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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Letting Sprint Buy T-Mobile Will Fix Broadband Competition, According To Sprint Chairman
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Lubbock ISD wins lawsuit over banning Jesus Tattoo advertisement
Lubbock ISD wins lawsuit over banning Jesus Tattoo advertisement.
Posted in Education, News, Panhandle, religion, Society, Texas, West Texas
Tagged billboard, court case, Jesus, jesus tattoo, Lowrey Field, Lubbock, Lubbock ISD
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“A great soul never dies. A great soul serves everyone all the time.”
“The caged bird sings with a fearful trill of things unknown but longed for still and his tune is heard on the distant hill for the caged bird sings of freedom.” –Maya Angelou
Posted in Culture, Literature/books, Uncategorized, women
Tagged caged bird, freedom, Maya Angelou, Maya Angelou quotes, sing
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Music and Blue-Collar Bohemianism
Music and Blue-Collar Bohemianism Really good article that investigates why people in their 40’s and 50’s choose a way of life where they get by, that allows them to pursue a passion such as music rather than opt for the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, indie, Interesting, Literature/books, music, Society, Uncategorized, work
Tagged Blue Collar Bohemianism, cultural analysis, essay, generation x, LA Review of Books, middle age, Music
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Harvard graduates: cross section of society?
Is this a cross section of society, or the secret to getting ahead? What IS the secret to getting ahead? At what point is it more economical to compete with others, and at what point is it more profitable to … Continue reading
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Tagged cheating, competition, Education, getting ahead, graduating seniors, harvard, harvard class of 2014, success
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Our garbage makes its way to the Arctic
Microplastics, tiny bits of plastic, have made their way to the Arctic circle. A scientist from Dartmouth who was studying microscopic organisms in samples of sea water found tiny pieces of plastic debris. This is evidence that our garbage and … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, News, Science, Uncategorized, World
Tagged arctic, debris, environment, microplastics, plastics, pollution
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How Long Can Uranium Last? A Long Time Indeed
Originally posted on Musings on Interesting Things:
Excellent summary by Charles Barton of this question at “The Nuclear Green Revolution” … Thus global Uranium land resources will be sufficient to supply the human population of the world for a few…
Posted in business, energy, Environment, Science, Uncategorized
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“Smart Pills” monitor health in computer from your insides
Take a pill, monitor your health On your iPad? The pills have little microchips in them. Call me crazy, but to monitor your health, use the computer that comes with our bodies, the one we all have up in our … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Science, Society, technology, U.S., Uncategorized
Tagged health, microchip pills, science fiction, smart pills
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