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Category Archives: Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Finding a Soulmate: The Spinster and the Beggar
The Spinster and the Beggar A lonely spinster walked daily down a narrow street to her place of employment as a librarian. She wanted for nothing, for she had a well paying job, and she was always dressed beautifully and … Continue reading
Bedtime Stories: Of Dust and Strings and Everything
[Note: This article was first published on Hubpages in 2008. It has been deemed idle and de-indexed, so I am republishing it here.] My daughter received a copy of The Golden Compass for Christmas from old family friends. I would probably not … Continue reading
Posted in Apes and Language, Books and Authors, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged apes and books, book review, can a chimp understand string theory, can a dog understand string theory, dust, reading the Golden Compass to your child, string theory, The Golden Compass, the golden compass and string theory, what is dust, what is dust in The Golden Compass
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Article Directories: No Rules, Many Rules or Few Rules?
[This article was originally published on Excerptz on July 29, 2011, but I have been notified that the site is closing down, so I am republishing here.] On February 24, 2011 quite a few article directories were subjected to a … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged article directories, automatically generated, content farms, Dani Horowitz, Excerptz, Google Panda Update, internet, optimization, optimizing after Panda, Panda update, Pubwages, robot.txt, rules in article directories, search engine, seo, tag clouds, tips on how to beat panda, user generated content, websites and SEO
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Forced Choices
My daughter and her cousin were playing a game. The name of the game was “Would You Rather.” “Would you rather be eaten by sharks or burned in a fire?” A moment of hesitation. “Eaten by sharks.” “Okay. Would you … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged better or best, camparative, comparative, false dichotomy, forced choice, grammatical usage of superlative, lesser of two evild, lesser of two evils, libertarian, Obama, Ron Paul. Romney, superlative versus comparative, Vacuum County, vote for Ron Paul, why vote for Obama, why vote for Romney, would you rather, you didn't build that
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Remembering the Mount Carmel Massacre
Nineteen years ago, on April 19, 1993, the United States government, through the agency of the ATF and with assistance of other agencies, completed a siege against innocent citizens in their homes with a fiery inferno that took the lives of all … Continue reading
Update On MO SB 666: It’s Going to the Senate Floor
Here is an important update about SB 666. If you have not read about it before, you can catch up by reading my previous pub about it: https://www.pubwages.com/21/supporters-of-project-bow-call-your-state-legislators-to-defeat-sb-666 Since I last wrote about this bill that threatens to put an … Continue reading
Supporters of Project Bow: Call your State Legislators to Defeat SB 666
Help stop SB 666! Call your Missouri state senator today! Continue reading
Posted in Animals and Pets, Apes and Language, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged apes, financial burden, legislation, Missouri, missouri politicians, Non-human, Non-human Primate Act, people responsible, Primate Act, Project Bow, SB 666, Senator Muntzlinger, state intervention in private matters
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Making a Place in Your Heart for Someone Who is not Going to Stay
At Inverted-A Press, we are gearing up, slowly but surely, for the publication of John Wheatcroft’s The Portrait of a Lover. The current projected release date is in December of this year. The interior typesetting is done, but we are … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Opinion Pieces and Editorials, Relationships
Tagged asocial love, book by John Wheatcroft, John Wheatcroft, lack of reciprocity in love, limerence, limerent love, love and limerence, love as an emotion, love without commitment, one-sided love, the Portrait of a Lover, unconsummated love
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