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Al Sikes

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Sin? By Al Sikes - The Chestertown Spy

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By Al Sikes
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Have we yielded and then legalized and now promote destructive behavior? It is a case made by the founding editors of Axios and Politico, Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen-not notable moralists. VandeHei and Allen note: "Once forbidden vices-weed, gambling and porn-are no longer confined to back alleys or the desert".
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Censorship As Practiced By Us by Al Sikes - The Chestertown Spy

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By Al Sikes
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Congratulations to all of us. Or at least most of us. We have banned public affairs discussions (otherwise called politics) at virtually any gathering. What could be better: ostracizing those who want to exchange opinions on politics. Sort of an informal conspiracy to censor. Now I will admit that some, maybe quite a few, have concluded that talking about tax and spend policy, for example, is a sport and to win you have to get in the most words. Or assert them more aggressively.
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Send In The Clowns by Al Sikes - The Chestertown Spy

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By Al Sikes
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"Is there music in the numbers?" This was an old friend's question to me as we were trying to make sense of new businesses enabled by digital technology. Circa: 1990s. In New York now and probably for a few more days, the answer is a resounding yes. There was and is music in the numbers. New York Knicks: 94; San Antonio Spurs: 90. And look once more at the picture. Little guy outmaneuvering big guy. It's an oft-told story going back to the Bible's David. Mythology is filled with it.
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