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The Big Bang Observation
The Big Bang Observation The Big Bang Theory ran on CBS from 2007 to 2019. Admittedly, I didn’t watch the first couple of seasons. I began watching it around 2014. When it went into syndication, I began watching the reruns … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Seasons, 2007, 2019, Abusive, Actor, Actress, alcoholism, Amy Farrah Fowler, Anti-Intelligent, Apartments, Autism, Autistic, Awkward, Babies, balance, Bernadette, Beverly Wilcox, Big Bang Theory, Bisexual, bright colors, California, California Tech, card catalog, CBS, Comic Books, Controlling, crush, Divorce, doorbells, Drama, Dungeons and Dragons, DVD, Flaws, Friends, fuse holder, Gay, George Cooper, HBO Max, Homosexual, Howard, Humor, Jokes, Leonard, Marriage, Mary Cooper, Mean, Mom, Mother, Mothers, Nebraska, Nerd Culture, Nerds, Pasadena, Princeton, protective, Raj, Relatable, Religion, Religious, Respect, Science, Sheldon Cooper, simplify, Social Skills, Spock, Star Trek, Star Wars, Stereotypes, Strict, TBS, Wil Wheaton, Writers, Young Sheldon
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QUBO
QUBO QUBO ran from 2006 to 2021. It began as a block of cartoons on NBC on Saturday mornings. Then it moved to a free digital over the air channel for kids. We discovered it when we purchased a digital … Continue reading
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Tagged 2006, 2011, 2013, 2021, 3-2-1 Penguins!, ACME, American, Animal Atlas, Animorphs, Anne of Green Gables The Animated Series, Artzooka, Astronomy, Bob the Builder, British, Cable, Canadian, Cartoon Network, Castle, Christian, Cosmology, Denver, Digital Antenna, Dragon, DVDs, English, Fantasy, Franklin, Geography, Harry and His Big Bucket of Dinosaurs, History, Jacob Two-Two, Jane and The Dragon, Knight, Marvin The Tap Dancing Horse, Moirarty, Mona The Vampire, NBC Saturday Morning, New Scotland Yard, New Zealand, Nickelodeon, PBS Kids, Pecola, Pipi Longstocking, QUBO, School Bus, Science, Science Fiction, Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Space Shio, Supernatural, The Magic School Bus, The Mysteries of Alfred The Hedgehog, The World of Richard Scary, V.I.LE., Where on Earth is Carmen Sandeigo, Zula Patrol
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YouTube
YouTube YouTube came out in 2005. At the time, I didn’t give it much though. It was mostly people uploading video clips of random things like cat videos and pranks. My oldest child was two and my youngest hadn’t been … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Billion Users, 2005, Cat Videos, channels, Cooking, Corpse Husband, Creep Show Art, Cynic Snacks, Dollightful, Dominic Noble, Forgelab, Good Times with Scare, Helluva Boss, Iskall85, Jay Zhao, Jazza, Jeracraft, Jimmy Snow, Kids, kill counts, Kyle Hill, Lavender Town, Legal Eagle, LGBTQ, Love Gone Gulch, Markiplier, Minecraft, monetization, MTV, Mumbo Jumbo, Music Videos, Ph1LZA, Philosophy Tube, Rach Loves Life, Saberspark, Sam Collins, Sbeev, Science, TechnoBlade, The Theorists, Titana, Trailer, TrixyBlox, Vevo, Wadzee, Xismavoid, YouTube
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Squeezed: Why Our Families Can’t Afford America
Squeezed: Why Our Families Can’t Afford America By Alissa Quart, 2018 In the introduction to her book Quart overviews the reasons why Families Can’t Afford America any longer. Student Loans and Medical Debt are a huge issue for Generation X … Continue reading
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Betrayal of Science and Reason
Betrayal of Science and Reason Ehrlich, 1996 In this hard-hitting and timely book, Paul R. Ehrlich and Anne H. Ehrlich challenge those who downplay the reality and importance of global environmental problems with appealing but misleading rhetoric. Such efforts to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Environment, Politics/Economics, Science/Philosophy
Tagged 1996, Abundant Wildlife Society, Academic, Acid Rain, Agricultural Practices, Anne H. Ehrlich, Anti-Environmental, Betrayal of Science and Reason, biodiversity loss, Brown Wise, Brownlash, Capitalism, CFCs, Charts, Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Clear Cut Timber, CO2, combat, community, Congressman Charles Taylor, conservative, Conservatives, Corporate, Corporate Funded Rhetoric, Corporations, Cowboy Economics, Damage to Environment, Dangerous Experiment, Deforestation, deregulation, difficult, Earth is Finite, environmental, Environmentalists Do NOT hate people, Erroneous Notions, Fossil Fuels, Fred Singer, Global Warming, Good News, Green Earth Society, head-on, How Science Works, Hunger, Industrialization, Issues, large salaries, Literature, Lobbyists, misleading, Multi-million dollar contracts, nationalism, not greatly exaggerated, Overpopulation, Ozone Depletion, Patrick Michaels, Paul R. Ehrlich, points of view, political agenda, Pollution, profit, Regulation, repeals, Rhetoric, Right To Waste, Rights, Science, Scientific Community, solutions, spreading lies, Statistics, Stats, Studies, Subversive, Take Seriously, The National Wilderness Institute, The Sahara Club, Things That Are NOT true, Threatens Our Future, tools, Toxic Substances, Ulterior Motives, Understanding, uphill battled, Volcanoes, War, Warming Trend, websites, Wise Use
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Arts and Sciences
July 16, 2002 Arts and Sciences Arts and Sciences is a good theme for the week. Generally, the term applies to a College of Arts and Sciences. It is a department or unit within a University and focuses on liberal … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Environment, Event, History, Science/Philosophy
Tagged Agriculture, Art, Arts and Sciences, Bed of Nails, Black Man, ChromoZone, College, Cotton, Diamond, Diploma, Explore, Famers, George Washington Carver, Grocery Store, hands on, High School, human body, Ingenuity, Intelligence, Inventor, Missouri, Newspaper, Peanut, Science, Scientist, Slave, Soil, space, Springfield, Springfield Art Museum, Teach, Tesla Lamp, The Discovery Center, Theater, Tuskegee, Water Table
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Madeline L’Engle
Madeline L’Engle Madeline L’Engle is one of my favorite children’s authors. I first read A Wrinkle in Time in 6th grade maybe. It was published in 1962 and my mother remembered reading it. In any case, I got a copy … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Religion, Science/Philosophy
Tagged A House Like A Lotus, A Ring of Endless Light, A Swiftly Tilting Planet, A Wind in The Door, A Winkle In Time, An Acceptable Time, Austins, Biblical, Biology, Calvin O'Keef, Cellular, Charles Wallace Murry, Christianity, Chronos, Conrad Aiken, Debbie Gibson, Disney Movie Awful, Druids, Echthroi, Enemy, Evil, Female Protagonist, Geeky Girl, Good, Greece, It, Kairos, Le Morte d'Arthur, Mad, Madeline L'Engle, Madoc, Many Waters, Meg Murry, Michael Ende, Moon By Night, Morning Song of Senlin, Mrs Whatsit, Mrs Whosit, Native Americans, Nephilim, Noah, Nuclear Power, Phantom Menance, Polly O'Keef, Possession, Psalm 69:13, Runes, Sandy and Dennys Murry, Science, Seraphim, Silence Speaks A Thousand Words, Star Wars, Tesseract, The Arm of the Starfish, The Flood, The Force, The Neverending Story, The Nothing, The Time Quartet, The Time Quintet, The Young Unicorns, Time Travel, Unicorn, Welsh
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