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I miss J-Walking
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David Kuo
For the past year I’ve been working with friends to help them put together a new website. It is called Culture11.com and it is a good place to go. I encourage you to make it part of your browsing. But it is a site that is more clinical than personal – a site of the…
The best book (one of them)
By
David Kuo
Two nights ago, in the midst of a grumpy, grouchy late night kitchen cleaning session during which I bemoaning everything from the state of the free world to who ridiculously dirty our dirty dishes get I said the simplest little prayer. “Jesus. Help.” I didn’t much want to pray. I didn’t much feel like it.…
Culture11?
By
David Kuo
One of the reasons I’ve not blogged much (understatement) for the past several months is that I’ve been rather busy and preoccupied on a business project. The project is a new online magazine and community focusing on American culture – everything from pop culture to politics and fashion to family. It is called Culture11 and…
Obama’s very big night in the desert…
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David Kuo
Note – Most of my blogging now occurs at Culture11.com a new media company. My blog is here. John McCain had a good night at Rick Warren’s forum on faith and character and so on. Barack Obama had a better night. How much better? We’ll find out in a few months. It isn’t that Obama…
THIS matters
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David Kuo
While we spill pixels about John Edwards, how many write about this?
Edwards
By
David Kuo
I’m trying to find anger or bitterness or shock at all that John Edwards did and didn’t do and said he did and said he didn’t do. There is, of course, sadness – sadness for all those people who worked so hard for him, sadness for all of those who he let lie to cover…
McCain’s “The One”
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David Kuo
John McCain’s band of white advisers had best take a stroll down the lane of African-American oratorical history before they launch their next anti-Obama missive. [This is not to suggest that there is anything racial about McCain’s ad. I’m sure that his color blind associates aren’t even aware that Sen. Obama has more melanin than…
“The Mystery Box”
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David Kuo
I’ve long been a fan of J.J. Abrams – Felicity, Alias, Lost, etc. This short lecture by him is wonderful, insightful, funny, and inspirational…
The ripping pain of innocence
By
David Kuo
Our young daughter is engaging the world and loving it. Now 3 and aware that only most of the universe revolves around her she is exploring the other creatures she runs across – particularly those her size. This means that she walks up to children and says, in a high, sweet, clear voice that emphasizes…
Male insults
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David Kuo
Several years ago, while attending an Atlanta Braves baseball game at Turner Field – their home park – my wife kept getting a quizzical look on her face. It only occurred when the Braves were at bat and usually during a moment when things were going well for them. Finally she turned to me and…
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