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Private Government
Private Government: How Employers Rule Over Our Lives (And Why We Don’t Talk About It) By Elizabeth Anderson, 2017 Elizabeth Anderson gave a series of Tanner Lectures at Princeton University in 2014 on Political Philosophy. During these lectures she discussed … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Politics/Economics
Tagged 1800s, 2014, 2017, Abraham Lincoln, Abuse, Adam Smith, Arbitrary Rules, Asylums, Back by Sanctions, Bill of Rights, Board of Directors, CEO, Chaos, Checks and Balances, Children, Churches, Communism, Corporations, Corruption, Democrats, Dictatorships, Difficulty Obtaining Child Care, Disrespect, Dress Code, Egalitarian, Elizabeth Anderson, Employees, Employers, Exclusive Rights, Exile, Facebook, Factories, Firing, Fraternizing, Fraud, Free Market, gulf between Employers and Employees, Harassment, Hospitals, How Employers Rule Over Our Lives (And Why We Don’t Talk About It), Immigration, Individual Liberties, industry, Karl Marx, Libertarian, Lords, Management, Master's, Men, Modern Work Place, Monarchy, Monopolies, Monopoly, Oligarchy, Orphanages, OSHA, Patriarchy, Political Science, Politics, Poor Houses, Power, Princeton University, Private Government, Quitting, Republicans, Respect, Self-Employed, Slavery, Social Insurance, Tanner Lectures, Thomas Paine, Unequal Power Structure, Unions, Unpaid Domestic Labor, Unpredictable Scheduling, Unregulated Commons, US Government, Wage Earners, Wage Labor, Women
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Getting Ahead Of ADHD
Getting Ahead of ADHD: What The Next Generation of Science Says About Treatments That Work and How You Can Make Them Work For Your Child By Joel T Nigg, PhD 2017 ADD and ADHD are caused by both Genetics and … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Culture, Health, Psychology
Tagged Adults, Alcohol Consumption During Pregnancy, Anxiety, Aspartame, BHA, BHT, brain, Caffeine, Chemical Exposure, Children, decision making, Depression, disability, Dopamine, Environment, Exercise, fail to pick up on clues, filtering information, Food Additives, Genetics, Getting Ahead of ADHD, Impulse Control, Impulsive, Iron, Joel T Nigg, Magnesium, MSG, not a matter of will power, Obese Parent, Omega 3 Fish Oil, over-alert, over-stimulated, Pregnancy, sensory input, severity, Sleep, Stimulants, Violent TV, Vitamin D, Zinc
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From Beast to Blonde
From Beast To Blonde: On Fairy Tales and Their Tellers Mariana Warner, 1994 This is an entrancing, multi-layered and as wittily subversive as fairy tales themselves, this beautifully illustrated work explores and illuminates the unfolding history of famous fairy tales … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Literature/Pop Culture, Psychology, Writing
Tagged Andrew Lange, Archetypal, Babies, Beauty and the Beast, Belle, Blue, Charles Perrault, Children, Disney, Fairy, Fairytales, Folklore, Green, Hades, Inner Beast, Justice, Magic, Marian Warner, McKinny, Mother Goose, Nana, Nanny, Nurse, old crones, Old Women, Persephone, Red, Robin McKinney, Rose, Roses, Sex, Silence, Simon Magus, Social Context, Spring, stores, Storks, survival skills, sybls, Tales, The Beast and the Blonde, Travel, Venus, Violet, Wives Tales, Wizard, Yellow
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Think On These Things
Think on These Things By Jiddu Krishnamurti, 1964 Self-Knowledge comes when you observe yourself in a relationship with your situation, you teachers are all those around you. It comes when you observe the manner of another, his gestures, the way … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Science/Philosophy
Tagged 1964, America, Anger, beauty, Capitalist, caste, Children, Class, Communist, creativity, Culture, don'ts, dos, education, Europe, Everything, Extraordinary, Family, Feel, Feelings, Freely, Hindu, India, Inquiry, Intellegence, Jiddu Krisnamurti, Learning, Life, Love, Meditate, mindful, Open, Open Mind, Ordinary, Peace, Ponder, Poor, Prisoner, Relationships, revolt, Rich, Self-Knowledge, Socialist, society, Spirit, survival, Teacher, Think, Think on These Things, Torn, Truth, War, watchful, World
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Forever The Age of Adeline
September 14, 2015 Age of Adaline The Age of Adeline is a 2015 romance starring Blake Lively. Earlier this year, Ana and I saw the ads for it and decided that Adaline and Henry Morgan would make the perfect couple … Continue reading
Posted in Flashback, Literary Criticism, Movies/TV
Tagged 2003, 2008, 2014, 2015, 400 years old, ABC, Ageless, Amelie, Book, Canceled, Children, Close to People, Death, Detective, Forever, Fox, Immortality, J Mills Goodloe, Jamie Lannister, Kids, Lonely, Matt Miller, Native American, New Amsterdam, Nikolja Coster Waldru, NYC, Pete Hamill, Rebirth, Spell, Supernatural, Temporary, The Age of Adeline, True Love
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Gone
May 14, 2014 Gone Gone Baby Gone is the title of a novel by Dennis Lehane and a movie based on the book, which is directed by Ben Affleck. The book came out in 1998—the movie not until 2007. I … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Science/Philosophy
Tagged Abuse, Amanda, Amy, Baby, Ben Affleck, Breaking the Law, Casey Affleck, Children, Dennis Lehane, Dilemma, Gillian Flynn, Gone Baby Gone, Greater Good, Law, Lizzie Kaplan, Missing, Motherhood, Neglect, Nick, Patrick Kenzie, Pregnant, Protect, Save the Date, Wedding Anniversary
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A Government of Wolves
A Government of Wolves: The Emerging Police State In America By John W Whitehead Whitehead is a Constitutional Lawyer who sees our Constitutional Rights and Freedoms eroding away in America. Many are oblivious to the fact that America is … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics
Tagged 1033, 10th Amendment, 11th Amendment, 13th Amendment, 1984, 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, 3rd Amendment, 4th Amendment, 5th Amendment, 6th Amendment, 7th Amendment, 8th Amendment, 9th Amendment, A Government of Wolves, and facial recognition software, Arrested, Bill of Rights, biometrics, Blade Runner, Brandon Raub, Brave New World, Children, Children of Men, Civil Disobediance, Common Sense, Consituational Rights, Edward R Murrow, Elderly, Extremists, Facebook, Felonies, Frisking People, Google Searches, iris scanners, James A Whitehead, Land of the Blind, Loss of Privacy, Malcontents, Minority Report, Misdeanors, Mobile Offender Recognition Information Systems., Nonlethal Weapons, NSA, Patriot Act, Police Armed like Military, Pregnant Women, Psych Ward, RFID Tags, Schools, Security, Sheep, Soylant Green, surveillance cameras, SWAT, Taser, Terrorism, The Emerging Police State In America, The Hunger Games, The Law is King, The Matrix, The Rights of Men, They Live, Thomas Paine, THX 1138, TSA, Tweets, Utah, V For Vendetta, VIPR, Visible Intermodel Prevention and Response, Wolves, Zero Tolerence
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