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The latest coronavirus data from all over the world and across the US suggest that we may have reached the apex of the crisis. But a huge spikes of new cases and death rates in Britain and Netherlands, and a big jump in New York death count, imply we must stay the course in "social distancing" a while longer.
The moon last night was as beautiful as it was surprising. My wife and I had no idea this was going to be a full moon, let alone a "supermoon" (the largest moon of this year - when its nearest to Earth) when we went out for our usual sunset walk. About half way through, …
"March madness" normally refers to one of our national pastimes - the playoffs of the best college basketball teams. This year, however, with "social distancing" shutting down sporting and cultural events across the U.S. and around the globe, the expression seems to apply to the state of mind of the Arizona state governor.
74% of all U.S. coronavirus cases are in just 8 predominantly Catholic states; 73% of all European cases are in just 5 predominantly Catholic countries
Some people are blaming China for the coronavirus crisis, claiming they are using it because they want to "rule the world." Certain American politicians, Donald Trump among them, are helping incite hatred against the Chinese calling by calling COVID-19 the "China Virus." Instead, there is much to be admired about how bravely and wisely the Chinese confronted this invisible enemy which attacked them first. And now, while the rest of the world is gripped in fear, the Chinese are sending planeloads of medical materiel and lending their own expertise to countries like Italy, France, Belgium, USA and others.
SCOTTSDALE, Arizona - Mar 18, 2020 - The world is in the middle of the worst pandemic of our time. Statistics pour in every hour from across the nation and around the world showing that the coronavirus seems to be spreading faster than a wild fire. Markets are crashing. People are losing jobs and businesses. …
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Buying a car in Serbia: NIGHTMARE ON FOUR WHEELS About one year ago, I arrived in Serbia. The idea was to see what living in my native city for about six months would be like after spending nearly half a century in America. Well, best laid plans of mice and men... Three months after my arrival, I married my landlady. A temporary living arrangement became a permanent wedlock. I grew a beard. I still wear it. I lost some weight. Healthier food and lifestyle, I suppose. Those were some of the good things. The rest... well, it was a culture shock. So much rudeness. So much intolerance. So much senseless bureaucracy. So much paper. So many loose cats and dogs. After seven months in Belgrade, my wife and I went back to Arizona. We spent four months at our Scottsdale home. This time, it was my wife's turn to experience a reverse culture shock - that of kindness with which everyone treated her. And how neat and clean everything was. Now we are back in Belgrade for the summer. And the culture shock continues for me.
NOTE FROM EDITOR: Today's RT.COM OpEd elicited my response which was also published at their website (see below). I am also republishing here my Feb 3, 2018 editorial about quitting Facebook and Twitter (in 2016). Chilling precedent? InfoWars block exposes Big Tech as no friend of free speech (RT.COM, Aug 7) Excellent OpEd! Kudos to Nebojsa …
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An American in Serbia: From a Writer’s Notebook JULY 23, 2018 VISIT TO TAŠMAJDAN PARK, NATO WAR MEMORIAL EVOKES WARTIME MEMORIES Maybe it's because today is the 23rd (day of the month). On April 23, 1999, NATO committed one of its most heinous crimes against humanity. It bombed the Serb TV building. Which is in …
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When I went to Saint Marko cathedral on July 12 to light a candles for my father and brother, as I usually do, I also stopped at the nearby Russian Holy Trinity church. A sign on the door said that there was going to be special liturgy on July 17 at 11:00 to commemorate the last Russian Csar, Nikolai II.
