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  • Birthday: Feb 7, 1954
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You Gotta Have Heart

We all have one. For most of us it is just another body organ, but without which we would cease to exist. How precious that very organ becom... read more

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Football: a Grim Fairy Tale

Once upon a time and quite a few years ago, I was envied by many at work for winning Superbowl tickets to a Raiders/Cowboy game in the L.A. colis... read more

Posted 1 years ago - 4 comments

National Enmity and the Game of Soccer

If you are a soccer fan, and seek to learn more about the political and economic world we live in, you may be interested in reading Franklin F... read more

Posted 1 years ago - 1 comment

What is a Survivor?

The dictionary defines "survivor" as to endure, to live longer than, or to outlive, speaking of the physical life itself. But how does one survive the... read more

Posted 1 years ago - 4 comments

Just a Side Dish ...

The airing of  "Combat Hospital" on CNN, November 11, 2006, was a very moving documentary. As a nurse working in acute care, I have an under... read more

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Justice for All

It will be interesting to see if the tribunal for the Khmer Rouge, once Pol Pot's regime in Cambodia, actually takes place. It has been many years now... read more

Posted 1 years ago - 1 comment

Terror in the Streets

In America, we are so fortunate to have political and social peace. We as Americans have freedoms other countries have never experienced or may n... read more

Posted 1 years ago - 2 comments

The Freedom of Forgiveness

Over the ages, there have been many different generations from various countries that have had to witness atrocities by their fellow man. Where and ho... read more

Posted 1 years ago - 3 comments

The Galabia: a Symbol of Truth

For a picture of what everyday life of the average Islamic Egyptian woman would be, read Distant View of a Minaret by Alifa Rifaat. Her perspective is... read more

Posted 1 years ago - 5 comments

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