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Je t’accuse
“je t’accuse“ Accuse! is a British-American 1958 CinemaScope biographical drama film directed by and starring José Ferrer. The film is based on the true story of the Dreyfus Case, in which a Jewish captain in the French Army was falsely accused of treason. There are many types of music that I listen to when I write/ translate your story into ours and…
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Crossroads
Crossroads of my writings are coming to me fast. As I in one of my stories cut the Gordian Knot, into smaller ones. They are rightly now occurring faster than usual. What can I say other than me and my big mouth. The crossroads are going to have a profound and lasting effect on what…
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Street law and justice
Street law & justice. A nice hot toasty bagel with a schemer of cream cheese topped with lox is quite a wonderful thing if your background has exposed someone to it. However, a few days ago while lying down in the Jr balloon a rather humorous exchange occored in hood English. The offending baked good…
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Who are you?
Who are you? 9 letters that invites a potpourri of instant emotions and self doubt in anyone came out of the mouth of little Warden, to me. Not responding, right on the spot , I walked away shrugged my shoulders without a word. The easy response for anyone is “its completely complicated “. However, frist…
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Sence of Humor.
Sence of humor. In any occupation and or the walk of life we come from we have a sense of humor that fits us or the situations we encounter. Vets & police officers make jokes about the stuff they do, same with doctors and lawyers. We pay people to stand on a stage to make…
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Connections:
Connections. Connections. James Burke produced the ten-part documentary series Connections (1978), which was broadcast on the BBC, and subsequently on PBS in the United States. Connections traced the historical relationships between invention and discovery: each episode chronicled a particular path of technological development. Connections was the most-watched PBS television series up to that time. It is also the model I am going to…
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The Gordian Knot.
The Gordian Knot A legend of Phrygian Gordium associated with Alexander the Great. It is often used as a metaphor for an intractable problem (untying an impossibly tangled knot) solved easily by finding an approach to the problem that renders the perceived constraints of the problem moot. It is the metaphor I am using to describe what just happened to me by uploading my…
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Twenty seven.
Twenty seven. Melancholy, sets in as happen with people who are stuck in one location, with nothing better to do. It’s a weather advisory day in Richmond with ice, rain and snow over this Sunday. It was twenty seven degrees outside and naturally the inclement weather shelter starts filling up. One hundred and thirty…
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Broad & Gilmer
Broad & Gilmer Broad & Gilmer, is the stop I use to make my way back each day prematurely to the shelter & my nauseating daily routine. As a composit, of the past week I start there since when one sits there one gets a glimpse of what others who chose, forced or have no…
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Homeless monopoly
Homeless monopoly & blind ignorance. The suprise came out of the mouth of babes so to speak after my last essay & and also from another person, here in Virginia some direct questions that needed to be asked which I will respond to here without trying to make excuses that most Homeless people make. When…
Homeless in Richmond VA 