Letter to newspapers about Ferguson

Congratulations Ferguson. You have lived down to the worst racial stereotypes. So many people have lost their jobs and businesses because you had to act like the N word. And do you think these businesses will be back? I wouldn't. I expect the owners of the burned out businesses will take their insurance money and reestablish their businesses in a place where there aren't so many N-words. Ferguson will remain a poor, burned out husk for decades!

 

David Rubin
15 Leverett Court
Staten Island, NY 10308

(718) 984-0207
(347) 782-6666

Christmas Dream

I had a dream last night. I dreamt that a local church held a contest for best Christmas display on a house. The pastor said it is how most Christians honor Jesus for Christmas. The usual winner is the house with the most lights and music playing, so one radical Christian got the idea to not add lights to his house, but to make the house itself light up and sing. He got every brick and shingle to glow, and make Christmas music as loud as a subway train. The kids cried, the wife yelled, the neighbors called the cops, but the house owner insisted he had a right to the radical house display based on his First Amendment right to show Jesus how much he loved him.

Resume

David Rubin

200 Murphy Rd

Wilmington, DE 19803

(347)782-6666

daru3@aol.com

Profile

Nearly twenty years of experience from production and maintenance of factory equipment to business solicitor and publicist, getting articles written by industry journals. Received experience and accolades as author and artist. Eager to explore various fields for personal and professional development

Work Experience
Currently working as artist in Wilmington, Delaware area,
Selling my art at local fairs & festivals and online at
 davidsartforsale.blogspot.com

Worked as intern for
Gnome Sculpture Project at the College of Staten Island, July 2017

●       Helped build large wooden gnome sculpture
 on permanent display at College of Staten Island

Fine Art Photos of Staten Island Oct 2012-Mar 2013 

●       Solicited business

●       Developed spreadsheet to record contact responses.

●       Followed up with phone calls to seeming likely prospects.

 Possibili-tees custom Screen Printing of Staten Island 2009 to 2012 

●       Solicited business.

●       Developed spreadsheet to record contact responses.

●       Sought publicity for company by contacting industry publications, which resulted in descriptive articles of our company in two publications: Impressions and Apostrophe magazines

Special Tees Custom Screen printing

●       Cleaning Officer in charge of assuring that tools & screens
 are in good condition and ready for use.

Camp Counselor NY Assoc for Metro-area Autistic Children, Summers of 1991, 1992, 2001 

●       Served as reading counselor for autistic children.
 Convinced Association to use Special Tees as supplier.

Education

College of Staten Island

●        Bachelor of arts, English Literature Major, Jan 1986

●        Associate in Applied Science, Computer Science Major, June 1980

●        Associate in Sciences, Liberal Arts & Science Major, Jan 1980

●        Associate in Arts, Liberal Arts & Science Major, June 1979

Computer Skills

Internet search skills
Basic MS Word

Basic MS Excel

Hobbies
Artist;              

• Sept 2010 Started Amateur Artist Career 
• Established Art blog at daru3-davidart.blogspot.com
• March 2017 Special merit given by Light, Space & Time Art Gallery
• Apr 2013 & Oct 2019 Special Recognition given by Light, Space & Time Art Gallery
• May 4, 2017 Recognized for artistic participation in College of Staten Island               Undergrad Conference on Research, Scholarship & Performance

Author; 

●              Myriad letters to editor published in Staten Island Advance

And NY Daily News

●              Nov 2015 Article on autism published in Polychrome Literary Magazine

Limitations
No driver's licence
Arthritis makes walking & standing difficult 

War For Physical Fitness

I think the drug laws today are ridiculous. Odds are, we're not going to die of a drug overdose. We're most likely to die of smoking, drinking, bad eating habits and lack of exercise. If we want to use the law to make us quit bad habits, we should be arrested if fat, publically drunk or smoking anything.

In jail, we should be forbidden to smoke or drink alcohol. We should be given a salad at every meal with lots of greens. Want dressing on that salad?No, too fatty! Eat it dry. Don't like spinach or cucumber? too bad! Eat it anyway. Then, after every meal, walk a mile on a track.

We should not be released till physicall fit.

This will save a lot more people than any war on marijuanna, cocain or narcotics!