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Read the full post at - The Wall Looks Permanent Until It Falls by Adam Bonica Why America just needs to copy what works -> https://data4democracy.substack.com/p/the-wall-looks-permanent-until-it My primary frustration with American policy making & politics is simply that we are ignoring the laboratories of...
As I wrote earlier, the first pages – parchment – to arrive in Europe from the library White Monastery at Sohag in Egypt were leaves of a life of the incredibly obscure St Colluthus (or Coluthus), containing two stories of miracles that took place at his shrine. These were published by Francesco Borgia in 1781; the...
New release; it’s my pastor’s testimony! New arrival — should be great!
I've never started a Backloggd account, and I do not think I ever will. I don't think I would post very often! Mainly, I don't usually complete videogames... because I don't often play games which I actually like. I play a lot of games I dislike because I feel like I have to keep up-to-date on new material in my...
Fresh jalapeno season is here! Which of these recipe ideas resonate with you the most? And yes, I still get tons of mileage out of that Pickled Jalapenos recipe 🙂 Got extra jalapenos on hand? Lucky you! You'll be surprised at the variety of recipes you can make with those jalapenos, so here are 12... Read More The...
The first and last stories are essentially direct adaptions. The others are original. These are for my nephews but also I am proud of them and want to share. See also my Odysseus stories.[Placeholder for image]Robin Hood and the Beggar KnightOne day, a knight came to Sherwood Forest, a dense and wild place in the...
Hi everyone. I’m joining #WeekendCoffeeShare again. I’ve had my last cup of coffee for the day, as usual. I’m soon stepping back to put on my pajamas. Usually I shower on Friday evenings, but today there’s no staff who’s able to assist me. I’ll also take a break for my 8PM meds and evening soft drink. If you’d like...
Years ago, I sent my old desktop multimedia workstation to recycling because I'd gotten a new, more robust setup. Before tossing it, naturally, I backed up my files and moved them to the new computer. Except, in my inexperience and inattention, I only backed up working/in-progress files. I missed the folder that...
Greetings from a surprisingly pleasant late July. Smoke from Canada’s fires has dissipated and temperatures have dwindled to the 80s F. It’s actually delightful to be outside. Today’s post is about a scenario for higher ed’s future. It’s not from me, but created by one Matthew F. Wilson, director of Research...
By Haruki Murakami. This book was supposed to be good, and it is in fact good. It's both morally serious and entertaining. Notes: Once I've decided to read a book, I'm now avoiding not only spoiler-y reviews but even dust jackets and blurbs. When I go back and read them after the fact, they often seem irrelevant...
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