Connecting The Dots

State of the Union: Democracy and the Web Press

March 16, 2009
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gwcubamug

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson I almost lost my breakfast in my plate as I watched CNN’s John King interview Dick Cheney on his “State of the Union” show this Sunday. It made me want to get rid of my television set, reinforcing an idea that seems to be growing among the American population.…

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We May Not Have Bush to Kick Around Anymore

January 18, 2009
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gwcubamug

But we do have much more work to do building the Web Press… Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson We aren’t going to have George W. Bush to kick around anymore after Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009. So what’s a liberal-tarian blogger to do? In our case, that’s an easy question to answer. We will be…

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Krystal Ball: It’s Thompson vs. Gore in ‘08

May 31, 2007
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gwcubamug

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson As I woke up and smelled the coffee this morning and consulted the wires, the polls and Krystal Ball, it became obvious already what’s going to happen in the Presidential election of 2008. So you may as well go ahead and place your bets now at PaddyPower.Com, or take…

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Let Them Eat Cake Off My Ass

May 28, 2007
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gwcubamug

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson TUSCALOOSA, Ala., May 27 – If it is too hot to paint here on the verge of what promises to be a classic global warming summer of heat waves, droughts and forest fires, imagine how it must feel in the deserts of Iraq trying to fight an unpopular, unwinnable…

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A Camera Over A Gun Any Day

April 22, 2007
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gwcubamug

A Meet Up With Bill Clinton Under the Microscope by Glynn Wilson It should be no secret that I would rather be photographing birds from a canoe than covering politics. Unfortunately, the state of American politics and the press is in such bad shape that I feel I have no choice. It’s that important. While…

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The Blues May Make a Climate Change Comeback

April 15, 2007
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gwcubamug

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson TUSCALOOSA, Ala., April 14 – The streets of downtown Tuscaloosa were practically deserted late Saturday afternoon when we rolled into town for the Third Annual Crawfish and Blues Festival, a testament to two facts. The rain kept most people away and the blues alone just doesn’t have the drawing…

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A Response to E.O. Wilson: A Letter to the Church

February 12, 2007
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gwcubamug

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson “Let the waters teem with fish and other life, and let the skies be filled with birds of every kind.” - Genesis, Chapter 1, Verse 20, (Living Bible translation, 1977). In response to: Creation: An Appeal To Save Life on Earth, by E.O. Wilson. A letter to the church:…

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What We Need Is A National Day of Rest

January 31, 2007
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gwcubamug

“Who says nothing is impossible? Some people do it every day.” - Alfred E. Neuman Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson If life imitates art far more than art imitates life, as Andy Warhol and Oscar Wilde both contended, then what are we to make of Alfred W. Bush? What, me worry? Blah, blah. Jibber,…

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On Technological Ch-Che-Change…

January 16, 2007
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gwcubamug

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson There is no accounting for taste, or for how people learn and use new technology. While I am an avid student of how people use the Internet, especially, I hate to be called a preacher or even a teacher. Although I’ve been called both – sometimes as a compliment;…

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Caring More About Football Than Global Warming

January 7, 2007
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gwcubamug

Connecting the Dots by Glynn Wilson TUSCALOOSA, Ala., Jan. 7 – It is 72 degrees in mid-January and still drizzling rain in T-Town. It looks like global warming is taking a toll after six years of being denied and ignored by the Bush administration. All the national news organizations are focusing on what Bush will…

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