Month: November 2005

As many of you know, I published my first novel this year.  It is a small novel, by a small guy.  But it has gotten great reader response.  And it has a really cool progressive message. I just got my first review...

Thanksgiving is over, but Old Home Week lingers on in my mind, that fine Southern tradition of searching for links between people not previously acquainted, and between pastimes and present events. My family said goodbye to my...

OK you Americans, put your hands up any of you who know that over the weekend, 53 countries agreed on their joint approach for the next in the Dohar round of World Trade Organisation discussions next month? (Canadians are...

  Bush Administration “Breaks the Promise” by Expanding Global Gag Rule to HIV Funding On Eve of World AIDS Day ::::warning, PDF link:::: Washington, D.C. – In a stealth move intended to draw little public...

The common theme in several news stories recently is how we much we have been and are being lied to, and on matters of incredibly important significance. Robert Koehler, in his syndicated column of 11/24/05, talks about an issue...