October 23, 2012
It’s always easier to prognosticate and speculate when you have the facts. That’s true particularly when the event under scrutiny has already taken place. A Monday morning quarterback is one who tries to sound profound, but only comments after the event is over and the results are known. It’s easy to say, “I think New [...]
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October 11, 2012
The word convoluted has a practical meaning, that being “to coil.” It has to do with wires, tubes, hoses and such things. But there is another, even more common use for the word convoluted. It is in the realm of communication. A convoluted explanation for something is twisted, confused, and difficult to unwind. Some people [...]
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