Steven Spielberg’s “The Post,” which for months has been called the right movie at the right moment, felt relevant, if in less magical and obvious ways. It doesn’t have the engine of a classic fairy tale, but rather the power of a populist Frank Capra fairy tale. It tells the story of how the Washington […]
Today in #QualityFraud: Schkreli’s lawyer. Martin Schkreli’s Former Lawyer Convicted
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I see a lot of connection in my head that I can’t make on paper, and consequently I have no real image of what I’m doing. That “American Dream” notion becomes increasingly meaningless—mainly because it fits everything I write, and most of what I read. You might as well have told me to write a […]
ProPublica: Birth Injuries Are Skyrocketing
Severe Birth Complications Are Preventable
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This is my final fit My final bellyache With no alarms and no surprises No alarms I need to vent about my business travel on Sunday through Tuesday, trying to make it to mediation in Charleston, South Carolina. On Sunday afternoon, the Hartsfield International Airport shut down due to a power outage caused when a […]
Update on the Atlanta Airport Power Outage There were at least fifty full planes that I could see stuck on the tarmac for five hours or more. While I was grateful not to be stuck out there, I had no power to charge any of my devices. As time passed, rumors began to circulate among […]
This is the house we used to live in This is the place I used to know This is the house we used to live in Where I felt I could always go Travel Day. The afternoon the lights went out in Georgia’s Hartsfield International Airport. Pat Dinizio of the Smithereens died last week and […]
