Shouting over people and cancelling them has become so commonplace that people are numb to the impact. The incident pictured above, which was seen by over 120 million people last week is pathognomonic of a trend. So, it’s a worthy topic to consider this President’s Day. We think of such behaviors as common in Dictatorships, […]
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by Davia
I was in Vegas this week and experienced firsthand the mayhem of Super Bowl preparation. Streets were closed, construction was everywhere as the city was prepared to be even more electrified than usual. And that says a lot if you know Vegas! I even experienced another traffic-snarling event…The President. Over 110,000,000 people, nearly […]
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by Davia
Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales went into the hospital for “abdominal” surgery on January 16th. Communications about the Princess comes through Kensington Palace. Their first press release on January 17th, was vague, only saying that she “will remain in hospital for 10-14 days before returning home to continue her recovery.” They subsequently said that she […]
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