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My musical tastes are fairly limited. As a kid my mom mostly listened to oldies stations and my Dad listened to NPR. When your favorite “songs” are Morning Edition and All Things Considered you might end up a little musically declined. My wife’s family appreciates music for all of it’s artistic greatness. They listened to…
Bucket List Breweries…..
Saw this link the other day for “Bucket List Brewery Tour.” I have visited two of the brewery’s on the list, but not the one closeted to me. Who is up for a trip to 3 Floyds or a crazy road trip to all of them? One is in Alaska, so that might be a long drive.
Why I pay extra for “business-class” broadband at home | Ars Technica
I have had this one in my queue to publish for a long time, but I thought I might toss it out there tonight. While I wont recommend Comcast to anyone if they had the choice, if you have to use them strongly consider Business Class service. The technicians, both on the phone and on…
What is the human cost of playing in the NFL?
I love football, college a little more than the NFL, but during the fall on most Sunday afternoons you will find me watching football. However, this article makes you think about the impact to the individual players. What about the physical impact to college players that never recieve the financial benefits of playing in the…
The True Cost of High School Dropouts
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I wasn’t good at math….
I am not sure how many times I said this to myself, but I used it as an excuse in school lots of times. When a friend posted the link below on Facebook, I was very interested to find out what the research showed. There’s one key difference between kids who excel at math…