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On DNA And Cats

March 06, 2015
by Caroline Miller
23andMe, Anne Wojcick, DNA, French Italian and American fashion, style as DNA or culture?
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23andMe was founded by Anne Wojcick and named for the  23 pairs of chromosomes that comprise the human  DNA.  She created the company because she believes people should have access to their biological  data.  The FDA disagrees and now her company is in a tussle with the governmen
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What’ll You Have, Hombre?

March 05, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Big Gulp, cattle drinking the west dry., cattle raising and the environment, cattle ranching, Christopher Ketcham
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Being a vegetarian is something I don’t talk about much.  The decision was mine and I made it when I was 11, to the chagrin of my mother.   Back then, mealtimes became so cantankerous,  she hauled me off to the doctor for a lecture on nutrition.  Her strategy backfired.  She
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Chocolate Anyone?

March 04, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Bob Morris, fine dining, foodies, Michelin stars, The Hunger Games
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A cry of rebellion has permeated the emails flashing back and forth among the newer residents of the retirement center where I live.  As might be expected, the complaints are about the food.  It’s too salty, the meat’s too stringy, the variety too meager and worst of all, the pr
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New Beginnings

March 03, 2015
by Caroline Miller
A Self-Made Heiress, Charlene De Carvalho, Heinekens, Patricia Sellers
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A former student wrote to say that having married in her junior year of college, she’d left to raise a family,  As she nears retirement, however, she’s decided to return to school to finish her degree.   Naturally, I applauded her decision just as I did when my mother earned he
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Want More Control In Your Life?

March 02, 2015
by Caroline Miller
7 Things Moive Theater Managers Want You to know, Brooke Showell, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, gaps in social structures, technology that makes us feel in control
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Feeling out of control in your life?  Join the club.  Not only is there a growing gap between rich and poor around the world, but the gap between society’s leaders and the man in the street is enough to leave anyone queasy.  Take, for example, the gap between the way scientists v
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To Be Or Not To Be A Mother

February 27, 2015
by Caroline Miller
being childless, Growing Up Together, Robin Black
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I wrote earlier about research concerning women who avoid highly competitive careers in order to  raise a family.  (Blog 1/29/15)  Others have chosen differently, deciding to remain childless so they can compete in those challenging jobs.  The decision to have a child or not can b
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Who Owns Culture?

February 26, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Cultural War, encylopedic museums, Jame Cuno, nation-states, protecting cultural heritage, UNESCO
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James Cuno, President and CEO of the J. Paul Getty Trust writes in “Cultural War,” that when Turkey’s Minister of Culture, Ertugrul Gunay, suggests “each and every antiquity in any part  of the world should eventually go back to its homeland,” the gentleman is in error. (F
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Enlightened Men

February 25, 2015
by Caroline Miller
is there a need for feminism?, Jessica Grose, men's role in feminism
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Though I am a self-proclaimed feminist, I discovered recently that the majority of my readers are men.  The division between the sexes isn’t large but enough to surprise me.  True, I don’t target a specific audience with my blogs.  I write what interests me and hope others will
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Kill Your Darlings

February 24, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Albert Camus, Dr. Seuss, Go Set a Watchman, Harper Lee, Sir Quiller-Couch, To Kill a Mockingbird
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A writer, sitting alone with a computer, lives a courageous life.  It begins with an internal struggle to manage thoughts, to edit fearlessly and then expose the work to the public where it will be praised, ridiculed or ignored.  I think Harper Lee at 82 is remarkably brave to come
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Apps That Provide A Measure Of Safety

February 23, 2015
by Caroline Miller
apps that offer protection, Jennifer Baumgardner, rape defense, The Legacy of Campus Rape
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One day at lunch, recently, a resident at the retirement center where I live was kind enough to compliment me on my play, Woman on the Scarlet Beast, which she’d seen the previous night.  Her companion hadn’t attended the performance but was quick to remind me that my small trium
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