Monthly Archives: October 2009

What Makes a RIGHT a RIGHT?

Posted on October 29, 2009 by Nancy Jones

…and by that I mean a RIGHT as an ENTITLEMENT, as opposed to a WRONG or a LEFT. I learned this in college, in an excellent class called Political Philosophy. As much as I would love to mention the professor’s … Continue reading →

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You’re Not Really Multitasking

Posted on October 25, 2009 by Nancy Jones

How many things do you have going on right now? How many things do you typically have going on at any given time? During a typical workday, how many programs are open on your computer desktop? Is dinner cooking, laundry in both … Continue reading →

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Monthly Archives: October 2009

You’re Not Really Multitasking

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