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Monthly Archives: September 2006
Books
I’ve been away from consistent blogging recently – while I know you have heard this excuse from me, I have gone into survival mode during the month of September in order to survive stretches of on-call nights and long days … Continue reading
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We Win Again!
For another straight year, Seattle wins as the nation’s most intelligent city. Fifty-two percent of residents here, ages 25 and older, hold at least a bachelor’s degree. For my liberal, intelligent friends living in conservative locations such as Baton Rouge … Continue reading
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Slow news day…
You know it’s a slow news day when this story is on the home page for a major news organization’s website. That is all.
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