If you want to tell me there was something cool about the Cadillacs of the past, I won’t argue with you. At left is a 1939. Breathtaking. And actually, if you have 10 or 11 kids whom you take skiing …
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What the Art at Lascaux Can Tell Us About Ourselves–If We’re Willing To See It
Cave paintings were discovered in Lascaux, France, on this date in 1940. British art historian Wendy Beckett, better known as PBS television’s Sister Wendy, had this to say about the art in the caves, which I paraphrase:
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Trump’s Budget Calls for a 70% Cut To Renewable Energy Funding
Here’s an article on Trump’s suggestion that the U.S. essentially ax its support of renewable energy.
Examining America’s Greatness
In my recent post There Are No More Apolitical Americans, I suggested that a significant percentage of Americans believe that Trump is “a sociopath, riding a wave of bigotry and ignorance, inflicting enormous damage and embarrassment on this once-great country …
