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I have been re-watching the documentary Jiro Dreams of
Sushi for the past couple of months. I've seen it at least 10 times,
probably more, while writing drafts for this article. I've watched it
alone, with my wife, with friends, and I don't tire of it; I've
recommended it to everyone I know, and now I'm wholeheartedly
recommending it to you. I have watched this film in fascination, trying
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How to Get Out of an Unwanted Political Conversation
With the election taking place last night, everyone wants
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little gloating or moaning, is certainly good for the soul. But what
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long time ... By the way, we have to fix that." - President Barack
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Long Time Philadelphia Voters Reportedly Missing From Rolls, Forced to Cast Provisional Ballots
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Okay, this one is quite troubling. It's being reported that long time
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out that they are not on the voting rolls anymore at all.
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more.You see... I'm worried about Pennsylvania. Mitt Romney just
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crucial swing states like Florida, Virginia, Ohio and Colorado, to
campaign in a state President Obama has apparently sewn up? Th
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been told that their votes play a part in this process, but no one
believes it. The real leadership decision is made behind closed doors,
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On Mr. Obama’s Reelection
The outcome of the election yesterday was hopeful enough.
When I reflect on the liberal leanings of many I know, and when I think
about how these are hard-working, tax-paying folks who value longterm
friendships and the virtues of honesty and inclusion—I’m mystified at
the screaming and anger on the other side.
And I’m mystified by the anger at a moderate center-left President.
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Election Day
Today is Election Day.
I worked a poll today for my candidate for State Representative.
Soon we will know the results.
Unless for whatever reasons we don’t know the results due to whatever
circumstance.
In any case, the work of freedom will be up to each of us no matter who
wins the Presidential election and the very many other elections other
across Texas and across the nation.
It is up to everyd
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Obama Drones On
Four more years of drone killings, Guantanamo, crazy FBI agent
provocateur plots, whistleblower prosecutions and surveillance of
citizens were going to come whoever won. Goldman Sachs funded both
candidates royally. I probably prefer the slightly tempered or
disguised neo-con to the red meat neo-con, but let nobody pretend it
makes a vast difference.
A respected retired African President told me
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Afghanistan, Heroin, Addiction, Death
Thought it was time to do a post on Heroin.
Seems we have a world wide epidemic now.
The profiteers are happy .Billions of dollars happy.
The addicts and those who have to deal with them, are not so happy.
The farmers who grow it do not make a lot of money, but everyone after
them does. They make a fortune. Typical in the profiteering business
however.
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The President Of The United States, Redux
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It Is Accomplished III
(continued from here)
6:22 p.m. The farcical kabuki that the rag doll could prevail in
Pennsylvania is over. With about two votes counted, Fox Radio News has
called the state for Obama. The announcer relayed this news in the same
tones as he would adopt if he just heard that his son had perished in an
automobile accident. Similarly, the pathetic delusion that the people
of Michigan might hug Ass B
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12:53 p.m. The older he gets, the less concerned is “Bob Dylan” with
concealing the fact that he is a space alien. Consider the accompanying
photograph. Probably soon he will just let his antennae sprout. No one
who writes something so precise and exact as “the ghost of electricity
howls in the bones of her face” could be wholly of this world. Anyway,
Dylan has pronounced the
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4 more years of much the same.
It seems all but redundant at this point to say almost anything
about the US presidential race. Someone, somewhere, will have had the
exact same thought and either blogged or tweeted it or posted it on
Facebook. In all likelihood, everything that could have been said was
said months ago, and the only thing that's even slightly enlivened the
contest was Obama's hopeless showing in the fir
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Syria Disintegrating
Syria Disintegrating
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Syria is disintegrating ever more quickly into every more factions.
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Yarmouk and Tadamon. Kurds and Arabs are fighting, although, it appears
the rebel woman commander Dejik Nurin is NOT dead. There is an urgent
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Monet Collaborates with IBM SmartCloud for Mobile Banking
Monet is one of Pakistan’s leading mobile-commerce providers. It is
using IBM cloud-based solution to enhance service efficiency and
establish its brand across Pakistan. Monet has recently started its
services providing banks, mobile network operators and branchless
banking agents with a technology platform. It offers end-users a simple
interface to access a variety of financial services through
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technologies today. Recently, its email service, Hotmail, was surpassed
by Google’s email service, Gmail, to be the world’s most used email
service. Both the email services have been on a head-on competition for
the past eight years. After coming closer, Gmail has now gone past
Hotmail to be the world’s most favourite email service
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Is another Tip O'Neill, Ronald Reagan Grand Bargain Possible?
By @TedFrier
The hidden winner in last night's historic election may be Republican
House Speaker John Boehner whose home state of Ohio put President Barack
Obama over the top for a second term.
If Boehner plays his cards right he may be able to reprieve the role
made famous by Democratic Speaker Tip O'Neill and conservative icon
Ronald Reagan back in the early 1980s when these two old fashioned Ir
Reflections On The Election: 'Get Over It'
I'm going to try to restrain myself from being ugly to the
vanquished, but only up to a point. For one thing, the defeat is not
complete. They still have control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Orange Julius will remain Weeper of the House, and therefore it's not
likely that much will be done in Washington for at least the next two
years.
But also, being ugly is just no-class, even when I do
Hate Will Be The Winner
Well, the day has finally come and there's nothing to do now but
wait for the outcome. Or possibly the Supreme Court deliberations that
will once again award the presidency to a loser that the majority of us
didn't want. I suppose that If I were a true moderate but left leaning
blogger I'd be posting all kinds of deep and profound analyses of the
poll results and the apparent trends
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Robin Hood Goes To Capitol Hill
Take from the rich, give to the poor. The legendary robber’s credo
found new expression in U.S. law on September 14, when Rep. Keith
Ellison (D-Minn.) introduced the “Robin Hood tax” bill. Formally known
as the Inclusive Prosperity Act, it proposes a small financial
transaction tax on Wall Street to ease the economic burden on the rest
of us—a measure that has the backing of economists such as P
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by Mark Vogl: How long can a House divided stand? Where do Americans who believe in old America go? Has the light gone out?
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