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When we say we’re gay, bi or lesbian, The reaction’s often a nervous one Not because of our orientation But because sexual revelation Is to some a troubling one Creating feelings that to some are queer, Feelings that strike at … Continue reading →

  With the national focus and outrage on the pat downs at airports, news organizations may be missing the real story: those images released by the TSA are misleading. The TSA may not be coming clean on the resolution of … Continue reading →

  A short delay.     I am falling a bit behind on the next installment of Josie, a love story.  I had hoped to have Parts II and IV ready to post this evening, but between the demands of … Continue reading →

  Oct. 3 – Oct. 9, 2010   Sun Oct. 3, 2010- Rand and FOX Share Views   Rand Paul debates Jack Conway on FOX News,Rand to change Social Security rulesBut for now, he tempers his far right views,Thinking his … Continue reading →

  This election day was greeted by the news that the Newt was more of weasel than a lizard with a piece in the rightwing  National Review Online that reveal Gingrich’s strange obsession with President Obama and a kooky theory … Continue reading →

  Like many authors who survive by shameless self-promotion, I have created one of those ticklers on Google that emails me an alert whenever something turns up or over that involves me in some way or the other—which is how … Continue reading →

  Wow, what a day Saturday turned out to be. River Ruckus, a celebration of and on the Merrimack River at Haverhill, MA, started as early as 8 a.m. with artists, writers, performers and vendors arriving to set up their … Continue reading →

Saturday, the 14th, will find me at the Haverhill River Ruckus celebration in Haverhill, MA, where I will be signing books and chatting with some of the 5,000 to 10,000 visitors expected to attend this all day exposition and celebration … Continue reading →

  I heard the story almost as soon as I rolled out of bed this morning. MSNBC was announcing that WalMart was planning to embed tags in male underwear in order to track these items of clothing for inventory and … Continue reading →

  It is the losing of one’s health That kills; not the loss of one’s wealth.     Disasters, like the execution of a sentence to be hanged come the dawn, have a remarkable way of focusing one’s mind. And … Continue reading →