Friday, December 4, 2009
The Life of a Tree
Monday, October 26, 2009
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Quick Shout Out


Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Flowers are good for the soul

Saturday, October 10, 2009
Take it from the dogs.

Friday, October 9, 2009
Why Not?

There's so much controversy today about whether Obama should have or shouldn't have won the Nobel Peace Prize. Well, he did and what I ask is "Why not?"
Here, finally, was an American President--a Christian, but with a Muslim name, from a Muslim family--willing to speak in a Muslim country in order to both acknowledge injustices done to them and demand a higher moral standard in their behavior towards Israel and the West.
Yes, the United States is still waging war in two Muslim countries and with the return of Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel and the willingness of Iran to use Palestinian terror groups as proxies for their agenda, peace in Israel seems as distant as ever.
But Obama's speech--Obama's election itself--marked an end to days in which average Muslims could embrace a Manichean vision of Muslims inexorably opposed to the United States.
No wonder that extremists--American conservatives and the Taliban--are immediately reacting violently to the announcement that President Obama is the newest Nobel Laureate. They need each other. They need the conflict. No wonder they hate Obama--a guy whose life is dedicated to lowering the temperature.
Conservatives are already sneering that Obama shares the prize with President Woodrow Wilson, a notorious idealist. They forget that Obama also shares the prize with Henry Kissinger, a notorious realist. Obama represents the best of both of those traditions: idealist in his dreams and aspirations for the world, pragmatic and realistic in his actions and his goals.
Obama is a President who seeks to end our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, but has been more aggressive in the use of Predator drones to hunt down and kill terrorists than the previous administration. There's no contradiction there.
The Nobel Committee's decision is a statement: the future belongs to the dreamers of pragmatic dreams.
The future belongs to us.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Where's that tunnel?
Sunday, September 6, 2009



















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