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Let Us Never Forget

May 26, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Memorial Day
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                      (Courtesy of www.theenglightenedconservative.com)
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A Race for Everyone

May 20, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Northwester University study on fear and conservative thinking
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human evolution
It’s probably my imagination but  people espousing cruel ideologies seem to be crawling out of the woodwork these days, whether it’s the politician in India who insists that women who are raped should be hanged http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/14/rape-comments-india-election
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What God Thinks Of Money

May 19, 2014
by Caroline Miller
A. A. Gill, money can't buy happiness, Perfection Anxiety
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gerbils on a gerbil wheel
“Nothing has ever given us as much pleasure as our pocket money when we were 12,” observes A. A. Gill in a recent article for Vanity Fair. (“Perfection Anxiety,” by A. A. Gill, Vanity Fair, May 2014 pgs. 120-122.) I would add, that as for the 12 year-old, the link between mon
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Faith And Reason

May 16, 2014
by Caroline Miller
faith and reason
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guns and the Bible
A Facebook friend shared a poster out of eastern Ukraine, recently, that purported Jews were being required to register their passports and records of property at a makeshift government headquarters in the rebel area of the country. As the language was foreign, I had no idea whether t
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The Two Faces Of Big Data

May 07, 2014
by Caroline Miller
(Mis)leading Indicators, big data as a tool of measuring the economy, Zachery Karabell
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economic forecasting
My email has been flooded with petitions asking me to oppose changes to the way the federal government calculates cost of living adjustments for seniors on Social Security. Frankly I’m torn. I don’t want to lose money, but I don’t want my country to go bankrupt either.  Fortuna
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Who’s Watching The Watchers?

April 30, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Jack Shafer, media's role in government leaks, Rahul Sagar, Secrets and Leaks
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Reporter image
While I was in public life, I wrote a pamphlet entitled, “Who’s Watching the Watchers.” The subject was media accountability. Hoping the industry would police itself struck me as naïve as thinking North Korea might give up its nuclear weapons. My proposal was to create a citize
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The Power Of Women

April 29, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Hamid Karazai, Moscow and the Mosque, Robert D. Crews, Sharia Law, Vladimir Putin, wife beating
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beaten Muslim wife
I read recently that Hamid Karzai, President of Afghanistan, had signed into law the right of a man to beat his wife. (Yahoonews.com) He did it, he explained, because the order was in accordance with Sharia law. Apart for the immorality of using religion as a pretext to abuse women an
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How Old Is Old?

April 28, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Christian Barnard, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Noam Scheiber, Over the Hill in Silicon Valley
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Google party
Silicon Valley is leading with its chin again. Besides sexism (See Blog 7/25/12) and anti-union labor practices (See Blog 2/12/12), ageism is another charge to be added to the list of complaints.  Noam Scheiber’s article, “Over the Hill in Silicon Valley,” exposes the frat hous
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He Lov’d Not Wisely

April 25, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Alex Shoumatoff, Hildebrand Gurlitt, Hitler's Degernate Art collection, Robert Edsel, Rolf Cornelius Gurlitt, The Devil and the Art Dealer, The Monuments Men
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Rolf Cornelius Gurlitt
A revered Buddhist monk long ago was asked what he would most regret about dying. After some thought, he answered he would miss watching clouds drift across the sky. His reply struck me as profound, nothing I might have said, though I have an answer if I am ever asked the question. I
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Endangered Species

April 24, 2014
by Caroline Miller
deteriorating effects of solitary confinement, Going Crazy in Solitary, what results do we want from our prisons?
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jail isolation
I’ve always assumed a society should reflect the highest values of its citizen, which includes treating individuals with respect. Few would quarrel with that value, I think, until we turn our attention to the treatment of prisoners. Regrettably some people see jails as instruments o
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