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  • June 24, 2021 · Mind Wanderings

    Borders and Boundaries: Don’t Fence Me In

    On a walk through my neighborhood, which contains a sizable number of kids, something seemed amiss. As we wandered along, I could not quite put my finger on it, but way in the back of my mind the voices were…

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  • March 4, 2020 · Serious Thoughts

    A Rising Tide

    Hope for America The hope of America lies not in her great history or in the resiliency of her people, but in the ability of our system of government to survive regardless of the level of quality in our leadership.…

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  • July 4, 2019 · Mind Wanderings

    A Message to Nike: Sell the Damn Sneakers

    First, Happy 4th of July 2019 the 243rd Birthday of this American Experiment! The controversy over the original flag and its symbolic relationship to slavery and racism does nothing to further the discussion on racism in the United States. While…

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  • January 29, 2017 · Mind Wanderings, Serious Thoughts

    Dissolving the American Dream

    As an optimist, I look for the positive in all things. Sometimes, it is all but impossible to find. Yet, even within the turbulence of the first week of the Trumping of America, there is a shiny element of good.…

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  • March 5, 2016 · Serious Thoughts, Uncategorized

    Trumping America

    I think I have figured out the Trump phenomenon. His success in the primaries comes from supporters who behave at the maturity level of 15-year-old boys and 13-year-old girls. They are not quite children, not quite adults, and driven by…

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  • February 21, 2016 · Serious Thoughts, Uncategorized

    Using Apple to take a Bite out of Crime

    As most of us know, (and if this is news, you should pay more attention), the Justice department sought Apple Computer’s assistance in bypassing the security encryption on an iPhone. Not just any phone, but the phone used by the…

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  • December 9, 2015 · Uncategorized

    The Inherent Risks of Freedom

    Freedom carries with it responsibilities and risks Those who enjoy the freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution and Laws must accept the responsibility to support the same freedom for those that hold different perspectives. We bear the burden of tolerance for…

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  • November 19, 2015 · Uncategorized

    When Did the American Eagle become the Cowardly Lion?

    When did we become so afraid? A country born in revolution, tested by a civil war, and bloodied on the battlefields of the Ardennes, Bastogne, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Chosin Reservoir, Hue, Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan. When did this country, blended of…

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  • June 9, 2015 · Mind Wanderings, Serious Thoughts

    Gun Control: A Time to Rethink the Realities

    I struggle with the idea of gun control.  Over time, my ideas have gone from embracing the idea that anyone should be able to own a firearm, as long as they comply with the law, to questioning the need for…

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  • February 22, 2015 · Uncategorized

    Cold Memories and Critical Thinking

    The recent cold brought back memories of when I was a young boy growing up in Cumberland. We had a trash barrel in the backyard where, a few times a week, we would burn our trash. I know this is…

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