by Aengus Cargo You’ve likely, at some point in your life, been in the company of someone who says something akin to, “I don’t give money to panhandlers. They’re just going to spend it on drugs and/or booze.” “They do this for a living. That man probably just bungs it in a savings account at […]
On music dying in a cornfield outside Mason City, Iowa, in 1959, etc.
Today is the 50th anniversary of the plane crash that famously became known as “the day the music died.” For those not consigned to the generational hell that is Baby Boomerdom, on this day 50 years ago a small plane carrying three important rock stars of their time – Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and J.P. […]
Eu – not – my – mom
by Dawn Farmer In a June 1st, 2003 article by Catherine O’Mahony, published by The Sunday Business Post Online, Joey Mason, founder and managing director of Eumom is quoted as saying, “This is really going to make us a player. For advertisers, we want to get higher quality interaction with the women they are targeting. […]
I'll let you work for me for free: a fable for our times
I come before you this morning with a morality play, a modern-day American fable. I’d call the following, which made its way to me a few days ago, a true story, but since I wasn’t actually present I suppose I can’t swear to its accuracy. I will say that the source is someone I have […]






