Mao debunkers defend their book
Mao Biography upsetting the Marxists Boo Hoo, yet another Marxist Dictator is being exposed as the murderer he truly was, and the Socialists are not happy about it… “In Berkeley, where revolutionaries schooled in the ’60s tilt against global capitalism and post-socialist state China is a growing field of academic study, radicals and scholars alike … Continue reading
Lullaby
Lullaby “I rocked my feverish child quietly in my arms and softly sang to him his favorite lullaby. As I sang, I thought of dreams from years gone by. I recently realized full maturation in my singing voice. Well into my 30’s, the richness and strength of my voice has thrilled me – yet the … Continue reading
Preliminary Births for 2004: Infant and Maternal Health
CDC – Maternal and Infant Health 2004 The cesarean delivery rate rose 6 percent in 2004 to 29.1 percent of all births, the highest rate ever reported in the United States (2). The rate has increased by over 40 percent since 1996. For 2003–04 the primary cesarean rate rose 8 percent, and the rate of … Continue reading
Europe’s ‘baby bust’ signals major change
Europe’s baby bust “In the cradle of Western civilization, the cradles are empty. From the Atlantic to the Urals, in good and bad economies, in Protestant and Catholic societies, the countries of Europe are witnessing an unprecedented decline in birthrates. This “baby bust,” analysts warn, will affect economic growth, social-welfare programs, patterns of immigration and … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving!
This year we did thanksgiving alone. Did not have any company and did not travel. It was nice to be home with just our family. Paul and Jeff cooked the whole supper, and it was so yummy. We have been having a week of the children doing the cooking, and I took Thanksgiving off too. … Continue reading







