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A Little Necessary Business To Stay Safe

May 06, 2019
by Caroline Miller
AARP, National Do Not Call Registry, scam callers, wi-fi safety
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Any day is a bad day to encounter a scammer, but something about April and tax time seems to flush them to the surface like worms after a hard spring rain.   I was reminded of this when my phone rang yesterday.  Because of crank calls, I make it a habit to let my phone ring through
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Justice May Not Be Blind But It Can Be Stupid

May 01, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Felicity Huffman, jails and non-violent crimes, plea bargaining, public defenders, the financial sinkhole of the U. S. justice system, U. N. report on U. S. incarceration rates, U. S. Justice screwed to serve the rich
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Does our criminal justice system disadvantage the poor and minorities?  Unquestionably, it does and now Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , newly elected to Congress, thinks so, too.  Among the latest in her endless barrage of opinions is one that concerns actress Felicity Huffman.  The lat
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Avoid The Circular Firing Squad

April 30, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Medicare for all., Nancy Pelosi, Obamacare, public sentiment on health care for all
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Is Medicare for All affordable?  I have no idea. Apparently, neither do Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose argument in favor appears to be based on their misreading of a medical study.  Nonetheless, the goal is important and Obamacare has been a step in the right dir
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Is Our Country Too Full?

April 29, 2019
by Caroline Miller
global fertility rates in decline, Justin Fox, mass migrations on decline, Migration is Slowing, sub-Saharan Africa
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Our President, Donald Trump, wants to close our southern border.  According to him. our country is full.  Tell that to the Dakotas, to the emptied towns in mid-America, and to the plains of Wyoming.  With an aging population approaching twice that of the younger one, the country is
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Finding Your Roots And Getting Tangled In Them

April 26, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Clue to an Identity, cold case crime solving, DNA, Kristen V. Brown, privacy and DNA information
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FINDING YOUR ROOTS AND GETTING TANGLED IN THEM Today, so many ways exist to invade our privacy without our knowledge, it’s almost comic to think how freely we volunteer these intimate details ourselves.  Without batting an eye, we do it to find romance or search our family history.
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Marat/Sade In The Time Of Donald Trump

April 24, 2019
by Caroline Miller
9th Circle of Hell, Betsy DeVos, Charlotte Corday, Christian evangelicals, Donald Trump, James Khashoggi, Jean-Paul Marat, Kim Jon Un, Maarat/Sade, Marquis de Sade, Mike Pence, Mohammed Ben Salaman, Peter Weiss, Stephanie Russel-Kraft, Vladimir Putin
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In the 1960s, Peter Weiss stunned the world with his play, The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade. The story depicts a French asylum in 1808 in which the inmates re-enact 
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The Great Gatsby Curve

April 19, 2019
by Caroline Miller
academically gifted poor and minorities lack support systems to help them, corruption in higher education, poor in the U. S. finding it harder to rise economically, The Great Gatsby Curve
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I know a Latin woman who works as a cleaning lady in a healthcare facility. She has two children and a working husband.  Her goal is to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN), and she is a student at a private college.  When she told me she was in her final year of study and that s
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Thoughts On Power, Money And The Loss Of A Compassionate Society

April 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
F. Scott Fitzgerald, Hassanal Bolkiah, Shira Law, Sultan of Brunei, The Great Gatsby
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The Sultan of Brunei, Hassanal Bolkiah, has reinstituted Shira law in his largely Muslim country.  Now, the likelihood a child could lose a hand for stealing an apple is real.  Sex without a marriage license will carry the death penalty as will homosexual behavior.  The weight of t
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Long Time Passing

April 12, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Allen Ginsberg, baby boomers, Beat Generation, Jack Kerouac, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Little Boy:A Novel
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In pursuit of yesterday’s blog about growing old, I pause here not only to celebrate the 100th birthday of Beat Generation poet,  Lawrence Ferlinghetti, but also the publication of his new book, Little Boy: A Novel Unlike other writers in the pantheon of literary history, Ferlinghe
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Chasing Time

April 09, 2019
by Caroline Miller
chasing time, food dellivery, recycling., restaurants respond to food delivery demand, takeout food
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My mother, who recently turned 103, and I had an Indian Restaurant where we liked to have lunch.  The moment we stepped through the door, steam rising from the kitchen, beckoned with aromatic fingers.  Curry. Cumin.  Saffron. Too often, we were the shop’s only patrons. Not becaus
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