Darfur Update

One thing the Washington Post columnist surely got right – Dis no longer a "trendy, breathless global  cause" – Michael Gerson – Michael Gerson on how U.S. policy fails Darfur – washingtonpost.com Her story is in a recent, exhaustive, chilling report on Sudan written by a panel of experts at the United Nations. A U.N. … Read more

How I voted

I actually went to the Croton Harmon train station for about an hour this AM to help Sue Konig hand out literature to commuters as they headed to the train. Then voted – there was almost no one voting at 8:15. Besides Sue and Rob Astorino for County Exec My email earlier today, about Tuesday's … Read more

Tom Faranda, animal lover,

A few days ago Joe planted one of our chinchilla’s on me. That’s Dusty – and that’s Dusty. I took the pictures Our other chinchilla, Gloria, is doing well, as is Trinity the guinea pig.  

Some Tim football

We didn't expect Tim to be playing football this year – he played in the Ossining Football Little League from the 2nd through 6th grades – because there was no 7th-8t grade team. Ossining has a junior high school team. Then this year they started a 7th – 8th grade little league team, so Tim is in … Read more

Latest Read: Tears in the Darkness

"The Story of the Bataan Death March and it's Aftermath" I read a review of this book a several months ago in the NY Times and it was a very positive and intriguing review. I knew very little about the Bataan Death March, an infamous chapter in the war in the Pacific in WW II. After … Read more