3 Steps to Break the Self-Judgment Habit -
There’s no denying it, inherent in our human make-up is the need to judge and criticize. Some of us are more naturally talented at this than others. It’s worth getting curious about how the…
"Writing is Just What Some People Do, Whenever They Stop Writing About It." -
“When there is no writing out there to speak for itself, the writer talks about writing. Maybe they write a story about it. Or an essay. Or they read a story/essay about writing, which is an…
Chart: Who's Bearing the Tax Burden? - National - The Atlantic Wire - StumbleUpon -
Chart details change in share borne by corporations and individuals over time.
God-willing, and the creeks don’t rise -
In the holler when I grew up, a big rainfall was a glorious thing. In this picture my mom just took and sent me, there’s a bridge missing where the rising water washed it away; a yearly spring…
How I Pwn My Inbox At All Times -
My inbox might get crowded on occasion, but it never stays that way. Currently, I have 34 emails in my inbox, all of which are relevant.
I get several hundred emails per day, but I’m in…
The Real Story of Our Economy: Why Our Standard of Living Has Stalled Out | Economy | AlterNet -
Shared by KurtFor more than a quarter century after WWII the fruits of America’s productivity were shared with average working people, year in and year out. Not anymore.
Eisenhower was right.
“The tension felt in the modern world between those who look at the confluence of neuroscientific data, historical data, and other information illuminating our past and those who simply accept…
This week I’ve been transfixed by the images of protest in Egypt. The images evoked a variety of strong emotions in rapid succession: hope, joy, excitement, worry, fear, pride,…
Media: Vaccine-Autism Link Was Scientific Fraud, Says New Report -