vrijdag 14 oktober 2011

vrijdag 14 oktober 2011 Sleep through the alarm. Whoa! Rice and egg for breakfast. Turn on Stephanie Miller. Karen Nussbaum, President of Working America (AFL-CIO), calls in to talk about the GOP’s assault on jobs and workers. They talk about how deregulation of the financial industry in the United States has been a disaster. Here's a slice of Right Wing World.

Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly tell it, Occupy Wall Street is a den of sex and rats and crack babies running down the streets, screaming over broken syringes and used condoms to the beat of bongo drums played by people with names like “Chai” or “Phoenix.” Kind of like college.

Such liars! John Fugelsang has been down there, and he says that it's nothing like that... Well, maybe there are bongos. To exorcise O'Reilly from my mind, body and spirit; I turn on Stargate SG-1: Moebius, Part 2. Turn on Weekday - Jeffrey Sachs' Vision For National Economic Recovery. He totally understands about the 1% / 99% thing. He says that social and economic inequality and corporate greed is outrageous. His book is The Price Of Civilization.
Walk up to Whole Foods for a 2nd breakfast. Streetcar to work. Lunch set-up for the Dolphins and Sea Otters. Then lunch breaks for the Starfish and Seahorse teachers. Fun in the Bike Room and on the playground. Seahorses have a long, leisurely lunch. Long, peaceful nap time. Walk home. Drop off stuff. Walk down to the library. Browse through the books in the psychology section. Back at my place. Watch a little Morning Joe. Depressing report from the Wall Street Journal - Economists: Americans Won't Recover Income Losses Until 2021. And Zuccotti Square is full of people.
Spaghetti Prima Vera for dinner. Watch Stargate SG-1: Avalon. They manage to find a new evil in the universe - the all-powerful and unforgiving beings called the Ori. The new SG-1 explores the links between the Ancients and Authurian legends.