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Category Archives: Journalism
Joe Biden: Trump Put The Country In A Terrible Spot By Failing To Act
Stephen Colbert with an extended interview with Joe Biden, presumptive democrat nominee for president. The horrific corona virus response is covered, and Joe covers plans to tackle the pandemic when he gets in office.
Posted in Journalism, Politics, Science
Tagged Corona Virus, Covid-19, election, Joe Biden, nomination, PPE, president, Trump
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Buyers tied to Russia, Soviet republics made 86 all cash sales
Was it for favors or things beyond the condos, or were they just laundering money? Continue reading
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Tagged investors, laundering, money, russian, Trump, trump towers
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Public Shaming or not, the FDA Should out Companies Blocking Generic Drugs
This is a good thing, drug prices in this country are killing people who can’t afford them. The Food and Drug Administration plans this week to effectively begin publicly shaming brand-name drug companies that stand in the way of competitors … Continue reading
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Tagged drugs, FDA, Generic, pricing
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Jon Stewart Takes Over the Late Show to Rant About GOP and Fox News Trump Contortions
Jon Stewart Takes Over the Late Show to Rant About GOP and Fox News Trump Contortions Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Politics
Tagged blue collar billionaire, christian, contortions, convention, Donald Trump, elite, elitist, Fox News, GOP, Immigration, ivanka, Jon Stewart, narcissist, party, pope, religion, republican, Roger Ailes, Sean Hannity, Stephen Colbert, teleprompter, The Late Show, twists
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A New Year’s Resolution Challenge for All – Always Augment Your Intelligence
In this millenium why shouldn’t you Google, ask Siri, or Alexa, almost anything just to double check? Why wouldn’t you augment your intelligence with the biggest brain and knowledge base on the planet: the Internet? Please take a New Year’s resolution to start asking Google and Siri more, start augmenting your feeble human intelligence, in this coming year stop handicapping your brains friends. Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Journalism, The Future
Tagged augment, bias, brain, evolution, knowledge
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Last Week Tonight With John Oliver (HBO): “Oregon Spirit” (Performed By Lisa Loeb)
I’m normally averse to profanity at this website, but in this case the curses and profanity are so richly deserved that I must post it. One other thing: good recovery at the Federal health care site (Healthcare.gov,) I’m glad that … Continue reading
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Intelligence Gathering and the Unowned Internet – NSA, Berkman Center Panel Discussion
A good discussion on what’s right and what’s wrong with the current NSA rule sets and oversight. It starts dry but gets very interesting, please stick with it to the end. The long-term viability of an unowned, open Internet remains … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Journalism, Technology, The Future
Tagged NSA
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Post Panamax? What’s that?
Great things are happening all around us, but the average person is not noticing them. How many have heard about the widening of the Panama canal, or the effects that will have on shipping? Slated to complete in 2015 the … Continue reading
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Great Tripod Found at Crick Camera Store
This past week I got a new camera tripod, and it’s really sort of wonderful. It’s manufactured by Benro, and marketed as “Mefoto”. The best thing about it besides the amazing stability in a light tripod is the fact that … Continue reading
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