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Why Are Real Journalists Afraid Of Fox News?

Posted in Your Daily Life with tags , , on March 14, 2010 by Bill Rudosky

I was doing a bit of Diigo-ing this afternoon and came across an article from the Wall Street Journal’s site that someone had bookmarked. Its headline caught my eye, as I too wonder why nobody with enough integrity to be called a journalist ever calls out the raving heads on Fox News for some of the crap they call truth, so I read the article. And so should you.

I hope this link works…go check it out!

P.S. One of the cover stories in this month’s issue of Reader’s Digest (Canadian version) is about Al-Jazeera, “the world’s most hated news network” in their words, coming to our airwaves. World’s most hated, eh? At worst it should be a tie.

It’s You, Not The Money

Posted in Your Daily Life with tags , on March 22, 2009 by Bill Rudosky

Technology Concepts 2

I wanted to comment on a thought I hear expressed from time to time, in fact I’m involved in a little debate about it at work right now. Well, not right now exactly…I’m at home right now. But currently. The debate revolves around a poetic idea that concludes “…Wisdom is better than silver and gold”, like you have to choose one over the other. I’m here to tell you that you don’t…

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Surviving A Job Loss – The First Steps

Posted in Your Daily Life with tags , , , , , on March 10, 2009 by Bill Rudosky

Homeless Family Placed In Hotel After Eviction

I came across an article quoting finance writer Lita Epstein’s book, “Surviving A Layoff: A Week-By-Week Guide To Getting Your Life Back Together”, that I thought I should pass on. Since more and more people will have to face this challenge before things start rebounding (and they will), it may help some of you out. Here are some of Ms Epstein’s tips…

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Kindergarten – A Good Beginning Or The Beginning Of Assimilation?

Posted in Your Daily Life, Your Family with tags on January 16, 2009 by Bill Rudosky

According to my mother, I was pretty much ambidextrous as a toddler - I’d be lying if I said I could remember that, but she mentioned it at least once. Then I got to kindergarten…

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