Archives for March 2015
I do not have enough money to pay for pain medication
What is wrong with me 1. Spinal pain 2. Reduce pain so I can address the spinal disc and bone hitting nerve problems displayed on CAT scan this month. 3. Deal with the concern that enlarged lymph nodes under my shoulders indicate that Hodgkin’s disease, cancer of the lymphatic system has returned. 4. Reduce anxiety […]
“For what it’s worth” by Buffalo Springfield
Stephen Stills wrote and sang For What It’s Worth while a member of Buffalo Springfield. Stephen Stills, musician and multi-instrumentalist, is best known for his work with Crosby, Stills & Nash (and Young). Wikipedia: “For What It’s Worth” is a song written by Stephen Stills. It was performed by Buffalo Springfield, recorded on December 5, 1966, […]
How to write academic papers successfully. Let us start with a specific example. A chapter on renovating a bathroom for a mobility-disabled resident
How to write academic papers successfully How to write academic papers successfully is the subject of today’s posting . Today’s Volume 1, Number 1 inaugurates a series of step-by-step instructions for successfully defending a master’s or doctoral dissertation and having a peer-review publication accept your academic article. Today, I focus on academic articles and technical reports. When writing a […]
Woodstock August 1969: THE Music Festival attracting 400,000 fans to a dairy farm in upstate New York where concert producers had a staff of 85 to help concert goers who were having bad LSD trips
Channeling Jabotinsky [who died in 1940]: Covering the aftermath of Israel’s March 17th [2015] election
Zionist time line critical for obtaining a bird’s eye perspective to current events
The Balfour declaration {2 November 1917}. /http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balfour_Declaration. From the time I was eight, my father read out loud to me the Balfour Declaration (which was a letter). My friends’ fathers played catch—tossing the regulation softball back and forth. I read the Balfour Declaration aloud with my father. Reading the Balfour Declaration was a joyous experience because my father cared deeply about it and I loved my father.
Significance of the Zion Mule Corps
Profile of Ben Gurion
Profile of Jabotinsky
Arab riots in the 1920s
Ben Gurion’s cooperation with the British to arrest or shoot to kill Menachem Begin, who later became prime minister of Israel
1948 War of Independence
Altalena Incident
1967 Six Day War
Country Music Sweeps Corporate Detroit: With Martina Mcbride performing in Detroit
Wikipedia on Martina McBride Martina’s father, who was a farmer and cabinetry shop owner, exposed Martina to country music at a young age. Listening to country music helped her acquire a love for singing. After school, she would spend hours singing along to the records of such popular artists as Reba McEntire, Linda Ronstadt, Juice […]
1968 Revolution at Columbia University
The Columbia Revolution in 1968 As soon as I wake up, regardless of the pain, for a moment I smile: I am 19 again at Columbia’s 1968 demonstrations against the War in Vietnam. See: Crippling on-going pain: Help me ‘get back on my feet’ (so to speak) https://joelsolkoff.com/crippling-on-going-pain-help-me-get-back-on-my-feet-so-to-speak/ My girlfriend and I were arrested together at Columbia’s Mathematics […]