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Needed: food
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David Kuo
Today’s NYT reports that food banks are low on food: Food banks around the country are reporting critical shortages that have forced them to ration supplies, distribute staples usually reserved for disaster relief and in some instances close. “It’s one of the most demanding years I’ve seen in my 30 years” in the field, said…
Dogs or Darfur, pt. 2
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David Kuo
Thanks for the great discussion about my last post on Darfur and Michael Vick. I want to start with a great and honest comment from one reader: …humans are not “of greater worth” than animals. Humans *are* animals, and we are not the “best” animal either. That is purely a rather arrogant Judeo-Christian concept that…
Giuliani falling, Romney stuck, Huckabee rising
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David Kuo
I watched tonight’s debate a couple of times – once on TV and then once online. I reached the same conclusion in both places. Mike Huckabee is on a huge roll, Rudy Giuliani is sucking wind, and Mitt Romney sounds like an automaton. And one more thing – the Republican party should listen to John…
Dogs or Darfur?
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David Kuo
Federal prosecutors have gotten disgraced NFL star Michael Vick to set aside $928,000 for the care and placement of the 54 pit bulls rescued from his horrendous dogfighting operation. That is quite a lot of money by every standard – more than $17,000 per dog. We live in a ghastly rich country. Michael Vick has…
McDonald’s failing Darfur?
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David Kuo
A group trying to help end the genocide in Darfur has just released a report on efforts by Beijing Olympics sponsors to influence China to use its close relationship with the Sudanese government to end the brutality in Darfur. Here is their report card: • 13 Fs: Atos Origin, Lenovo, Manulife, Panasonic, Samsung, and Swatch…
Risk?
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David Kuo
Yes, online Risk. If you sign up you can play against other players from around the world. Danger, danger, time suckage approaching…
President Romney?
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David Kuo
A very interesting look at Romney’s rise in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina… and at Giuliani’s gradual decline: Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo writes of them: You can’t ignore the national numbers. I grant that, though I think there are some decent arguments that they’re based on name recognition and on those who…
Monday’s period
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David Kuo
Today was my first day on my latest chemo cycle. It was, as the days go, fine. I got to get some rest in the afternoon and watched a couple movies… Knocked Up and Shooter. No joke. It was a pay-per-view thing. I blame it on the drugs. One month I downloaded and watched a…
Gore and Bush
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David Kuo
Amazing picture from today – Al Gore, Nobel Peace Prize winner, in the Oval Office with President George W. Bush: One man won the election, the other became a statesman. Who would have guessed?
Ford Madox Brown’s
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David Kuo
I stumbled across this painting by Ford Madox Brown over the weekend and am thoroughly captivated by it. I am particularly drawn to the disciples’ faces – it seems that in each of their faces is every emotional response to Jesus that I have experienced – shock, wonder, love, bewilderment and on and on…
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