Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Daily Trifecta No. 2

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Quote of the Day : “See! Even Colin is POWELLING around with Terrorists!! I Told You So! You Betcha!” Political Cartoonist John Darkow, Octo...
Monday, October 20, 2008

Daily Trifecta No. 1

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Quote of the Day : “This crisis is serious enough to make you believe in God again.” Second Quote : “We’re borrowing from China to buy oil ...

Post No. 58: Debunking Myths and Misconceptions about the American Voting Public

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When I was in undergraduate engineering school, one of the few non-engineering/science courses that I took was a political science course. ...
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Post 57a: C-Span Discussion re Affirmative Action Initiatives on State Ballots

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At the time of this post, Shanta Driver ( http://iis.stat.wright.edu/sos/bio_Presenters/shanta_driver.htm ), Director of By Any Means Necess...
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Post No. 57: A Case for More Governmental Involvement

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© 2008, the Institute for Applied Common Sense Over this past weekend, we suggested that our readers watch a panel discussion on the economy...
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Sunday, October 19, 2008

Post No. 56: I May Not Know How to Define It; But I Know It When I See It – The Techno-Cultural Divide

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© 2008, the Institute for Applied Common Sense A lot of us may not witness and appreciate it on a daily basis, but there is a significant te...
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Saturday, October 18, 2008

Post No. 55b: New Age Thinking: Behavioral Economics

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There is a new way of looking at the world, attention to which is not being paid by our leaders. The mere fact that they spend so much of th...
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Post 55a: WATCH NOW Panel Discussion on Economy: Tom Friedman and Others

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Panel Discussion on the Economy with Thomas Friedman, Barbara Ehrenreich, and Michelle Singletary. On C-Span2 Book TV, right now as this e-...

Post No. 55: Recognizing the Potential of the Innovative Thought Process

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For the past three days, I have been attending various meetings and workshops associated with the local blogging community here in Greensbor...
Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Post 54a: Son of William F. Buckley Resigns from National Review

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You must read this to gain a better appreciation of the state of discourse in America. http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/14/buckley...
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