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lotsofshots said… Chris Hedges is kind of out there, a radical politically, and into the Occupy Movement and all, but I do respect his opinion quite a bit because of his reputation as an excellent war time journalist. He has been all over the globe and has observed the collapse of so many nations and been through so many situations as a war time journalist, I think from the Washington Post. He is quite outspoken.
I grew up in Saginaw, Michigan and my dad worked for GM for thirty years and then retired and lived there until he passed away. My sister is still there, but she is okay, lives in Lansing, is a retired College Administrator and her husband a retired lawyer. I really miss Michigan, especially being on the Great Lakes. It makes me sad how high the unemployment rate is there. Take care, Lots.
lotsofshots said… Rick, Hi, You might be interested in this video in regards to your blog "Places" It is a bit "doomsday" but still informative.
Katy80K said… I appreciate you nice welcome and thank you so much. It will take me some time to explore this site and I'm glad you're there!
Mari_in_France said… Thank you Rick! I feel flattered and motivated to be one of te featured members of the week but how are we chosen?
mike3point0 said… Thanx... though I am kinda miffed this evening, as I note my insurance company doesn't cover any of the cost for the pens my doctor keeps trying to prescribe...
Meesh said… Thanks Rick!
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Debe said… Posted on June 19, 2013 at 5:33am 2 Comments 1 Like
Places
Today Gary Indiana has a population of around 80,000 people, that is down from the 1960 population of approximately 180,000. Detroit had a population of approximately 1.85 million in 1950 today it has a population of approximately 714,000. In Newark the peak population of approximately 439,000 occurred in 1950, and today it is estimated to be 277,000. St Louis went from approximately 453,000 in 1980 to 318,000 to in…
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Graduation – Part 3
Graduations are for families. On Sunday I will graduate as a Doctor of Education from Nova Southeastern University (NSU) in Davie Florida. I live in Indiana but choose NSU for three reasons. First I was granted a wonderful scholarship from the school to attend. Second I could the vast majority online and third they offered admission to their program for school business managers. At the time I was admitted, I was a school…
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Graduation Part 2
Graduations are for children? Perhaps the pageantry of graduation is meant for children? I have three magnificent grandchildren, ages 2, 3 and 5. Each will attend the graduation ceremony and each is precious to their parents but also my wife and I.
Graduations are associated with accomplishment. They mark the occasion with pageantry designed to impress as well as launch the graduate from the…
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Graduation Part 1
Graduations are for parents. The reason school administers say this is because the graduate themselves have already completed the emotional investment in getting the degree and we figure most others do not really care. Because of that the ceremony is designed to mark the public end of a designated education process. In marking the end, the institution is acknowledging that the graduate made it. The graduate themselves have…
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Dogs and Endocrinologists
A few dogs who chosen to live with us over the years. Festus the Bassett Hound used to lay in the back yard with his snot submerged in his water bowl up to his nostrils and occasionally take a slurp in order to get a drink. While he laid in the shade with his snot somewhat submerged he would allow rabbits, squirrels, and other rodents to run past, while he barley flinched almost like he sort of…
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