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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Robert Reich Jumps Off a Cliff
Last night on NPR’s Marketplace segment, Robert Reich gave his commentary on the European debt crisis and the supposed results of the austerity measures taken to correct the crisis there. From the onset of the first sentence of Reich’s opinion, … Continue reading
Posted in The Dismal Science, The Four Pillars
Tagged American Public Media, austerity, Austrian Business Cycle Theory, Austrian Economics, Bush, Bush tax cuts, debt crisis, economics, European debt crisis, government, housing crisis, Marketplace, NPR, Obama, policy, politics, Robert Reich, social welfare, taxes
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Cal FC Does it Again!
After trouncing third division side Wilmington Hammerheads 4-0 in the second round, USASA powerhouse Cal FC scraped by MLS’ Portland Timbers 1-0 in added time to advance in US Open Cup play. This keeps the demise of MLS sides in … Continue reading
Posted in The Beautiful Game
Tagged Cal FC, Eric Wynalda, Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, Major League Soccer, Portland, Portland Timbers, US Open Cup, USASA, USOC
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MLS Falling
Now, how is it that so many proven MLS squads can go into matches against lower division teams and wind up getting shown a clinic, many on their home turf? We can claim the sorry old excuse of “congested schedules”, … Continue reading
Posted in The Beautiful Game
Tagged 2012 US Open Cup, Cal FC, CONCACAF, Concacaf Champions League, FA Cup, giant-killer, Jason Kreis, Major League Soccer, MLS, NASL, Real Salt Lake, Rio Tinto Stadium, soccer, US Open Cup, USASA, USL, USOC, USSF
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Third Round Results from the US Open Cup
The third round of the US Open Cup tournament kicked off last night with 14 out of the 16 matches of the round being played. The other two games (Cal FC @ Portland; Atlanta @ Seattle) will be played tonight. … Continue reading
Against Conservative Collectivism
Those politicos that align themselves to the right side of the political spectrum often accuse their counterparts on the left of “collectivism”. Collectivism, for those that may be unaware, is the belief that the individual has a duty to community/group/society/nation/etc … Continue reading
Posted in The Four Pillars
Tagged 9/11, anarcho-capitalism, anarchy, armed forces, coersion, collectivism, conservative, fire department, force, free markets, freedom, government, individualism, libertarianism, liberty, military, police department, politics, public education, religion, Republican, taxation, United States, USA
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Dropping Plates
Mark Sisson’s blog entry from yesterday hit close to home for me. From my experiences as of late, I’ve deduced that there’s an elusive balance that I’m apparently not establishing in my life. The therapy sessions I’ve had have indicated … Continue reading
Posted in Bird Walking, Reflecting Pool, The Higher Path, Trail Partner, Wesism
Tagged balance, choice, choices, Grok, habits, Health, Mark Sisson, marriage, organic, Plate spinning, Primal, priorities, relationships, spirituality, struggles, subjective value theory, therapy, well-being
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Farewell to Tango
Somehow it seems appropriate to begin this trek by emphasizing the end of an era.
Posted in Automated Hiking, Beat Recital, Reflecting Pool, Trail Partner
Tagged 2004, Acura, Appalachia, automobile, blue, collision, crash, insurance, obituary, road trip, Tango, totaled, Trail Ridge Road, TSX, Wisconsin
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Crisis in Carson; Or, How I Came to Love the LA Galaxy
Coming off of some disturbing comments from Landon Donovan, it seems natural to me to arrive at the question of “What would a post-Donovan LA Galaxy look like?”.