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David F. Bacon

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No Coming Back From Genocide: Israel’s Global Counter-Offensive Has Begun

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By David F. Bacon
| Progressive Hub
Israel knows that its so-called ‘PR problem’ is no longer that of a merely tainted image resulting from occasional negative news coverage. David Bacon, TruthOut In late July, Raul Calvo, a well-known California union-buster, called workers at the Rodney Strong Vineyards into a meeting. Salvador Ramirez, who’d labored among big wine tanks for 12 years, says he was shocked by what he heard.
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Captain’s Log: Wildlife Network in Our Neighborhoods

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By David F. Bacon
| Noozhawk Verified
Look at this from a critter’s perspective: Where would you find water and food around your yard? Let’s face a fact, we’ve got wildlife living with us even in standard-issue tract homes with relatively small yards, and they need nourishment. You might be able to find ways to make life more difficult for the critters, thereby tempting them to leave for easier pickings, but that decision has consequences. That thought brings us right to the realities of interdependent wildlife networks.
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Captain’s Log: Road Trip – One Prime Beach Town to Another

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By David F. Bacon
| Noozhawk Verified
Road trips are a thing this time of year and I took one fun enough to share. It was about 4.5 hours each way, enough to call it a road trip but quick enough to be easy. Along my way to Monterey with my wife, I was joking and laughing about us coming from one overpriced, touristy beach town to another of the same caliber. We agreed that what makes Santa Barbara attractive to us also makes Monterey a fun place to visit.
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