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by Ed Raymond | Nov 20, 2015
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The Personal Question At 6 p.m.: “Are You Healthy Enough For Sex?”
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Pope Francis is seriously concerned about the second largest religious force in the country overtaking his church
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by Ed Raymond | Oct 30, 2015
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by Ed Raymond | Oct 22, 2015
Thomas Browne: “But Man Is a Noble Animal, Splendid in Ashes, and Pompous in the Grave”
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by Ed Raymond | Oct 15, 2015
Having Everything—Having Nothing
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by Ed Raymond | Oct 7, 2015
From Carnivorous Mighty Mites To Vegetarian Monsters
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by Ed Raymond | Oct 1, 2015
A Black Man Who Wants To Eat At The Dining Room Table All Of The Time
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by Ed Raymond | Sep 24, 2015
We Are Finally Getting Serious About Finding Out How Our Brains Actually Work
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by Ed Raymond | Sep 16, 2015
Why the 99 percent is so pissed it isn’t going to take it anymore
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by Ed Raymond | Sep 9, 2015
The obituary of Dr. Oliver Sacks, 82, who died on August 30, appeared in national newspapers, with a photo of him holding a three-pound…
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by Ed Raymond | Sep 3, 2015
Corporate cults and the industrial revolution: it ain’t over until it’s really over
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by Ed Raymond | Aug 26, 2015
Whatever happened to Wendell Berry’s adage about being downstream or upstream?
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by Ed Raymond | Aug 19, 2015
The dilemma of meeting Mister Death
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by Ed Raymond | Aug 12, 2015
Esther had watched her 6’ 2”-195 pound very handsome son win Olympic gold in the 1976 Olympics in the decathlon, no doubt the world’s…
Read NowBlue and Red States
by Ed Raymond | Aug 5, 2015
In 2004 a young mulatto senator from Illinois by the name of Barack Obama gave an electrifying speech to the Democratic National Convention...
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by Ed Raymond | Jul 29, 2015
Astronaut Sally Ride, our first woman in space, spent time looking at earth as the space shuttle hurtled around the earth, entranced by a…
Read NowMoral Capitalism
by Ed Raymond | Jul 22, 2015
Slavery started in Virginia in 1619 and was “legal” in all British colonies to provide labor for tobacco, rice, and indigo plantations in the…
Read NowCapitalist Fracketeering
by Ed Raymond | Jul 15, 2015
We all know what fracking means in the oil industry.
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