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Cheap Advice That Pays Off

April 30, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Cheap Identity Protection, Portable encrption, Sid Kirchheimer, the Cloud, Tylenol PM
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I’ve never been comfortable with the electronic age — the effect of having been born before television.  As a consequence, I spend my days being rattled when my computer screen freezes or I get an “undeliverable” message for an email address I know is correct.  Dante had
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When You Sell Your Cell

April 29, 2015
by Caroline Miller
best places to swap a cell phone, Ned Parmar, selling a cell phone
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The last time I went to my hairdresser, she told me a story with a curious ending.  Her cell phone was lost or stolen.  She wasn’t sure which, so she did what she had to do to protect her private information then bought a more expensive model.  After using it a while, she discove
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More Than Platitudes Required

April 28, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Labor Pains, Peggy Young, Rebecca Traister, UPS, working condtions for pregnant women
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There’s a war going in  the United States against mothers and children.  This remark may pop a few eyes but let’s be honest, the model for the workplace in this country is based on the needs of men, not women who, according to writer Rebecca Traister, represent 47% the workforce
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The Least Of These

April 27, 2015
by Caroline Miller
a broken justice system, Anthony Ray Hinton, need for justice reform, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy
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I think it’s broken.”  That’s what  Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy said about the justice system when he testified before the House Appropriations subcommittee recently. (Click)  Despite agreement among experts in the scientific community as well as those working in th
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Music — An Inner Truth

April 24, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Gottfried Schlaug, how the brain repairs itself, music as healer, The Healing Power of Music, William Forde Thompson
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When I was in college, several of my dorm mates played the recorder.  I loved the melodious sound of that wind instrument and thought I’d like to learn to play it one day.  I never found the time. The nearest I came to a recorder was listening to pan flute music by Gheorghe Zamfir
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Big Questions About The Nano World

April 23, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Great Big Questions About Really Tiny Materials, nano-particles, Ryan Bradley, the dark side of nanotechnology
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Reading the news each morning takes raw courage.   “If it bleeds, it leads,” is the media’s mantra.  Disaster draws eyeballs and that means an uptick in readership numbers which can attract advertisers.  Even though I understand the motive, I wonder if the media ever contemp
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Silent Language

April 22, 2015
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", Carnegie Mellon study, Hands-On Learning, Sushama Subramanian, The Cuddle Cure, The Orphan Train, the power of touch
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Recently, an acquaintance approached me for advice on how to proceed with a book he wanted to write.  The subject was non-fiction and on a topic I knew little about, but I agreed to meet him for coffee and listen to his ideas.  He’d researched his subject and had so many thoughts,
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Those Darned Lost Emails

April 21, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Atheists, CBS, Edward Susterich, lost emails, NBC, Ron Reagan, Scott Walker
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Everyone’s attention is locked on to Hillary Clinton’s missing emails.  But what about Edward Susterich’s enquiry concerning the emails of  Scott Walker, the Governor of Wisconsin? Walker claims God advises him on the major decisions in his life, so Susterich decided to get to
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Another Inconvenient Truth

April 20, 2015
by Caroline Miller
child prostitution, Headscarves and Hymens, Malika Saada Saar, Mona Elthahawy, Sharon Cotliar
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In a recent blog, I quoted a Muslim woman who expressed her shock at the immodest use of a woman’s body in western advertising. (Blog 4/9/15)  She considered such women as slaves,  doing the bidding of corporations.  I disagreed and offered a brief rebuttal, but I should have wai
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The Great Bette Midler Speaks About Failure

April 17, 2015
by Caroline Miller
art critics, Bette Midler, faillure, who'se opinion matters most?
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I came across a comment by the singer, Bette Midler, recently which caught my eye.  The caption was “Ignore the Critics.”  (“Voices,” More Magazine, April 2015, pg. 51.)  Surprised that the glorious Bette gave any thought to critics, I stopped to read what she had to say.
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