COME AND GET IT, RIGHT NOW ______ (2004) “Coming together” NEWSWEEK, 11/1, p. e4 At Dodgeball.com, you can instantly call all your friends and tell them to meet somewhere. All of you can form your own SMART MOB or SWARM. … Continue reading →
ARTIFICIAL THROATS _________, (2004) “Artificial throat speeds taste test” NEW SCIENTIST.COM, 10-4 An artificial throat has been created for taste testing and numerous other activities. The throat can quickly analyze numerous prosperities that it has consumed and give its approval … Continue reading →
DEAD MAN CALLS RIGHT BEFORE FUNERAL ___________, (2004) “Man Presumed dead calls daughter at wake” YAHOO NEWS, 9/17 P. 1-2 His sister identified his body at the morgue. The face was mashed up by the accident, but she believed that … Continue reading →
The College Professor’s Compendium of Laws, Theorems, and Concepts with Support Sources Joel Charles Snell Professor Emeritus, Kirkwood College This article is based on the assumption that although there are thousands of laws, theorems and concepts dealing with … Continue reading →
BITTERSWEET WANDERINGS DAY DREAMS Although I am 80, I tried to kill myself back in the spring of 1965. I was in a car and aimed it at a huge tree in the University section of Omaha. The tree was … Continue reading →
BIG FLOPS AARP (2009) 11/9 / 43 FORD EDSEL SMELL O’ VISION PAPER CLOTHING BAY OF PIGS PREMIER SMOKELESS TOBBACO WIN (WHIP INFLATION NOW) THE NEW COKE PLAYING BASEBALL IN SHORTS EXTREME FOOTBALL SONY BETAMAX WATERGATE BREAK IN MILLI VANILLI … Continue reading →
BACK TO SCHOOL For the last 57 years, I have been going back to school in the fall. Sometimes I returned to class as a student and other times as a professor. My first sojourn was in the late 40’s … Continue reading →
Search Contents hide Mean Girls Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia For other uses, see Mean Girls (disambiguation). “Burn book” redirects here. For the book Burn Book: A Tech Love Story, see Kara Swisher § Books. For the book Burn This … Continue reading →
BEHAVIORAL METHODOLOGIES This article addresses the antagonism between science and social sciences. It is suggested that labeling be changed, level of acceptance, and use of number systems be more closely examined. Basically, the soft sciences have a name change and … Continue reading →
POLLS Back in 1972, the Democrats did not pick an ideal candidate with George McGovern. As the last votes were counted, Senator McGovern had about 29 million votes. His opposition President Richard Nixon had 47 million. So the President won. … Continue reading →