One morning, Charlie Baker, Governor of Massachusetts and a former private health insurance high raking executive, wakes up in the Twilight Zone, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose … [Read more...]
Senator Cassidy: Demagoguery won’t reopen our schools
The latest congressional outrage is from Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA), who went onto Fox News Sunday (January 31, 2021) with this pile of televised ignorance that begins at 02:34 into the video: One area where we decrease. He [Biden] has … [Read more...]
Does anyone else see a problem with this picture?
Robert Reich U.S. billionaire wealth in 2010: $1.5 trillion … [Read more...]
Credentialism Disguised as a Skills Gap
Watching MSNBC this morning, as I do most mornings, I heard Stephanie Ruhle , Senior Business correspondent and anchor of MSNBC Live mention the infamous skills gap and ask her guest how the Biden Administration was going to address the … [Read more...]
Crisis, What Crisis?
In 1759, Voltaire published the novel Candide, which featured a character Professor Pangloss. Though a great many calamities follow Candide and the Professor in their travels, Professor Pangloss never alters his philosophy of life. Nor does … [Read more...]
Recognizing Black Contributions to America
Kingsford "Preserving the Pit" promotional image CNN is reporting an initiative launched today (25-Jan-2021) by Kingsford (the charcoal brand) to honor and encourage the role Black Americans played in creating the American barbecue … [Read more...]
Jobs, Jobs, Jobs or How to Talk about Climate
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (https://www.bls.gov/ooh/fastest-growing.htm) says wind turbine service technician jobs should grow 61% over the next decade, the #1 fastest growing job for the next decade. Solar photovoltaic [PV] installer* … [Read more...]
City Agriculture – January 21, 2021, the Happy Inauguration Issue
A rooftop forest for … [Read more...]
In the end…
America chose the boy that stuttered over the bully. … [Read more...]
Well, this is interesting…
...and certainly counterintuitive. For all our griping about inert politics and governance in this state it seems we stand out among states for liking our elected officials. Not just in the mine is great, but everyone else stinks, but we … [Read more...]
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