... but I'm not blessed with hyper-religious wacko logic. The real kicker is that they want to sell this book to schools: "We want to get one million copies into the hands of students and professors in colleges and universities throughout the U.S. Let's see if they try to ban Darwin's Origin of Species. That would be interesting." Um, yes. I'm pretty sure "they" will quietly, matter-of-factly ban...
... FA page. Feel free to go check it out http://www.furaffinity.net/user/rainhopper/ now of to work, yay for oversleeping! I woke up about 45 minutes ago. just now got my brain functional. this is not normal, I am usually up at 8am ringing colleges. Thats getting into the red zone for the roo, I need to figure out whats working with california that 9isnt working in any other state! Gotta run
...up and my dad drove me to work. I spent most of the day looking at the Norton Simon Museum's collection of Contemporary and Modern art. I had a brief talk with Cher about Pomona and the Claremont Colleges. I had a salad and pretzels for lunch and cake for breakfast. Kevin was going out with his friends, so my parents and I had dinner at the studio. I also randomly played the second Ouendan game, ...
...'s a college campus so it'll be very open, and Cleveland is a city so there will be gay-friendly places!" or "Ohio is the WORST place to be queer, and there's very little GLBTQ presence at Case..." I have a friend there who says that there's a good QSA type organization, and I hear the Advocate listed Case as one of the top-100 gay-friendly colleges in the USA, but... I have anxiety nonetheless.
... and which the 1979 revolutionaries re-named Freedom Square. Behind us, among the stragglers, stones began to burst on to the road as Basijis besieged the Sharif University (they seem to have something against colleges of further education these days) and one man collapsed on the road, his face covered in blood. But on the great mass of people moved, waving their green flags and shouting in joy at...
... some goals that keep you all motivated? What's that "little thing" that you've never been able to do in every day life because of your weight? Mine include the following: 1. You know those desks at colleges where it's just the chair with the little table that flips up and locks into place across your lap? y'know what I'm talking about. I want to be able to lock it in place completely, and not...
.... In fact, similar statistical approaches have become standard practice in Internet search algorithms and on social networking sites. These numbers do for scientists what U.S. News & World Report does for colleges and Bill James' Sabermetrics did for baseball: They quantify reputation.
Or at least they try. Either way, the numbers have the stark, uncluttered feel that scientists love. "I'm a ...
I would like to assure all of you that I am reading my flist but I am currently in super lurker mode. Mostly this is because I feel like horrible sludge and am too tired. It kind of feels like someone took sandpaper to the inside of my throat while I was sleeping. Also because I am spending all my free time reading porn reading old Star Trek books and commenting CUTS INTO THAT. Other things ...
... right now. We broke up for what? Why am I forced to live alone again? Because you wanted to do something for yourself? Like what? You've shown no gumption to look for a job, looked into colleges but were turned off by having to pay for applications, and have been roleplaying with numerous numerous people. Yeah, you've always told me about it, and I've always been fine with it because I know there...
... had been published at the age of twenty-four, and that had been only the beginning of a brilliant career as a psychiatrist and a counsellor, specializing in mental illnesses affecting adults. Most universities, colleges, and hospitals were fighting to have him over to give them one of his master-classes or counselling sessions. He’d travelled the world and met hundreds of wise people, even Nobel ...
