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The denigration of the elderly is egregious. All young people should hope to live into their 70's, 80's or beyond. If you have the good fortune to live that long, you will then be in the group of people despised by the youth of your day.         



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Online scams

Any time you are asked for your credit card info online, you are at extreme risk. Having access to your CC info provides the greatest opportunity for online scammers to take advantage of you.  

Online shopping is easy, fun and convenient...until it isn't. That's …

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Okla 1955

I do not have a memory of December 26, 1954. That would have been my 8th birthday. Shortly thereafter, New Year's Day of 1955 arrived and it would prove to be a pivotal year in my life.

I was in the second grade, attending Hillside, outside of Cushing, OK, the …

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Golf

I guess I have always wanted to play golf. When I look back at my youth it began at a small 9 hole sand greens course in Kimball, NE. My family relocated to Kimball in late summer of 1958 when I was 11 years old. In he fall I began the sixth grade in the …

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Reflections

Today is Christmas 2022. Another year has come and almost gone.

Ok, I let a few days pass and today is the very last of 2022. I sincerely have something to say; dislodging it from my brain is another story. I promise to spend more time trying to bring forth what …

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Ticket Prices??

I just checked the World Series website for tonight. The Phillies vs Astros. Not the matchup the TV moguls would have picked, but it is what it is. What caught my eye was a small blurb that said, "tickets available from $516." How generous of MLB to offer up …

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NFL. Whassup?

The NFL...America's favourite. What is good and bad about today's NFL? You don't know; then let e tell you. Clock management in the NFL is non-existent. The clock continues to run when a player goes out of bounds. I do not understand that. Off the field means …

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First Time

OK. I am ready to write my first post. I keep reading about Biden & the Dems wanting to erase student loans with a generous forgiveness program. Why stop or single out student loans? Why not forgive IRS debt? Then why not force CC companies to forgive CC debt? …

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Politics in the workplace: how should we deal with opposing views?

Posted on August 10th, 2022


The trouble started, Johnny C Taylor Jr believes, when employers started encouraging people to bring their whole selves to work.


Taylor is not some crusty hangover from a conformist age where staff were expected to keep their …

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5 Reasons You Should Vote (Even If You Think It Doesn’t Matter)

Posted on August 9th, 2022


For a lot of people, voting is a serious civic duty. They show up to the polls on election day, they know exactly who and what they’re voting for, and they leave the polling place with a sense of pride. 


But for many others, voting …

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