* CITY LINES (Interaction in the city means that there MAY be involvement with someone else. Did you see anyone at the mall? Nope. You really did see hundreds of strangers. There is a friendly distance. That means there are … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Brooks, D.(2011) The social animal New York: Random House, 424 pages. David Brooks is a well known essayist, author, journalist with numerous appearances on various cable and commercial television. This new book has become a best seller. Fortunately, it is … Continue reading →
BROKEN HEART SYNDROME ________ (2005) A broken heart syndrome U.S. NEWS &WORLD REPORT, 2/21, 55. Some heart attacks come from frightening news. Their hearts become stunned not impacted with a cardiac malfunction. In other words, they do not have the … Continue reading →
BEST OF BEACH BOYS COLLECTION B.B. ORIGINAL GOLD/ 2CD B.B. 10 GREAT SONGS/ EMI CAPITOL B.B. 3 CD GREATEST HITS SALUTE NASCAR/ 10 HITS BEST OF B.B. 10 BEST SERIES 10 B.B. PIANO INSTRUMENTALS B.B SURF’S UP/EMI CAPITOL B.B PARTY/ … Continue reading →
ALTERNATIVE FUTURES/ MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY/ SEX CHANGE AND SUICIDE ABSTRACT Three scenario are presented dealing with sex change and secondly suicide. There are other material dealing with social impact on medicine and particularly females over 18. They may be depressed, but … Continue reading →
AD SURGE Baker, Stephen (2004) “The online ad surge” BUSINESS WEEK, 11-22, P. 76-82. There are 50 million web surfers and we are reaching a “tipping point” or new threshold. It all started with the town crier, then long distance … Continue reading →
BLACK PRESIDENTS When you look at the pictures of all the presidents, you see all white males. At least, they look white. If you use the standard one drop methodology of race used still in many parts of the United … Continue reading →
BACK TO SCHOOL For the last 57 years, I have been going back to school in the fall. Sometimes I returned to class as a student and other times as a professor. My first sojourn was in the late 40’s … Continue reading →