Folks, I've been traveling, and while I thought I would be able to blog more on this trip (to Berkeley, CA), it hasn't happened due to technical difficulties and general fatigue. That's too bad, because there's a lot that I want to be writing about. But I'm afraid that I'm not going to be back at it until Monday....
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Ms. Madeline Loftus, 24, was just one of the 50 individuals who lost their lives on February 12, 2009 when Continental Flight 3407 crashed in a neighborhood near Buffalo, NY.
... and I thought I'd share it with you ...
Dear Greg,
If you met "Don W" (not his real name) on the street, you might suspect that something was wrong with him. Listless, exhausted, glassy-eyed, Don exhibits all the symptoms of donor fatigue.
Study from the Netherlands:
A quick look at âPredictors of Psychostimulant Use by Long-Distance Truck Driversâ by Ann Williamson in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
Are you speaking/book signing here in Berkeley?
I'm eager to see what you have to say about Andrew Revkin's NY Times reporting on the Bush administration's attempt to silence NASA scientist James Hansen on global warming.
I blogged about it in an article I call "Bush Solution to Global Warming: Put Facts in the Deep Freeze.
No, no talks in Berkeley this time around. Looks like I'll be doing another book tour in Sept when the paperback of RWOS releases, so perhaps then....
Chris, why didn't you do more to promote your interview on Point of Inquiry? I thought it was pretty good.
Sorry, if you could only see my perspective--I do a lot of these interviews, I can't really flag each and every last one. I should do a better job of it, I admit.
I just thought you would mention it since you used to work for CFI...