, Florida are education (University of Florida and Santa Fe College), medicine (UF medical center and one of the five largest VA hospitals in country as well as one … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Education, Education, Politics, Voices, Women and Children
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‘…This might seem like an awfully touchy-feely way to train future corporate executives. But all manner of research supports the idea that mindfulness — paying attention to what’s happening in the present moment — is essential to becoming an effective … Continue reading
Another learning experience out of the trip to the Berkshires.
Never in my wildest dreams would I have pictured me saying what I am about to say. However, a lot came together in the aftermath of the ride and to ignore it would be a crime in many respects. To … Continue reading
Posted in On the Road, The Journey
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Closing out the trip to the Berkshires in New York.
I was totally exhausted after the third day on the ride from Florida to the Bershires by way of Cambridge. Just did not have the time or energy to keep a blog and as such made a couple of face … Continue reading
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The Big Lesson on Valentins Day.
This is a day 2 and 3 of my journey to upper New York state via Cambridge. Yesterday, which was day 2 was too long on the road and too cold. It seemed as if it never got much better … Continue reading
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