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Rees Clark
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Hello!

On this site I make a few observations and no doubt to your eyes yammer on about me and mine. The Daily Dose is a blog; there's also a picture gallery (preview) and a bit of family history and amateur genealogy. In the blog I've been known to brag about my offspring and to make the occasional modest proposal.

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    Shout outs

    Rees - 5 Jan - And another tax item. LINK
    Rees - 5 Jan - What is blocking update text but posting link.
    Rees - 5 Jan - Zero taxes for US corporations: More evidence... LINK
    Rees - 5 Jan - Zero taxes for US corporations: More evidence Rs are liars. LINK
    Rees - 5 Jan - Zero taxes for US corporations: Example LINK
    Rees - 2 Nov - Testing photo site compatibility.
    Rees - 25 Aug - Perhaps Members of Congress should wear uniforms like NASCAR drivers so we could identify their corporate sponsors.

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    Who (health) cares?
    Found this in a cross-post on my F'book account. Nice take on the Debate That Should Not Be. It stretches the meaning of irony that so many otherwise nice people have made greed and penury into... Continues...
    Science or pseudo-science: You make the call
    Regarding recent events: What might be the causes? For example: Hurricane Irene: Well understood principles of atmospheric disturbances, or perturbations of the heavens by spirit beings opposed to... Continues...
    Reflected glory
    I've always been happy to have been a graduate student at Penn State University's geography department in 1969-72. Being somewhat slow by comparison with some of my fellow students I was lucky to have... Continues...
    When drunk was funny
    Back in the olden days human foibles were funny. And then came MADD.

    Ted Herman Remembered
    I'm a former Colgate University faculty member in geography, 1975-80. My former colleague Ted Herman passed away recently at nearly 100 years of age. I had hoped to be at the memorial May 13 in... Continues...

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