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The Angst of Creativity: October 2007
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The Angst of Creativity. Tossing a bit of tarnish on the halo of the creative mind. Too many creative people suffer for having this trait. Sunday, October 14, 2007. True creativity, according to jazz musician Eugene Lowry, is like a river. One bank is "suffering," and the other is "grace." The tighter the banks, the faster the flow. Human salvation," said Martin Luther King Jr., "lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted.". Links to this post. Labels: Suffering and creativity. My Family of Blogs.
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The Great Tobacco Boondoggle: A Watchdog for the Settlement Fund
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The Great Tobacco Boondoggle. How millions of dollars from the tobacco settlement are really being spent. Sunday, November 25, 2007. A Watchdog for the Settlement Fund. Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. Issues timely reports on the progress of the Tobacco Settlement fund and how the money is being used. I am enormously relieved that this is the case and will be following this organization closely and benefiting from its reports. As of the end of last year the Campaign issued the following statement:. Idaho...
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Idaho's Water: Water and Sand
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Is there plenty of water for everyone, or are we perilously close to the last drop? Wednesday, September 26, 2007. The speaker at today's water presentation sponsored by the University of Idaho was. Professor, V. Sridhar, Ph.D., P.E., from BSU. I didn't take my program with me and was amused to hear one of the class members in another venue (it is transmitted live to four other sites in. Idaho) call him by name. I thought he was saying "Dear Sweetheart.". Anyway, most of his talk concerned the "Sand.
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Idaho's Water: September 2007
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Is there plenty of water for everyone, or are we perilously close to the last drop? Wednesday, September 26, 2007. The speaker at today's water presentation sponsored by the University of Idaho was. Professor, V. Sridhar, Ph.D., P.E., from BSU. I didn't take my program with me and was amused to hear one of the class members in another venue (it is transmitted live to four other sites in. Idaho) call him by name. I thought he was saying "Dear Sweetheart.". Anyway, most of his talk concerned the "Sand.
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Idaho's Water: Who put the arsenic in our water?
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Is there plenty of water for everyone, or are we perilously close to the last drop? Wednesday, November 7, 2007. Who put the arsenic in our water? Shawn Benner, PhD. Today I attended an interesting illustrated lecture about arsenic in ground water in Canyon County, where I live in Idaho. The speaker was Shawn Benner,. PhD, assistant professor for the Department of Geosciences at Boise State University. How does arsenic get into our water? Scientists don't know. They know that contamination is widespr...
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Idaho's Water: February 2008
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Is there plenty of water for everyone, or are we perilously close to the last drop? Saturday, February 2, 2008. Is well water safe? I still use well water for watering the lawn, and it's nice to know that if I have to, I could switch back to that source for all my water. Since then I've learned of a variety of illness-bearing substances that reside in domestic wells. The CDC. Has posted a comprehensive list and an explanation of the most common of these. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Family of Blogs.
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The Angst of Creativity: Symptoms of the Creativity Syndrome
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The Angst of Creativity. Tossing a bit of tarnish on the halo of the creative mind. Too many creative people suffer for having this trait. Tuesday, August 21, 2007. Symptoms of the Creativity Syndrome. Creative people get more than their fair share of bumps in life, and this blog is dedicated to showing true sympathy to these people and sharing a tip or two for coping with the Creativity Syndrome. You probably have the Creativity Syndrome (CS) if you experience some of the following-. November 11, 2008 a...
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The Great Tobacco Boondoggle: Tobacco money is everywhere
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The Great Tobacco Boondoggle. How millions of dollars from the tobacco settlement are really being spent. Wednesday, October 17, 2007. Tobacco money is everywhere. How can you vote for a measure that might cut into tobacco revenues when the companies that manufacture and sell tobacco products are paying your election campaign costs? As much as I oppose this sort of persuasion, the track being taken sounds too easy. The vote was solid in favor of SCHIP. It was the veto by the President that stoppe...The l...
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The Angst of Creativity: Suffering and creativity
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The Angst of Creativity. Tossing a bit of tarnish on the halo of the creative mind. Too many creative people suffer for having this trait. Sunday, October 14, 2007. True creativity, according to jazz musician Eugene Lowry, is like a river. One bank is "suffering," and the other is "grace." The tighter the banks, the faster the flow. Human salvation," said Martin Luther King Jr., "lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted.". Labels: Suffering and creativity. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Great Tobacco Boondoggle: December 2007
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The Great Tobacco Boondoggle. How millions of dollars from the tobacco settlement are really being spent. Wednesday, December 12, 2007. We're #40 in smoking prevention. Today published a report. Uncovering for the general public the disturbing fact that in Idaho we don't care if our children smoke or not. "Let 'em make up their own minds" seems to be the statewide mantra. "It's not up to us to help our kids live healthy lives. It's their burden.". Of course, the Statesman. In Idaho 15.8 percent of hi...
