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Opinion: What I learned about love in a homeless camp

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By Brian Barth 
| The Mercury News
I will never forget the group hug. There must have been 15 or 20 of us. I remember at least one dog. An injured woman inched into the circle with a cane. An elderly, white-bearded man clutched a walking staff, like an urban Gandalf, disseminating wise vibes. One person wore clown makeup. “Somebody’s gonna die in here,” joked someone smushed between bodies in the center of the lovefest. “We’re gonna take over the world!” someone else shouted. Everyone giggled.
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TexanBox Expands Ecommerce and Business Packaging Solutions Across Central Texas

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By Brian Barth 
| EIN Presswire
TexanBox expands ecommerce and business packaging across Central Texas with expanded inventory, custom solutions, and fast local delivery from Round Rock.
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On the Death of Tech Idealism (and Rise of the Homeless) in Northern California

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By Brian Barth 
| Literary Hub
Fuckers. I couldn’t get the word out of my head, because he wouldn’t stop saying it. I was sitting in the tiled courtyard of the Mediterranean-style home of an old acquaintance, a venture capitalist and serial tech entrepreneur, who lived a few blocks from Zuckerberg in Palo Alto. Next to us was a massive stone slab over which water dribbled into a reflecting pool. A Buddha sat on the stone, contemplating the flow.
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