Cuba book honors Ho Chi Minh
The Voice of Vietnam Updated : 5:46 PM, 09/08/2010 The Cuban Book Institute and the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the Peoples published a book entitled “Remembering Late President Ho Chi Minh” by Vietnamese Colonel-General Phung The Tai on September 7. The book marks the 50th years of diplomatic ties between Vietnam and Cuba. Speaking [...]
Health Reform Makes History – What Does it Mean?
The House voted late Sunday March 21, 2010 (219-212 vote) in favor of sending the Health Reform Bill to President Obama. In addition, the House Democrats made some changes to the Senate′s health reform bill (220-211 vote) which now goes back to the Senate. They must pass word-for-word reconciliation. As I post this blog entry, [...]
Anti-White Racism of the Hostile Elite
NYT’s Ross Douthat on the roots of white anxiety: In March of 2000, Pat Buchanan came to speak at Harvard University’s Institute of Politics. Harvard being Harvard, the audience hissed and sneered and made wisecracks. Buchanan being Buchanan, he gave as good as he got. While the assembled Ivy Leaguers accused him of homophobia and [...]
The Latest Cavalcade of Risk is Up!
…..and this time it’s being hosted by the incomparable Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket Blog. Once again there’s a variety of summaries, commentary and links dealing with risk related issues, from health to business to personal and everything in between. The Disease Management Care Blog is prominently featured, which is quite the treat given Wenchy′s [...]
Residents work overtime for Haiti
A group of our residents has asked me to publicize this event tomorrow night at 62 Brookline Avenue, Boston, to benefit the Clinton/Bush Fund to support earthquake victims in Haiti. They note: When coming to the door, remember to say you are here to see “Poor Historians” so your cover charge contributes to the Haiti [...]
