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#105: Roberto Clemente State Park
by dpankiewicz
On a quiet day you can swim to your heart’s content. #105: Roberto Clemente State Park
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Acadia anybody?
by dpankiewicz
Guess where we tendered to today?
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We are all Americans. . .
by dpankiewicz
Just a note on what’s going on outside of the world of Trump’s America. Oh wait, Puerto Rico is still America and it is in a pretty bad place. . . NPR has been updating their information: Since we live in a world where people claim news is fake here are a few different items: Puerto Rico coverage: NPR’s Latest CBS’s Latest Tweet Twitter Feed Fox News Other political coverage:
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What does the world need now?
by dpankiewicz
After all the news lately and hearing Corey Booker had to drop out of the 2020 race, I found an old photo from 1998. This was before Bush won over Gore thanks to the hanging chads.
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Did I tell you about my New Years?
by dpankiewicz
Mom and Dad left me out on the balcony. I was watching over all the revelers below. I’m glad we were not on Broadway.
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Coronavirus: The Hammer and the Dance – Tomas Pueyo – Medium
by dpankiewicz
This article follows Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now, an article with over 40 million views translated into over 30 languages describing the urgency of the Coronavirus problem. If you agree with… — Read on medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coronavirus-the-hammer-and-the-dance-be9337092b56
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When 1918 repeats itself in 2020.
by dpankiewicz
I know we rely on social and mass media to inform us, but somehow the warnings back in March to not repeat 1918 haven’t worked. I’ve been holding off on expressing this lately, but now is the time to tackle the running back with the ball, before more blood is shed: How we can unite to live in a world with COVID-19. Why we need to pay attention to the protests in Portland from a constitutional point of view. What […]
Categories: #TrumpVirus, 2019, 2020, Aspinwall, Brady's Bend, Broadway, Charleroi, COVID-19, Move Everyday, Pittsburgh, QRO, Raleigh
Fore of July
by dpankiewicz
What better activity for social distancing than golf? Two carts per whole over 370 yards on a hole means a lot of green between humans. Our resident golfer went to the oldest continually used course in the USGA this holiday weekend. Foxburg Country Club nestles over the Clarion and Allegheny Rivers. The greens were really fast. The views from the top of the hill between the Allegheny and Clarion River was enlightening.
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