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  1. Just back from attending a reading of a new play in development. Funny, wickedly cynical, and moving. Hope it gets a full production.
  2. @broast Will Christine Ebersole play you in the musical?
  3. Oprah is basically asking Elizabeth Edwards why a married man would cheat on his wife... Is this really a mysterious, inexplicable question?
  4. @rubendelafuente It reveals a basic hypocrisy that LinkedIn's members in general may find of interest, and is worth publicizing.
  5. @rubendelafuente Because the survey reveals an influential website's contempt for the very market it claims to serve: professionals.
  6. @rubendelafuente Also, quite separate from the subject matter, what a badly written blog entry. Who is this person?
  7. @rubendelafuente No-one would have been offended if "money" had been included among the compensation options a professional might want.
  8. @oxchris CSI: Computer Sector Investigators!
  9. @GoluboiPHL Hope all goes well with the surgery.
  10. @jorgemata The whole "Federal president" thing is getting annoying. Unfollowing.
  11. ABC-TV's reality show "Dating in the Dark" claims to prove that "looks don't matter." That must be why they cast such good-looking people.
  12. @xtopher1974 I know the other kind does exist, but let's not assume "private" automatically means "discriminatory."
  13. @xtopher1974 In the private swim clubs I've belonged to, the only requirement for membership was to pay.
  14. @xtopher1974 The only reason my current town has a municipal pool is because the local lake, where people used to swim, became contaminated.
  15. @xtopher1974 Public pools aren't like public schools at all. There's no legal requirement to have them. They're not a "default" value.
  16. @xtopher1974 Okay, but what does discrimination 40 years ago in other parts of the country have to do with this situation?
  17. @xtopher1974 Except the town I'm in now, I can't think of any town in this part of NJ with a municipal pool. There's no history of it here.
  18. @xtopher1974 And since all the neighborhoods had similar demographics, it's hard to argue that exclusivity was the goal.
  19. @xtopher1974 Where I lived there were 3 nearby private swim clubs & no municipal one. All charged extra if you lived in another neighborhood
  20. @AJHab I think the naivete of the comments (e.g., the ill-chosen word "complexion") shows that race was the farthest thing from their minds.