HERE COMES THE SUN

THE WEEK (2008) 3/7 

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Futurist Ray Kursewell indicates that with the changes in nano-technology, new solar panels and related will generate more energy than in the past and it will be profitable. In other words, it will be competitive with fossil fuel.

Suffocation roulette is becoming fashionable among preteens. To get a “high” you strangle yourself until you almost die or pass out. When you are awakened, you feel a rush. On the other hand, you can also die.

Probiotics, that is good bacteria, also has a downside and it can help the immune system of some, but those with pancreatic it helps to kill them.

The worst time to have a heart attack is late afternoon and evenings. I was lucky and had mine in the morning.

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Predictably irrational. Behavioral economics triumphs again. Something worthwhile to buyers begins to climb and the winners feel that they got a good deal. On the other hand, the losers quickly devalue a once valued service or product and no longer value it.

TIME (2008) 3/10

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Those in America that have a label religiously are the following:

ENVNAGELICALS 27%

ROMAN CATHOLIC 24%

PROTESTANT 18%

NON AFFILIATED 16%

OTHERS13%

(ALL ARE ROUNDED. HISTORICALLY BLACK CHURCHES WHICH MAY BE EVANGELICAL IS COLLASPED INTO “OTHERS”.)

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CULTURE OF SUCCESS

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One of the most profound effects on children is the social class of the family. This is from a Libertarian conservative. Not only is their family likely to keep them from succeeding by their values, their peers are also important. Among professional families, they are bathed with strategies and conversation to success. They also have time or make time to work on their abilities.