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Making The Wrong Move

May 31, 2019
by Caroline Miller
1st Lt. Michael Behenna, democrats need to take the Senate, Donald Trump, Lindsey Graham, marginalized conservatives, Mitch McConnell, Suicide Forest, terrorism disguised as patriotism
2 Comments
I’ve never played chess but I have played a little politics and from where I sit, the Democrats need to refine their strategies to take control of government.   Too many of its shinning stars are lining up for the Presidential race.  Instead, candidates from red state
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Writers – Plankton Of The Arts

May 30, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Another Read Through Bookstore, creating a writing seminar, writers' conferences, writers' seminars
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This summer marks the third year of my free seminars* for writers, a series to be held at Another Read Through bookstore in Portland, Oregon.  At the end of past sessions, I’ve noted  people lingered in their chairs, completing their notes or talking to one another, the sm
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Gottcha Rules

May 29, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Donald drops in popularity as a baby's name., Donald Trump's administration, gottcha rules, seating charts at the movies
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Last week, I went to a movie playing in my neighborhood.  At  3:10 in the afternoon, the lobby was quiet enough to hold a séance.  Loneliness has never bothered  me, so  I shoved 8 crumpled dollars under the cashier’s window to buy my ticket. “What seat?” the woman spat in
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Artificial Intelligence And Human Ignorance

May 28, 2019
by Caroline Miller
a formula for ethics, artificial intelligence, Google machine ethics, pedophilia in the Catholic Church, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, The Algorithmic Accountability Act, the Women's Movement
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Can algorithms express ethics?  That’s a question occupying the minds of programmers as society relegates more of its decisions to Artificial Intelligence, (AI).  Today, AI can approve bank loans, award an inmate parole or select which information a person sees while surfi
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Abortion Rights — The Coming Firestorm

May 27, 2019
by Caroline Miller
abortion rights, pro-Choice, pro-life, religious precepts and abortion rights, society depends on the consent of the governed, U. S. Supreme Court, when does life begin?
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When does life begin?  That’s the question roiling the abortion debate, and one which society must decide.  Unfortunately, the  decision will be arbitrary, with no more science behind it than the one ascribed to setting the voting age.  Arguably, life thrives in
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The Mothering Impulse

May 24, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Felicity Huffman, good schools and bad schools, Lori Loughlin, school bullying, school districts
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When I was in the sixth grade, my town was large enough to support two  junior high schools, Lincoln and Garfield.  The posh kids went to Lincoln.  The poor kids went to Garfield where there was a flutter of gang activity.  At the time, I lived with my mother in a small, apartment
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Exclusivity Has A Price

May 22, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Billionaire Land Grab, Carnegie, Clique La Prairie, Francois Pinault, health spas, Is Your Money Still Good Here? Bernard Arnault, Jay McInerney, lamb fetus cells, Marelne Dietrich, Mick Jagger, Morgan, Norman Vanemee, Rockerfeller, Simone Gibertoni, Stan Kroenke
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The rich don’t think like us.  For example, some of the early blue-blooded dynasties like the Rockefellers, Carnegies and Morgans, obtained their wealth by questionable means and sometimes on the backs of the American worker.  Today, not much has changed.  Three billionaires, Ber
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Late Bloomers

May 21, 2019
by Caroline Miller
age is no impediment to achievement, Angela' Ashes, Late Bloomers, our plastic brains, Rich Kalgaard
2 Comments
When I was in high school, I had a counselor who referred to me as her late bloomer.  I suppose it was because I never had a date in those days, though I had friends enough.  At least, I seldom sat alone at lunch in the school cafeteria. Even so, I’ve never felt in sync wi
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Sense and Sensibility

May 20, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Charlie Rose, Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Horacio Silva, Les Moonves, Robert Mueller, Social Network, The Four Seasons
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On Friday,  I complained I experience vertigo as a result of sharing the world with Donald Trump and his followers.  I don’t even know how to describe Trump.  Is he  a president or a cult leader?  A president or a would-be dictator?  Certainly, he is a celebrity.  As such, th
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Where’s The Beef?

May 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Bizarro World, Donald Trump, Leona Helmsley, Rudyard Kipling, Trump in the polls, U. S. economy
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Of late, Donald Trump’s favorability rating has jumped to a high of 49 percent in one major poll.  I admit, I am puzzled, like a salmon swimming upstream while numbers of my species are headed toward the sea. Where are they going?  What are they thinking?  Okay, I get
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