Posts Tagged ‘homeless’

“It has been my experience that folks who have no vices have very few virtues.”  ~~~ Abraham Lincoln “The virtue of some people consists wholly in condemning the vices in others.”  ~~~ Herbert Samuel SECOND UPDATE BELOW: 11/27/10, 7:47 PM The right turn of a phrase, short and succinct, can convey more than a thousand [...]

Newsvine, a site that appears to be an online news aggregator, has picked up part one of my story in the Las Vegas Sun (part two is now scheduled to run Sunday, September 26), and garnered the sort of comments that you will not hear within the hollow confines of Southern Nevada: When I was [...]

It doesn’t get any more succinct and to-the-point than writer Maud Newton’s Twitter feed on August 30: Nevada writer Rodger Jacobs is ill, can’t find work, may end up homeless. Tea Partiers rage in comments below his story http://bit.ly/anWQqt 8:40 AM Aug 30th via web Retweeted by 2 people Reply Retweet maudnewton Maud Newton

I sent Celeste an e-mail and a link to the LV Sun article early this morning: Rodger Jacobs, a wonderfully erudite, warm and funny California writer, author and documentary producer is teetering on the edge of homelessness and is frightened of what life will hold if he falls off that edge—a possibility that, at the [...]

Wanna-be politico Mark Noonan weighs in on my article in the Las Vegas Sun at his website, Noonan For Nevada, with an Op-Ed he calls The Decaying Welfare State: Mr. Jacobs is legion in this country.  There are probably tens of millions of Americans situated just like him.  Not quite willing or able to do [...]