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Central Coast News Mission. Monday, December 19, 2005. I don't want to usurp the authority or the prerogotive of the publisher, but I have appointed my own guest blogger for this post in the person of my son, Henry, 15 years old, who has written this essay referring to the Patriot Act which, as you may have noticed, is very much in the news lately:. Is there a way for the global community to move forward, past conventional standards of human behavior? Posted by Craig Louis Dingman at 10:32 PM. KVEC AM 92...
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Central Coast News Mission. Monday, September 05, 2005. Heard a nice James Brown. On the way down and Stevie Winwood "Freedom Rider". On the way back. Love that signature sax hitting the low register. It was a refreshing break from hearing endless loops of. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seeger and the same few Rolling Stone's tunes. And how many times do I need to hear Neil Young's "Southern Man? There's so much good music to be heard, why are we stuck in the same limited number of grooves? Are song...
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Central Coast News Mission. Wednesday, November 16, 2005. My son insisted that we really needed some stuff and that we really should take advantage of the fifteen dollar giveaway so we went on down to Staples and, with the giveaway, I got away for about fifty dollars. On the way to the car I remarked, to his consternation, that I hoped we had only gotten stuff we actually needed. He assured me that we really did need this stuff. Not me, buddy! Why then do we need these mega-stores that sell us paper?
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Central Coast News Mission. Saturday, August 13, 2005. There is a fellow in town, wheelchair bound, who has taken to occasionally parking himself at a well-traveled intersection and propping up a sign that says, in effect, Why should Jesus let you into Heaven if you were to die today? Catch me later, death! Advisory: Don’t drink and drive if you live in a small town. The staff was young! The carpenter looks at Jesus and says, Pinocchio? Posted by Craig Louis Dingman at 10:54 PM.
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Central Coast News Mission. Tuesday, September 20, 2005. WE GOT DA FUNK. Posted by Craig Louis Dingman at 10:48 PM. Images courtesy photographer, Gordon Balla. All writers are responsible. For their articles. Permission granted to quote articles herein on a "fair use". Basis, please credit the writer.
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Central Coast News Mission Blog | David Ciaffardini
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David Ciaffardini: Legoland Infects Central Coast" /. Central Coast News Mission. Sunday, August 21, 2005. Legoland Infects Central Coast. Driving north on Highway 101 through Santa Maria to San Luis Obispo, I look at the interlocking succession of pre-fabricated and formula buildings along the highway and I am struck by a one-word epiphany: Legoland. Are there so few business owners who want their buildings to speak for the singular character and superior quality of their businesses? At one time sandbox...
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David Ciaffardini: Deciphering the Symbolism of Katrina" /. Central Coast News Mission. Friday, September 02, 2005. Deciphering the Symbolism of Katrina. It's often instructive to view the world in terms of symbols, knowing there is truth to be deciphered in the symbolism in everything we experience in our lives. Our leaders have committed our country to spending thousands of lives and trillions of dollars in Iraq. With evidence showing that Iraq posed no military threat to our borders, it has become...
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David Ciaffardini: U.S. Troops Are Government's Abused Children" /. Central Coast News Mission. Thursday, August 18, 2005. US Troops Are Government's Abused Children. Our United States military men and women waging war in Iraq are our government's abused children. They deserve our support and compassion. And their abusers deserve our reprimand. So how do we best support our troops? And all along we pray and pray again for peace to prevail in the world and in all our hearts. But, in this case, the answer ...
Santa Barbara Commentary | Central Coast News Mission Blog
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Santa Barbara: Friday Night Films Continue Tradition" /. Central Coast News Mission. Thursday, December 08, 2005. Friday Night Films Continue Tradition. There's an ongoing tradition in Santa Barbara called "Friday Night Films." You are invited to come view a timely film at Friendship Manor. The address is: 6647 El Colegio, Isla Vista, every Friday night at 7:30. Films on the schedule for this month:. December 9 - "CONFESSIONS OF AN ECONOMIC HITMAN.". Also playing, "NEW PATRIOTS.". They drew on Common Law.
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Santa Barbara: Conserv-ation" /. Central Coast News Mission. Thursday, January 12, 2006. When I was in graduate school, a fellow student accused me of being a conservative (funny, huh? I’ve never particularly liked labels like that because I think they make communication more difficult than it needs to be. People argue with what they assume other people believe based on liberal and conservative archetypes instead of just listening without prejudice. Hardship today to prevent possible. Ron Fink, Lompoc.
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Santa Barbara: Janet Wolf To Get A "Free Ride? Central Coast News Mission. Sunday, December 11, 2005. Janet Wolf To Get A "Free Ride? By contributor Jon K. Williams. Santa Barbara Progressive Coalition. Today, before anyone actually declared intent to run for office, we heard from the paper that Ms. Wolf is the "hand-picked successor" of outgoing supervisor Susan Rose, a woman they call "beleaguered and polarizing, one of three off-putting twisted sisters leaving behind a legacy of ineffective repres...
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Santa Barbara: What we knew three years ago." /. Central Coast News Mission. Thursday, December 15, 2005. What we knew three years ago. I’m coming from a slightly different, but not diametrically opposed angle. I’m actually getting tired of hearing how badly the mainstream media failed to get people to realize that invading Iraq was a bad idea. If you followed enough media reports, it was easy to see that the Bush administration was hyping the WMD story. First in January of 2003:. Unprovoked attack on Ir...
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Santa Barbara: Dust in the Wind" /. Central Coast News Mission. Thursday, December 22, 2005. Dust in the Wind. Things Come and Go. Most aspects of the way that Americans currently celebrate Christmas are relatively recent inventions and co-options of the practices of non-Christians. It’s rather ironic that Christians take offense that others don’t adequately respect their. Can I do that without appreciating how “my” kits pushed aside wood and paper? In some times and places in the precursors to the Unite...
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Santa Barbara: Can we expect peace this year? Central Coast News Mission. Friday, January 06, 2006. Can we expect peace this year? I’ve been staying away from all of the latest Bush scandals, but I can’t do that forever. It wouldn’t be in my nature. I predict that this is going to be a very ugly year for this country. My rationale has been spelled out by many such as Howard Fineman in his recent column, The 'I' Word. Mickey P. Rowe (mrowe@lifesci.ucsb.edu). Posted by Mickey P. Rowe at 1:31 PM. Instead th...
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Santa Barbara: Acts Of Humans" /. Central Coast News Mission. Friday, October 07, 2005. I hope no one's been disappointed by my tardiness. The last couple of weeks have been busier than I anticipated. It's going to get worse as I'm going to a conference in a couple of weeks and another conference a few weeks after that. I will be, at best, erratic for a while. With respect to timing, that is. Anyhoo, the subject for the day is Katrina and global warming. are there any causal connections? You could insert...
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Central Coast News Mission. Monday, December 19, 2005. I don't want to usurp the authority or the prerogotive of the publisher, but I have appointed my own guest blogger for this post in the person of my son, Henry, 15 years old, who has written this essay referring to the Patriot Act which, as you may have noticed, is very much in the news lately:. Is there a way for the global community to move forward, past conventional standards of human behavior? Posted by Craig Louis Dingman at 10:32 PM. I'm guessi...
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Thursday, April 14, 2011. Fair v. Fair revisited. It has been many months since I wrote my post on fairness. And I have been thinking about it quite often. The more I listen to political personalities and pundits, the more I realize that almost every modern political discussion boils down to a simple disagreement about fairness. The two concepts of fairness that I put forth in my first post are still valid, but need some refinement. The most important change has to be the title and definitions of fairness.
