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Come on, get happy
I had hoped to have a quiet and relaxing Saturday morning, but a CNN news story roused me to action. The segment claimed that North Dakota had been named by the Gallup agency as the countries “happiest” state. If this … Continue reading
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Invisible
I turned in my notice today. I informed the local administrators that I will not sign a contract to renew my tenured position at UND. It is a little early, but if I wait until I receive the contract the … Continue reading
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Academics and Relevance
Maybe you do not read the NY Times, but I am guessing this editorial will catch the attention of many either directly or because the article has been passed on via social media. I am an academic. The Times editorial … Continue reading
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Leaving the Job Market
The pseudo anchors at Fox “News” were speaking rapidly and waving their arms again. They are back on the topic of health insurance. I had hoped they would move on to something else, but there are evidently few conservative topics … Continue reading
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Curmudgeon Day
Tomorrow is National Curmudgeon Day. I wanted to bring this to your attention in case anyone wanted to wish me well. Actually, thanks to son-in-law Jim for letting me know that tomorrow was my special day. So, I prepared for … Continue reading
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Priorities and political indifference
I see myself as an educational blogger and some may be surprised and perhaps annoyed that I comment about political issues. I do not consider these comments as being off target. In fact, I consider the decisions made by politicians … Continue reading
Improve Twitter!
It is likely common knowledge that I have a mixed reaction to Twitter. My common reaction after a Twitter session is that the feed is made up primarily of drivel and self or in-group promotion. I cannot understand even having … Continue reading
One comment on cold weather
We are in the midst of an epic cold snap (according to the weather folks). Those of us living in the upper midwest are experienced in cold and become annoyed when other folks promote their experiences with the cold. Perhaps … Continue reading
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The ice dam – a tutorial
This instructional material has been prepared for those of you who think 40 degrees Fahrenheit is cold. An ice dam typically forms at the edge of a roof when some of the snow in the roof melts and the water … Continue reading
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We are not (hopefully) in Kansas anymore
I must admit I missed this story when it originally broke, but I follow Slate (a site focused on long form posts) and picked up the story just a few days ago. Evidently, back in September, the Chronicle of Higher … Continue reading
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