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Category Archives: lists
Wednesday Wrap
This week’s links: Troop 560 fetes three Eagle Scouts Prairie’s softball seniors go out on top Also check out the photos from the three-gun competition.
Wednesday Wrap
This week’s links…the first one led the front page of the print edition: Ready for the worst Glenns Ferry nips GHS in third place game State track results Wolf framework set Kurruk inducted into trap shooting hall of fame I’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged Grangeville, gray wolf, high school sports, Idaho, trapshooting
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The Wednesday Wrap
In case any of my loyal readers (or maybe even all nine of you!) are looking for the words and pictures I’m putting in the print edition of the Idaho County Free Press every week, they’re all linked right here: … Continue reading
Libertarian humor
1) OUR DAUGHTER ISN’T A SELFISH BRAT; YOUR SON JUST HASN’T READ ATLAS SHRUGGED 2) #hipstershrugged OK, back to writing rejection letters to potential employers.
List: Two thoughts on the occasion of finding out Sierra Club has a Texas branch
1) Texas Sierra Club!? whuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa? 2) What they’re up to (hint: advocacy): Please spread the word about the tar sands public hearing tonight, and let’s make our voices heard and stop this mistake before it’s too late. Refining tar sands oil … Continue reading
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List: mailbag, and ranchers’ perspective on Keystone XL
1) Got real mail for the first time in a while today. It’s always fun to open letters, but slightly less so when all the correspondance comes by request. But I haven’t been this excited for a Netflix in months, … Continue reading
List: because my brain melted and has yet to degooify
1) After seeing my mom off at the airport, my dad came down to Wichita for breakfast. We went to Home Depot where I found some inspiration seeds. They sprouted into a thought that looked something like this in my … Continue reading
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List: Three interesting developments on Keystone XL
1) A report issued by the National Wildlife Federation lays out a two-pronged case against the Keystone expansion project, arguing both the environmental and future-of-energy issues somewhat effectively, IMO. 2) The State Department has extended the period for making public … Continue reading
List: TransCanada/Keystone links
1) The Lincoln Journal Star has an editorial and a letter to the editor. According to the editorial: Since oil from the PB well started gushing into the Gulf, concern has risen about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline project to … Continue reading
List: a few links on the Facebook diaspora, examining the Nature Conservancy, and outdoor art
1) Danah Boyd on Facebook’s issues: I think that Facebook plays a central role in the lives of many and I think that it is unreasonable for anyone to argue that they should “just leave” if they’re not happy. This … Continue reading
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Tagged BP, Danah Boyd, Diaspora, oil spill, The Nature Conservancy
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