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Thinking With Al

Thinking about thinking. Thinking about issues. Thinking about possibilities. Thinking about what others are thinking. Monday, July 27, 2015. I apologize for being absent for so long. My torn rotator cuff made sitting at a keyboard very painful, and even using a mouse required my left hand. Physical therapy is making a difference in a positive way. I don't want to go backwards. . . There is an attraction to "the old days" when you live in homes with indoor plumbing, hot showers, and Internet access. ...

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Just another WordPress.com site. Why does religion have to make things awkward? I’m afraid my blogging has been a bit remiss of late, and I think most of you know the story of the semester from hell, so I won’t bore you with details, but I have some new thoughts that I would love your input. I have been having a lot of religious/scientific conversations lately, and I was wondering about your perspective on apologetics. I’ve also promised to read/ respond to arguments in. Is science impeded by religion?

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Thinking With An Open Mouth

Thinking With An Open Mouth. The miscellaneous things that clog my mind. How Quickly Things Change. If you hold a dried sponge under the tap (cold water will do). You'll notice it simultaneously curl and fall from your grip. I did and was immediately fascinated by the sadness I felt for the loss. How what I held so easily could rapidly succumb to its greater purpose. And though I considered picking it back up so that I could use it. A task so easily completed by mere muscle and mind). Links to this post.

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Thinking with a Reformed Mind

Thinking with a Reformed Mind. Thoughts on theology, law, history, music, and miscellany. Marriage, Love, and Singleness. View my complete profile. Songs to Fill the Air. As prologue to this post, let it be said that I was a bit disappointed that Boyhood. S virtues rather than bemoan the fact it didn't win the Oscar. So let the ramblings commence. For those who are unfamiliar with the premise and background of Boyhood. In spite of these differences, there was nonetheless a degree of empathy with Mason&#4...

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THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK. A gentle reminder: take care of yourself today. The intentional, accepting and non-judgemental focus of one's attention on the emotions, thoughts and sensations occurring in the present moment. Thinking with Clarity has this ethos at its very core, conceived with the aim of forging effective outlets for stress, worry and lack of focus, amongst other issues that affect us all in our daily lives. Range has been created with the intent of making the delightful artform of parchment craf...

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Thinking with Crit

Sunday, November 24, 2013. Happiness is a Journey. So why was I still letting my partner influence so much of who I was and how I felt? I’ll share what I’ve discovered in the next few paragraphs, with the hope that it will provide you with some clarity, or maybe kick-start your own journey into being happy to settle in with your own thoughts and find the love you’ve been looking for waiting patiently for you to take notice. Exactly what is Love? How do they treat strangers? How do they act in traffic?

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Exploratory Data Analysis in Development Research. Statistics and Data Analysis in Management.

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ThinkingWithData: Marc & Chandan's Site for EDA

Exploratory Data Analysis in Development Research. The Idea Behind This Site.

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Thinking with Ed – "But you can catch yourself entertaining habitually certain ideas and setting others aside; and that, I think, is where our personal destinies are largely decided." A. Whitehead

But you can catch yourself entertaining habitually certain ideas and setting others aside; and that, I think, is where our personal destinies are largely decided. A. Whitehead. Thinking about differentiation and social justice. November 4, 2015. This blog post was co-authored by Sue Thomas and Sue Monk How do schools conceptualise difference? How does this conceptualisation play out in terms of social justice? Thinking about differentiation and social justice. October 13, 2015. October 1, 2015. I work in...

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