Monthly Archives: October 2013

Dark Matter is Mulch out of which life grows: the present light or “Kingdom of God”.   Silver Lining as addiction or bad streak: George W. Bush means well if he’s like me, about 99.99% of the time, but it’s … Continue reading →

“Hopefully she’ll have some habits (more irritating, “worse”) than yours.”

#SupremeCourtofCalifornia Justice: “I’m glad I’m not practicing anymore.” [Re: State Bar of CA “regulation” of Lawyers. “Arm” leading Body?] Expand

Locals, they have local advantage. @11minutes2close WATCH OUT!

0:15 Sponge: The Hill needs some breathing room to make decisions. They look to CNBC, Bloomberg, PIMCO [and MARKETCAST ON THE SLY]. That’s what’s different about CNBCWorld and CNBC. During a CNBC broadcast, many are looking at their own book … Continue reading →

08:51 Sponge: Lot’s of hidden wealth in America: Parkland, NattyGas, Oil…shell game for Boehner? Learned in his father’s bar? I like Boehner but please…we are alive now. Boehner’s grandkids can decide the fate of the Parks and the Constitution. 08:51 … Continue reading →

Does the legal profession keep statistics of employment discrimination lawsuits by women and minorities? Is there an argument for being alike when you are building a platform? Will the Corporation be destabilized if the Board is prematurely crowded with diverse … Continue reading →

What do you think about the Stanford Law Professor calling foul over all the twitter Board of Directors being White Men? Why bring that up now during the Budget and Debt Ceiling debate? Relationships take time. Don’t shove us together. … Continue reading →

I have a 1911 Canadian penny with George’s image.  Found it in a roll of pennies while I was collecting rare coins.  Always liked George.  It was worth many times its value when I found it.     George V (George Frederick … Continue reading →

Just got off the air with Pedro Baez on KPFK-FM’s “The Hutchinson Report”. We and others discussed Right to Trial under the U.S. Constitution, interpersonal/individual vs. State communications ending in summary execution, fear of being misunderstood and labeled as an … Continue reading →