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“Writing a book is an adventure. To begin with it is a toy and an amusement. Then it becomes a mistress, then it becomes a master, then it becomes a tyrant. The last phase is that just as you are about to be reconciled to your servitude, you kill the monster and fling him to the public.” -Winston Churchill-
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About Me
- James B.
- Chief is a combination software geek from Washington State, aspiring novelist, and retired Chief Warrant Officer from the Army National Guard (thus the clever name). A recipient of a BA in Russian and East European studies and an MBA from the University of Washington, his interests include foreign affairs, economics, politics, technology and languages. Polite inquiries and job offers will be answered at chiefb-at-gmail.com. Check out my writing oriented site at www.jamesfbennett.com.
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- General Krugman Returns
- Chief taking a break
- Orwell in Berkeley
- That 70's Show
- Fuzzy math?
- DeLong chimes in, I chime back
- Ungrateful Bosnians?
- Slate impersonates me
- Hack and Me
- Paul Krugman gets nostalgic
- Howard Dean continues his Bin Laden defense
- Premodern meets Postmodern
- Straight Talk
- Idiotic Filibuster Argument O' the Day
- Assault on the Senate
- Dude, you are not Indian, give it up
- Getting Uzbekistan Right
- The NY Times on Filibusters
- More brilliance in the Seattle Times
- Pictures from Uzbekistan
- Sour Cream Vendors
- The world's worst argument for rail transportation
- Darth Bush?
- Does he get an employee discount?
- Yet another new standard in journalism
- More News from the Uz
- Paul Krugman: Military Analyst
- A good essay on WWII
- Violence in Uzbekistan
- There goes my career in the Peace Corps
- Pat Buchanan Uber Alles
- Why we are still in Bosnia
- This is why I don't take business advice from the ...
- Why our public high schools schools are doomed
- Col. David. H. Hackworth, 1930-2005
- The only thing worth reading in the New York Times
- Western Washington Terrorist Supporters
- Paul Krugman's Misleading Math
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