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Lost my phone.
Sep. 29th, 2015 11:24 pmFound my phone! I think I nearly hugged the guy at the Whitehall Terminal lost and found! Today was an awful day for losing my phone, the girls and I were running all around from math club to chorus and girl scouts and all. Tuesdays. Not a fun day. (Math club, "conveniently located" on the Upper West Side! Every time somebody says that on the homeschool mailing list, I wanna scream. How on earth is the Upper anything convenient? Lower Manhattan is convenient to me. Midtown is more or less convenient to everybody. Once you get into nosebleed territory, I don't even know....)
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What Every Block of New York City Looked Like 400 Years Ago
Puffs, Flakes and Dollars: Why Your Breakfast Cereal Costs So Much
FOUND: The World's Tiniest Snail More! (It fits in the eye of a needle, in the way that camels don't.)
How to Parent Like a German
Biologists crack centuries-old mystery of how cell growth triggers cell division
Why Some Left-Handed People Are Having Big Problems With the iPhone
Sneaker Wars: Inside the Battle Between Nike and Adidas
Sneak a Peek at the Facebook of 400 Years Ago
Inside the Elite Forces that Guard the Pope
The 5 Scariest Cults in Modern History
Save the Parasites (Seriously)
Is Cultural Appropriation Always Wrong?
Blindsight: The strangest form of consciousness
The Orthodox Hit Squad
Earth-like planets around small stars likely have protective magnetic fields, aiding chance for life
The Rise and Fall of the Cash Railway
How One Man Ran the World's Only Menstruation Museum from His Basement (The Museum of Menstruation is probably the first place I ever heard about menstrual cups....)
Mammal–Carnivorous Plant Mutualism
Don't Panic: Why Technophobes Have Been Getting It Wrong Since Gutenberg
What one college discovered when it stopped accepting SAT/ACT scores
Twitter Behavior Can Predict Users’ Income Level, New Penn Research Shows (This is even more interesting than the title suggests)
China's Xi says to commit 8,000 troops for U.N. peacekeeping force
Judge sides with Planned Parenthood in suit against Utah
