SENSE and SENSITIVITIES

Making Epistemological Sense Out of Existential Madness

Alan Milner

Alan Milner
Location
Delray Beach, Florida, USA
Birthday
October 12
Bio
Brooklyn-born, graduate of Brooklyn Technical High School and City College of New York. Background includes advertising, public relations, journalism, marketing, organizational development and fund raising. Currently at Sovereign Bullion Management, marketing precious metals, and at Gelt Financial, an capital and operating fund investment firm, where I am Vice President of Marketing. You can find my poetry at sagemerlin.

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I don't understand what all the fuss is about when it comes to Romney's record for job creation. 

 If I were Mitt Romney, I wouldn't want to be judged on the basis of my job creation record at Bain because his job creation there was woeful at best.

 Here's the truth:… Read full post »

SEPTEMBER 23, 2011 10:32AM

Ali Velshi: Soap Box Hero

Every now and then, I toss off notes to reporters when I hear them uttering obvious absurdities in the vain belief that it might actually increase their consciousness about the issue under discussion.

Two days ago, I sent a tweet to CNN anchor Ali Velshi about an interview he did… Read full post »

AUGUST 2, 2011 2:52PM

Budget Whacks: Student Loans

One of the provisions of the compromise budget plan is a whack to the graduate students of America that will cost them dearly as they try to cope with their student loans.

The Obama Administration's concession on funding student loans for graduate students adds approximately $200 a month to… Read full post »

JULY 14, 2011 1:51AM

Longevity Nonsense

 

In recent weeks, a spate of new stories have appeared purportedly citing longevity scientists predicting that children being born right now might never die. Others have predicted that people who are now alive might very well live to 150.

 I won't.  I can't.

In 2008, Barabara Walte… Read full post »

NOVEMBER 2, 2010 11:21AM

Mail-In Voting: A Cure For What Ails Us?

Normally, Iwould have posted this as a comment on Just Thinking's post but, given the dozen or so spam comments on that page, I figured that no one would ever find it there.

 

Just Thinking's piece about mail-in voting in Oregon got me thinking.

Her report about… Read full post »