HELL EXPLAINED—By a Chemistry Student Courtesy of Margie Keane The following is an actual question given on a University of Arizona chemistry mid-term and an actual answer turned in by a student. The answer by this student was so ‘profound’ that the professor shared it with colleagues via the Internet which is, of course, […]
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I Shall Return! By Jim Rambo There’s been considerable discussion during the past year about the use of torture by agents of the United States. The recent release of a damning Senate report has confirmed that the torture of those deemed terrorists has been commonplace since 9-11. Two men have been identified as those
Anyone Can Train Their Dog By Art Hessartthedogguy@yahoo.com The Other End of the Leash For the most part teaching basic obedience to the average dog is not difficult. We get their attention. Name, Focus. We use positive reward based training so we use a treat to lure the dog into position and reward the
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The Fairly Tragic Story of “Bjorn Bjork” By John Ward Bjorn Bjork was born in 1866 and had become known as his country’s most revered author, and with books like: I am Unhappy Snow, My Favorite Color is Clear and I Will Not Hang Myself Today amongst others, Bjorn Bjork showed the world that
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Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt Vehicular Conundrums Driving in Chapala has been very difficult for the last four or five months, and it doesn’t look like it will get any better in the near future. I know there are many of you who have been dealing with your own problems in Ajijic, and
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Brother Isaacs By Cal Crenshaw Nathanshaw2@verizon.com Brother Isaacs was a tall thin bible-thumping circuit preacher from Ozark County Missouri, who having fled the bounds of matrimony in the spring of 1889, migrated to the northeastern part of Indian Territory. When it came to timing Brother Isaacs seemed to always be an hour late and
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Editor’s Page By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez For more editorials, visit: http://thedarksideofthedream.com A Wonderful Writer Once In Our Midst Part One Paraphrasing Shakespeare, I come not to re-bury the late Jim Tuck, but to praise him. My reasons are two-fold: his books The Holy War in Los Altos and John Reed and Pancho Villa. With regard
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Ellis Townsend —A Lakeside Literary Treasure By Shep Lenchek (Written in 1997, republished by request) (Part of a series about those who have left us such a rich cultural heritage) Ellis Credle Townsend is one of Lakeside’s most illustrious personages, and an inspiration to all who know her. Born in North Carolina around the
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Diapers By Diana Rowland Yesterday I had reason to discover a new section of Walmart – a place I had never in my life had reason to explore – and I found it to be quite a revelation. Adult diapers come in all sizes, shapes and absorption levels and the choices are far more
