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John Steinbeck On Yesterday’s Election Results: From “I” To “We”

Yesterday we had a few elections – mixed results. Leave it to cable and cable listeners to sift through it, interpret it. Choose your channel, and it’ll give you the answer you’re looking for. But if you want an eye opener, some critical analysis, I suggest Steinbeck, who in reflecting on the great westward migration […]

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DAILY CHOICE: Love vs. Hate

REFLECTION: What do two imperfect souls have to offer each other beyond a touch, a smile, a willingness to defend? Each smile has a future that’s built in, made certain by a confidence in the “better or worse”, “richer or poorer”, “in sickness and in health”, or not. How tender is that early touch, how […]

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Uniting Health And Water Professionals

WEFTEC OPENING SESSION, Orlando, FL  (VIDEO) On October 12, 2009, I completed a journey that began a little over 8 years ago, in the immediate aftermath of 9/11. As NYC dwellers at the time, our family was directly impacted by the events, the immediate response, and the short, and continuing long term recovery. I was […]

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DAILY CHOICE: Friday, February 5, 2010

Reflection: Happy vs. Unhappy

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DAILY CHOICE: Monday, February 2, 2010

Reflection: Choice vs. Chance

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Saving Health Care, Saving America

GUEST CORRESPONDENTS Brian Klepper, David C. Kibbe, Robert Laszewski, and Alain Enthoven So far, Congress’ response to the health care crisis has been alarmingly disappointing in three ways. First, by willingly accepting enormous sums from health care special interests, our representatives have obligated themselves to their benefactors’ interests rather than to those of the American […]

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Who Was Norman Borlaug and The Problem With America’s Short Attention Span

Mike Magee MD Few would argue that there is a great cultural shift going on in America today. Agree or not, we’re questioning our opinions, priorities, and beliefs. Every sector is up for grabs – financial, health care, agriculture, energy and education. Dealing with change on this level seems all the more daunting because of […]

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