Off the Charts - Why a Recovery May Still Feel Like a Recession - NYTimes.com
Saturday
Thursday
Saving Fish is Possible, Unless They’re Past the Tipping Point | Wired Science | Wired.com
Saving Fish is Possible, Unless They’re Past the Tipping Point | Wired Science | Wired.com: "The longer you wait to fix a situation, the harder it becomes."
iFRAME | iframe, eastridge, audio - Life - Colorado Springs Gazette, CO
iFRAME | iframe, eastridge, audio - Life - Colorado Springs Gazette, CO Casualties of War, Part I: The hell of war comes home
Wednesday
Why we learn more from our successes than our failures - MIT News Office
Why we learn more from our successes than our failures - MIT News Office: "Brain cells may only learn from experience when we do something right and not when we fail."
The Columbus Dispatch : Job trend damaging Ohio's kids
The Columbus Dispatch : Job trend damaging Ohio's kids: "More than a third of Ohio's children in 2007 -- nearly 1 million -- were living in families where no parent had a full-time, year-round job." Blame Obama!
Tuesday
Books - At What Height, Happiness? A Medical Tale - Review - NYTimes.com
Books - At What Height, Happiness? A Medical Tale - Review - NYTimes.com: "One exasperated pediatrician, musing on whether outcome justified cost, suggested a clinical trial to settle the question: one group of tiny boys would get growth hormone and each boy in the other group would each get $100,000 cash. Who would be happier and healthier 20 years down the line?"
Recession hurting kids (The Daily Briefing)
Recession hurting kids (The Daily Briefing): "More than a third of Ohio children - 34 percent - were living in families where no parent had a full-time, year-round job in 2007.
That's up from 30 percent in 2000 and should come as little surprise as the state has been hemorrhaging jobs for years."
That's up from 30 percent in 2000 and should come as little surprise as the state has been hemorrhaging jobs for years."
Look out, gov - the ex-gov is comin'! (The Daily Briefing)
Look out, gov - the ex-gov is comin'! (The Daily Briefing): "It’s the southerners. They get on TV and go 'errrr, errrrr.' People hear them and say, ‘These people, they’re southerners. The party’s being taken over by southerners."
Monday
Robin Wells: Hard Truths and the Teachable Moment: The Gates-Crowley Saga
Robin Wells: Hard Truths and the Teachable Moment: The Gates-Crowley Saga: "As long as we walk around with a sense of grievance - notice the word shares the same root as 'grief' - we're going to make ourselves the victims of those who are stuck in their own ignorance and pig-headedness. The difficult fact is that to let go of grievance requires us to become generous, even when we're the wronged party. In each and every moment - and particularly in moments like these - we choose who we're going to be."
Sunday
Wayne County Star
Wayne County Star: "One post pretended to be from a woman with a Mexican boyfriend; the other two posts insinuated the boat had come from Cuba, berated farmers, accused them of breaking the law and praised the Border Patrol for doing a good job.
The posts, which were made anonymously on June 20 and 21, identified themselves on the public part of the website with fake Internet addresses: Imaapplehog2@yahoo.com, poorbabies@hotmail.com and hahaha@hotmail.com. The Star discovered they all had Internet protocol addresses that showed as originating from cbp.dhs.gov."
The posts, which were made anonymously on June 20 and 21, identified themselves on the public part of the website with fake Internet addresses: Imaapplehog2@yahoo.com, poorbabies@hotmail.com and hahaha@hotmail.com. The Star discovered they all had Internet protocol addresses that showed as originating from cbp.dhs.gov."
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