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Yeah, it's a typo. My apologies.
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Three hours from my small town to the most affordable airport, time allowed for security, two flights since I don't live near a hub, and a couple hours layover in between. I was routed through Minneapolis on the trip out, which is WAY out of the way.
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I love this. You got it from blastr, which got it from awsomer, which got it from my site, where I recycled it from two years ago!
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I think the closest modern analogy would be McCarthyism in the 1950s. People's lives were ruined because others were afraid to defend them from charges of communism, lest they also be accused.
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ted, you can follow the "Link" for more. Many new posts have been added since I linked this, and the current latest picture is of a woman:
http://muslimswearingthings.tumblr.com/post/1389040713/first-muslim-woman-in-space-anousheh-ansari-is
http://muslimswearingthings.tumblr.com/post/1389040713/first-muslim-woman-in-space-anousheh-ansari-is
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Gee Queue: "private enterprise"? Do you realize what NPR stands for?
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Seriously, the spine near the tail is where a cat needs to be scratched. They can't reach that spot easily, and they really appreciate a scratch there.
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The source, Annals of Improbable Research, is a humor magazine. Sort of the science version of Mad magazine. I'm convinced that no cats were harmed in the writing of this article.
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The site was borked for a while, but its back now.
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I had to go check the book -it was Uncle John's omission, not mine (this time)!
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ted: more than half.
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When I was a kid, there were less than 10,000 phones in our local calling area, so we only had one exchange. That means we only had to dial four numbers for any local call!
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1. Read the textbook
2. Research using outside sources (internet, books, TV)
3. Ask someone
They all seem valid ways to learn, but of course asking on Yahoo answers would be most likely to return nonsense instead of information.