Let me ask you a question…
Does pollen cause you problems with your allergies?
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Does pollen cause you problems with your allergies?
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If you could describe your mood today using a color, what color would you choose?
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What is your secret for getting a good night of sleep?
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Why do people drive at the speed limit in the left lane? Do drivers not understand the left lane is a passing lane only? Or is that rule a thing of the past?
-Confused in North Carolina
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Of all the events from your childhood what is the one event you would like to relive?
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Do you take time out of your day to sit still and pray or meditate?
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It is assumed that if a tree falls in the woods, but there is no one around, that it makes a sound. But how do you really know?
Expat Journal: Postcards from the Edge
The world we live in is not black and white. It can be—but not really. We can make monochromatic images but they’re actually tonal gradations of gray which cover a wide spectrum—from true black to true white and the tones in-between.
I call that pursuing your inner dinosaur because old-timers like me started with black and white film back in the day. There are still good reasons to shoot black and white but many photographers find it hard to break the heroin-like rush of color.
In 1954 when I was seven years old I picked up my first vintage Kodak box camera. It used 120 black and white film and its photos were often blurry and grainy but it hooked me. I continued to shoot black and white film throughout high school and won my first photo prize in Kodak’s prestigious National High School Photography Contest in 1962 at…
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Welcome to this week’s Friday Philosophy post. Today we’ll be shining the spotlight on the English philosopher and politician Sir Francis Bacon, who lived between 1561–1626 AD and has been referred to as the Godfather of Science.
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Pick the room in your home in which you spend the majority of your time. Next, pick a corner, sit on the floor (if able) in that corner and look at the room. How has your perspective changed?