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Speed of Light!
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It's Past Time that bullies take notice of The Big Picture.
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Seniors, Boomers, don't stay awake nights worrying about how this or that story turns out. Not stories from THIS blog, anyway.
There is a 50-square-mile radius in Yellowstone National Park that has been dubbed the “Zone of Death” by Michigan State law professor Brian Kalt.
It's past time we confront one of the forces that remake our beautiful planet.
Snippets from the news may brighten, or crash, your day. I will give you two of each, starting with both of the bad news bites.
“Teeming with bacteria.” We hear this phrase a lot, and we know it's true. Bacteria are almost everywhere, and to believe my gramma and the Internet, they lie 84 deep besides.
Of course YOU never do this, but you've seen it done. Someone is trying to convey information, and the intended recipient of the information is completely tuning them out.
Animals can get a version of Down syndrome.
I saw a special on the Flying Wallendas. Acrobats, tightrope walkers. Trapeze artists. All family, at least in those days.
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