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What Happy People Do
From the New York Times: Happy people spend a lot of time socializing, going to church and reading newspapers — but they don’t spend a lot of time watching television, a new study finds. That’s what unhappy people do. Although … Continue reading
Posted in Happiness
Tagged john robinson, reading newspapers, rsquo, social indicators research, watching television
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Race and Sports
Listen to the whole thing here. Luke: "How do you feel race is covered by sportswriters?" Santa Rose Press Democrat sports columnist Lowell Cohn: "That’s the hardest question you’ve asked me. I know that African-American athletes feel that they are … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged african american athletes, bravery, candor, nfl coaches, resentment, rsquo
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Cowards Die Every Day
Joe emails: "Do you look over your shoulder when you walk down the street worrying that someone may be following you? That someone has put a hit out on you? That someone you have insulted or embarrassed will beat the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged cowards, depositions, litigation costs, luke ford, rsquo
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The World Is Not Black And White
Rabbi Ari Kahn writes about this week’s Torah portion: How appropriate that the symbol of God’s covenant with Noach, and through him with all of humanity, is the many-colored rainbow: The world is not black and white, it is multi-colored, … Continue reading
Posted in Torah
Tagged deluge, merciful god, noach, rabbi ari kahn, rsquo, torah portion
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Bloggers Invade L.A. Times
Eric Ulken writes: What happens when you put a bunch of bloggers in a room, feed them pizza and moderate a discussion on their craft? You end up with two real-time conversations: One in the physical room and the other … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging
Tagged andrew malcolm, harry chandler, Los Angeles Times, luke ford, rsquo, time conversations
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