Pope Confused About Scripture
2013-07-30 – Pope Francis exhibited tiredness and confusion on the flight home from his first foreign trip as pope when he answered a reporter’s question about gays in the […]
Monthly Archives: July 2013
Unintended Memorial
2013-07-27 – I hadn’t been in New York since before 9/11. That trip was for some sort of business that is long forgotten. What I do remember from that trip […]
Blowin’ in the Wind
2013-07-21 – I’ve been trying to find time to play my guitar recently. I had let this go for a few months. No time for anything but work. But […]
Pathway to Citizenship (Part II)
2013-07-18 — Last time I talked about creating a pathway to citizenship for African-Americans that would be comparable to the pathway to citizenship being proposed in the immigration bill […]
Pathway to Citizenship
2013-07-16 — Pending now in Congress is an immigration bill. A big issue in the bill is the so-called “pathway to citizenship.” I am in favor of such a pathway. […]
Legally Accidental
2013-07-14 – Not guilty. The George Zimmerman verdict is being ballyhooed as vindication of Zimmerman’s claim of self-defense. But that’s not how the law works when a defendant wins. Defendants […]
Driverless Harleys
2013-07-10 – There’s been a lot of news lately about driverless cars. Here’s a video about the Google driverless car. Google’s system has logged hundreds of thousands of miles without an […]
Book Doctors
2013-07-09 – After pitching my book at the Printers Row Lit Fest last month, I arranged a 45 minute consultation with organizers of Lit Fest Pitchapalooza, the Book Doctors. The […]
Evil Cohort
2013-07-07 – Think about cave people. Can you imagine cave people rounding up 30 11-year-olds and forcing them to sit in rows for six hours a day with only one […]
90 More Shopping Days
2013-07-03 – Chicago used to have its big fireworks on this day. I used to go every year. Eventually, the event was combined with the Taste of Chicago and […]
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