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Category Archives: Life
Turning 40
This coming Friday I shall be turning 40. I came across this poem that pretty much sums it all up. So you’re depressed and oh-so saddened and maybe feeling a little sickly. All because your fortieth birthday is approaching rather … Continue reading
Out & Equal 2011
I didn’t want this blog to turn into a “Mike’s illness” blog, so I figure I’d post the trip report I had sent to my management from this year’s Out & Equal 2011 Workplace Summit. The trip report is below … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Me, Professional, Trips, Work
Tagged Dallas, diversity, Eli Lilly, employee diversity, GLBT, Merck, Out & Equal, Pharma, Pharmaceutical, Texas, training, work
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How We Have Progressed
This blog entry is very lengthy, but I kindly ask ALL of my Facebook friends to PLEASE READ. Many of you may remember Pedro Zamora. Pedro was on the third season of “The Real World.” He contracted HIV which, back … Continue reading
Big Announcement
In a week or two, keep an eye out for a very personal blog post about what I have been going through over the last few months. Some may recall that I was very worried about some tests. I’ll be … Continue reading
Why Can I Own A Mexican But Not A Canadian?
In her radio show, Dr Laura Schlesinger said that, as an observant Orthodox Jew, homosexuality is an abomination according to Leviticus 18:22, and cannot be condoned under any circumstance. The following response is an open letter to Dr. Laura, penned … Continue reading
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Ten Reasons As To Why Gay Marriage Is Wrong
Being gay is not natural. Real Americans always reject unnatural things like eyeglasses, polyester, and air conditioning. Gay marriage will encourage people to be gay, in the same way that hanging around tall people will make you tall. Legalizing gay … Continue reading
My Birthday Weekend
If you are reading this on Facebook, please go to my web site to read it. This past weekend, which I consider my “birthday weekend” by best friend Neil flew in from Indiana. For those that know me, I like … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Life, Neil
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March, Friends and Birthdays
Yes, I promised a March posting and here it is. It’s only the 12th and it’s been a pretty good month for me. Things at work are looking up in a lot of ways. I look forward to the clean … Continue reading
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2010
As I write this post, we are a little over 4 hours from January 1, 2010. First, I want to wish the four readers of my blog (I count myself) a happy new year. Should by a quirk of odd … Continue reading
It’s September and Disappointments
I figured I’m falling into a trap of re-posting YouTube videos on my site instead of new content (that no one but me reads). Well, we’re a little bit over a week into September. Work, so far is going well. … Continue reading
