Delayed News, Instant Comedy
Vice President Cheney took a shot at a lawyer, and cartoonists all over the country breathed a sigh of relief (and stopped working on Holocaust cartoons). What about comedians on TV? Instant comedy.  more »

Are The Blind Leading The Blind?
America. The land of the free, home of the brave, and birthplace of crazy lawsuits, and double-standards. The 21st century is off to a crazy start. How much more of this can we take?  more »

The Sea Of Bottles
It's in the numbers. More bottled water begets more bottles than water. Billions and billions of bottles of water. And bottles. Where will this end?  more »

How Do You Write Music Like This?
What is the magic formula for a hit song? Lyrics? Music? Voice? Artist popularity? Instruments? It's all that and less. For those who care, lyrics and music must go together for pop poetry, but one or the other comes first.  more »

Dr. Phil Needs To Help AT&T And Verizon
If Dr. Phil can help out cheating spouses, write a couple of self-help books, and get Oprah Winfrey to show up on The Late Show with David Letterman, he can surely help AT&T and Verizon's management come to their senses.  more »

In Search Of Aaron Sorkin
The West Wing ends a long and glorious run. Political dialog may never be the same.  more »

Let’s Play “Four Things” And Meme Together
I have not played Four Things (a "meme" from a few decades ago) in awhile, but received one via email today. I just had to respond. So will you. Sorry.  more »

Sudoku For Dummies
Pencil and paper, or Mac or PC, Sudoku is the latest rage whose time has come to take more of your time. My question of the day is: 'Do we need to spend time on Sudoku more »

Is iPod, iTunes, iTunes Music Store A Monopoly?
There are multiple definitions as to what constitutes a 'monopoly.' There's Microsoft's Windows. Apple's iPod ecosystem. Merriam-Webster's definition. And the legal definition. Has Apple created a monopoly?  more »

Is There Life After Today’s Sunday Comics?
Is there life after today's most popular comics? Most of us think there is. As we age, though, considerations for tomorrow change. Doonesbury faded as Dilbert rose to favorite status among cartoons. Why?  more »

Sexy, Sultry, Sensuous Susie Suh
If I were a man, I would stalk Susie Suh. If I were gay, I would stalk Susie Suh. For now, I'll just pine and listen and dream. Susie is wonderful.  more »

Is iTunes Music Store Too Cool For You?
I'm an early adopter and bought the original five gigabyte iPod way back when. I purchased and downloaded music from the iTunes Music Store when it opened. Since then, I've lost my mojo. Am I no longer iPod cool?  more »
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Before her death in August 2006, Tera passed a personal journal to her closest friends.

Her journal is filled with hundreds of entries; thoughts, commentary, essays, and perspectives. Select journal entries have been edited for Tera Talks.
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