The protesters are saving Egypt.
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- As American as Outsourcing
- "Songs of Freedom" by Vladimir Kazanevsky
- What a Lie
- Corn Syrup and Sulphates
- Koch Brothers & the Koch Sucker in Madison
- Fox Reversed the Poll Results
- "We are Wisconsin"
- Me Oh My
- Watkins and Walls in Chicago
- How Civilized
- How Low-Tech
- Strategy at a January Breakfast
- "David Kato was so very brave"
- Change and Kefaya and Recall
- Wisconsin! Recall! Recall!
- Bahrain
- A Bridge
- "Egypt's revolution has just begun"
- Winning isn't Everything, on the Other Hand . . .
- Unity
- Psychology as Warfare
- "My Revolution Betrayed"
- Slowly
- Endurance
- "Inside Story - Corruption in Egypt"
- Who Hoo Who
- An Open Letter to Gov. Tim Kaine
- Andree Chedid (1920 - yesterday)
- In Charge of the TV Screen - wow
- There were, There is, There will be
- There is No Defense for the EDL
- One Page Overview of the Middle East
- A Irish Prayer for the Dead
- We are All in This Together
- The Plural Third Person
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About Me
- Karen
- I started out as a baby. "I took it easy for a few years." At the age of 2 1/2 I became a lifelong pro bono facilitator. I gave up any painting aspirations in kindergarten. When twice that age, it was discovered that without glasses, my eyes aren't worth much. But, as the last person in my class to win a box of 5 fat crayons for coloring inside the lines, I gave up painting, and went into the world of reading, writing and humorous asides to supplement the pro bono work.The next project is learning how to cut and paste. It'll probably take years if I teach myself because one of us is not listening.
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