A fine video documentary by Scott Kingsley and/or David DelP about Thundermist Health Associates. It was my first job in 1991. How they’ve grown. [...] 
Channel 6 had coverage of an anti-health reform protest outside the office of Sen. Whitehouse. There were about eight protesters. I have to say that the pro-reform demonstrations I attended all last month were larger, had a positive message, and more attractive signs. So there. [...] 
Can’t complain. At least there’s eggs at the Liberty Elm Diner, with a sculpture show to feed the aesthetic sense.
It’s nice to have a place to take a break. [...] 
At I Dreamed I Saw Grace P. Last Night.
Welcome back to the blogging world, Nomi, we missed you. [...] 
So is cancer not only preventable, but even treatable, with a vaccine? That would be good news. The most promising tool of medicine is the human immune system. [...] 
Come to think of it, why should banks be allowed to maintain a secret ranking system of customers that they share with everyone but the customer? Isn't that kind of monopolistic?
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For the clergy to issue a statement, even a late and mild one, shows moral courage. They'll face criticism, but that's their job, to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. ' [...] 
In Pawtuxet. ProJo article here. [...] In Pawtuxet. ProJo article here. [...] 
Women in the Muslim world risk flogging to wear jeans. Why? Because being yourself in the world is worth suffering for. [...] 
Who was the bearded red-haired man? On a quiet street on the East Side, someone has seized a part of a stone wall to create a shrine for him. Whiskey, hot wheels, motorcycles and an Irish flag. Tell me, readers, was he a friend of yours? [...] 
