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Category Archives: Science
Feelings and Such
Sometimes I think I’d be better off purging myself of emotion, like Mr. Spock from Star Trek. Become a creature of pure logic. That philosophy is quite attractive to me, to be honest, but it does have its limitations. I … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, General, GLBT, Personal, Philosophy, Science, Social Observations
Tagged chick flicks, fashion, female, Gender, LGBT, Love Actually, male, man, sex, shoes, shopping, Spock, Star Trek, The Devil Wears Prada, Transgender, woman
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Topics: Jenna Talackova, Celebrity Deaths, Obama Comes Out
Sometimes it irritates me to no end that I cannot come up with anything to say. With all that’s going on in the world, the good and the bad, you’d think I’d have something to say about it. JENNA TALACKOVA … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, General, GLBT, Philosophy, Politics, Science, Social Observations
Tagged Adam Yauch, celebrities, celebrity, current-events, death, Donna Summer, entertainment, gender confirmation surgery, hollywood, Jenna Talackova, LGBT, LGBT rights, Maurice Sendak, miss universe pageant, Obama, Politics, POTUS, Robin Gibb, Same-sex marriage, Transgender, transgendered, Vidal Sassoon, Whitney Houston
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WATCH: The Speech You’ve Been Waiting For
WATCH: The Speech You’ve Been Waiting For.
Posted in Biology, Buddhism, Christianity, Education, General, GLBT, Islam, Pagan Interest, Philosophy, Politics, Religion, Science, Shamanism, Social Observations, Unfolding Revelations, Wicca
Tagged gay rights are human rights, GLBT, HRC, LGBT, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, UN
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Open Thread Thursday: Roger Clemens
From Wikipedia (Roger Clemens) William Roger Clemens (born August 4, 1962), nicknamed “Rocket”, is a former Major League Baseball pitcher who broke into the league with the Boston Red Sox, whose pitching staff he would help anchor for 12 years. … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Education, General, Open Thread Thursdays, PostAWeek2011, Science, Social Observations, Technology
Tagged anabolic steroids, Astros, Boston Red Sox, Brian McNamee, Cy Young Award, doper, ERA, ESPN, federal grand jury, Majo League Baseball, Mitchell Report, MLB, New York Yankees, Nolan Ryan, Open Thread Thursdays, perjury, pitcher, postaweek2011, Roger Clemens, Steve Carlton, strikeouts, The Rocket, Toronto Blue Jays, walks, wins
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Open Thread Thursday: SATRO-ECG
From Wikipedia (SATRO-ECG) SATRO-EKG – a computer program analysing electro-cardiology signals. It is based on the SFHAM model. It facilitates the evaluation of electrical activity of myocardium, and therefore, early detection of ischemic changes in the heart. This is our … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Education, General, Open Thread Thursdays, PostAWeek2011, Science, Technology
Tagged cardiology, heart, ischemic, myocardium, Open Thread Thursdays, postaweek2011, SARTO-ECG, SFHAM
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If I were to write a Constitution
Were I to write a Constitution, as a founding document of a country, I’d base it on the US Constitution. It would be clearly stated that the nation would be a secular nation, founded on no one religious doctrine and … Continue reading
Posted in Athena Worship, Biology, Buddhism, Business, Christianity, Crossroads, Education, Entertainment, Environment, General, GLBT, Islam, Nuclear Physics, Pagan Interest, Personal, Philosophy, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Religion, Science, Shamanism, Social Observations, Technology, Unfolding Revelations, Wicca
Tagged access to health care, access to legal representation, assembly, business, Constitution, corporations, education, Equality, executive, freedom, freedom to marry, government, health, insurance, judicial, labor unions, legislative, people, postaday2011, postaweek2011, priveliges, Religion, rights, speech, taxes
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My Bucket List
A bucket list is a list of activities (usually one hundred or so) you want to do before you die. Everyone should have a bucket list. Here’s my list of thirty things I want to do before I die, in … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Environment, General, GLBT, Personal, Philosophy, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Science, Social Observations, Technology
Tagged Africa, Antartica, Asia, Australia, baseball, Bucket List, Canada, Constitution, Denis Leary, direct, dresses, Eiffel Tower, Europe, Fashion Week, female, freedom, Gay Pride, get a degree, hoseiry, invent, Jon Stewart, Lewis Black, lottery, make-up, movie, New York City, newspaper, North America, Paris, photgraphy, postaday2011, postaweek2011, Pulitzer Prize, Real Life Experience, RLE, shoes, South America, Stephen Colbert, Supreme Court, USA Patriot Act, woman, wondergoon, write
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The Meaning of Acceptance
If you ask a minority, “What does acceptance mean to you?”, you might get a few varying responses. To a religious minority, say, a Wiccan in a predominantly Christian culture, acceptance might mean no proselytizing, as her family and friends … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Christianity, Education, General, GLBT, Philosophy, Politics, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Religion, Science, Social Observations
Tagged ACLU, African American, Andrew Cuomo, bisexual, black, Christianity, Christin, civil unions, Democrats, domestic partnerships, freedom, gay, gay marriage, genderqueer, GLBTQ, Green Party, HRC, lesbian, LGBTQ, minority, NYC Pride, postaday2011, postaweek2011, questioning, Republicans, SSA, Tea Party, Transgender
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Thoughts About a Sign
I wish I had snapped a pic of it, but, I saw a sign that read: “A goal without a plan is a wish.” That really resonated with me. I realized I’ve been making goals all my life, but never … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Business, Education, General, GLBT, Personal, Philosophy, PostADay2011, PostAWeek2011, Science, Social Observations
Tagged dreams, employment, goals, jobs, LGBT, looking for a job, money, plans, postaday2011, postaweek2011, the future
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