From the Native perspective: The true story of Thanksgiving Michelle Tirado • November 23, 2011 https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/the-wampanoag-side-of-the-first-thanksgiving-story/ Too often the story of the 1621 Thanksgiving is told from the Pilgrims’ point of view, and when the Wampanoag, who partook in this feast too, are included, it is usually in a brief or distorted way. In search … Continue reading The Wampanoag Side of the First Thanksgiving Story
Month: November 2017
10 THINGS TO SUPERCHARGE YOUR SEX LIFE
Number eight will shock you! REPRINTED FROM: See THE SARATOGA SUN November 1, 2017 | vol. 131 No.14 by Keith McLendon You may have noticed there are quite a few headlines on the internet designed purely to lure you into clicking on them. These story titles, dubbed “clickbait,” are designed to pique your curiosity … Continue reading 10 THINGS TO SUPERCHARGE YOUR SEX LIFE
The Atomic Theory of Origami
Michael Assis has found that origami can experience a phase transition. James Horan for Quanta Magazine FOR ENTIRE ARTICLE SEE https://www.quantamagazine.org/physicists-discover-geometry-underlying-particle-physics-20130917/ Marcus Woo Contributing Writer October 31, 2017 GeometryMathematicsOrigamiPhase TransitionsStatistical PhysicsTopology To find out, researchers will need to carry out experiments to test Assis’ ideas and gauge whether the models can actually inform the … Continue reading The Atomic Theory of Origami
A man walks into a bar in Oregon
By Garrison Keillor — Special to The Washington Post I hung out in Eugene, Ore., last week where it rains every day so the air is fresh and clean. Old people my age don’t care for rain, so Eugene is not a retirement mecca — more of a youth mecca, a real Alt sort of … Continue reading A man walks into a bar in Oregon
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