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A Voice Of Conscience Is Silenced

December 29, 2017
by Caroline Miller
black listed, McCarthy era, Pete Seeger, Smother Brothers
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pete seeger
When I arrived at college in the mid 1950’s, I knew nothing about folk music. Pete Seeger was all the rage on campus and when I heard him sing Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, a lump formed in my throat. The song ended, I could do nothing but stand up and cheer. One could say mine
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Dare To Be Lucky

December 28, 2017
by Caroline Miller
"Get Luckier", Betsy Rapaport, Brian Tracy, Dr. Richard Wiserman, luck requires risk
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Pot of gold
A friend changed the lunch venue on me the other day from a restaurant I knew well to one I didn’t. Not wanting to struggle with maps and downtown traffic, I suggested we postpone but my friend insisted. So, though I was reluctant, I wended my way along an unfamiliar route to find m
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Taxes Have Nothing To Do With It

December 27, 2017
by Caroline Miller
"Manners & Misdemeansors", charitable bequests, Kevin Conley, the nuns of Xalapa
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nun aiding the elderly
I don’t know who decided it was okay to ask old folks, like me, to restructure their wills to make charitable bequests, but I find these appeals offensive. I’ve no wish to be rushed to the grave, not even for a good cause. Nor do I want to feel guilty for popping off later rather
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Dangerous Words

December 26, 2017
by Caroline Miller
"The Chronicles of Narnia", "The Wind in the Willows", "Winnie the Pooh", Megan Cox Gordon, standards for children's literature
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Winnie the Pooh with gun
Two of the most dangerous words in any language are “should” and “ought.” Generally, they are used to create divisions between those who follow the rules and those who don’t. Society needs rules, of course, but few of them need the heft of Biblical standards. Most transgress
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Happy Holidays

December 25, 2017
by Caroline Miller
happpy holidays, snow scene
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Another Time Out

December 22, 2017
by Caroline Miller
caroline miller, time out for the holidays, writing the memoir
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I admit it.  I can’t talk and chew gum at the same time.  Keeping my blog afloat while I finish the third edit of my memoir is beyond me.  I have 60 pages to go and at the glacial rate of 3 pages a day, I need to devote another 20 days of uninterrupted time to complete this versi
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2017 — It Hasn’t All Been Bad

December 21, 2017
by Caroline Miller
#MeToo, 2018 tax bill, health tips, money tips, review of 2017
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Christmas is almost here, and I’m already looking forward to turning the calendar page on 2017.  But it wasn’t all bad.  Science had a good year. Gene therapy made inroads in the fight against cancer.   Folks allergic to peanuts may soon have a treatment.  Even a man, paralyz
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Last Of The Humans — May The Force Be With Us

December 20, 2017
by Caroline Miller
AI writes first novel, Alex Williams, artificial intelligence, Go master and AI, jobs for humans lost to AI, Redefining Privacy in the Digital Age, The Fourth Amendment, Third Party Doctrine
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Without a doubt, the digital world is taking us where no man or woman has gone before.  The universe of the mind is rapidly melding with the natural one, creating infinite possibilities. Having reached the edge of the new frontier, we’re about to face unanticipated challenges, the
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Bonfires Of The Vestal Virgins

December 19, 2017
by Caroline Miller
sea-change in sexual behavior, sexual harassment, The Scarlet Letter
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After 35 years on the bench, a federal appeals court judge is facing the sexual harassment charges of four women. Three staffers said he showed them pornographic photos in his office.  A fourth complained he suggested she workout naked.  (“The U. S. at a glance…” The Week, Dec
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The Help — And How To Comport Yourself Around Them

December 18, 2017
by Caroline Miller
Downton Abbey, hired help, life upstairs and downstairs at the manor, managing servants
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I pity the folks who will take care of me when I grow too old to help myself.  Like my mother, I don’t accept assistance easily.   Already, I’m having a tug of wills with the women who clean my apartment at the retirement center.  I can’t stop them from scrubbing my toilet,
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