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Monthly Archives: November 2007

A Land Flowing with Honey and Diesel

WritingBy Bruce LymanNovember 28, 20073 Comments

Recollections of an attempt to seize raw honeycomb from a live hive, nestled out of the way in a willow tree. A Land Flowing with Honey and Diesel A Story by PickledEel

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Norman Mailer and Bad Sex

LiteratureBy Bruce LymanNovember 28, 2007Leave a comment

I do like this piece of news. It tickles my irony bone. So to speak. On my shelves I have a select handful of books on writing ( I know, I need more). Perhaps the most useful in terms of unleashing my pen has been Stephen King’s On Writing, a surprisingly well written piece on…

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Singapore Sign of Our Times

Singapore, TravelBy Bruce LymanNovember 27, 2007Leave a comment

Notice anything odd about this sticker? It is the reverse (inside) view of a Singapore car registration sticker. Taken as we drove up the freeway when its message caught my eye. It is pretty nondescript actually and I paid it no attention for most of the trip.

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Snow Dump in New York

Washington Square ParkBy Bruce LymanNovember 25, 2007Leave a comment

Thanksgiving 2003 We made it to the meeting this afternoon after scrubbing up and brushing the light dusting of snow out of our hair. But were feeling the cold. After slushing and sliding our way down through Manhattan we made it into the hospital and into the manager’s office.

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What are the Churches Not Doing?

Church, SydneyBy Bruce LymanNovember 25, 2007Leave a comment

I am no social commentator, not do I have aspirations to be one. But as a “member” occasionally things just leap out and slap you when they point at our society and highlight our shortcomings. In the Sydney Morning Herald this weekend there was an interesting article about a small company which has built its…

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Hidden Piper in Xian

Catching My Eye, China, XianBy Bruce LymanNovember 24, 20072 Comments

It is a not uncommon cliche of those who observe China that these are a people comfortable being in close proximity with each other. They live right on top of each other and being comfortable around other human beings is something that is part of the their DNA it seems. Certainly they have a sense…

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Drawing Attention to a Killer

Catching My Eye, Nuclear Waste, USABy Bruce LymanNovember 23, 2007Leave a comment

Here is an interesting dilemma which I find rather intriguing. Take your spent fuel rods and bury them somewhere other than near the Hudson River. Then warn off the accidental and the curious who might want to dig the stuff up again – not a good idea if you are planning on dying in your…

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Lashes for Being Raped – Saudi Hypocrisy

Catching My Eye, Saudi ArabiaBy Bruce LymanNovember 21, 20071 Comment

There is a breathtaking hypocrisy in the news floating around overnight that a Saudi woman has been awarded 200 lashes and a prison sentence because she was in a car with a man who was not her relative. Apparently she was gang raped in that trip. The lads get off with a comparatively light sentence…

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New York Blizzard

New York, Travel, USABy Bruce LymanNovember 19, 20071 Comment

Yesterday afternoon I caught the Amtrack up from Philly. I planned on working but it was freezing outside and warm as toast inside. I think I only heard three bars of clickety clack music and I was asleep. I woke just as we arrived at Penn Station. I had an address for the hotel which…

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Solomon Islands – Frame Up

Solomon Islands, TravelBy Bruce LymanNovember 13, 20071 Comment

We have only been here three days and already we have learned the routine. Get going at first light. It is as humid as a warm bath but at least the sun is not frying us. Work like crazy with the sweat sluicing off us. Hats are necessary first to keep the salty water out…

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