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Jan 1st, 2010
Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon University (GCU) is Arizona’s private university. The prestigious Christian university is regionally accredited and is recognized as offering some of the best online education programs in the nation by noteworthy sources including Fortune Small Business, Technology & Learning Magazine, Fox.com, Online Education Database (OEDb), and more. GCU offers academically challenging online and campus-based bachelor’s and master’s degree programs through...
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Feb 25th, 2010
The shotgun feels cold in your hand. The extended mag tube is heavy, leaded alternately with slugs and buck.
The late summer sun is going down and the light is fading fast. You move slowly through the deep shadows, and you drop into a gully to watch and listen. Beer cans and trash. Mud. Meth waste.
Your deputy responded to reports. The smell of raw chemicals. Cars coming and going up the...
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Feb 22nd, 2010
As a lifelong fan of RUNAWAY TRAIN, I listened to Mr Konchalovski in fascination, as he told me his film logic axiom over dinner, at the home of a friend, another director.
We talked of many things, but he emphasized this— if a person would like to spend their life making movies, you need first to educate yourself.
You must master many arts— of writing scripts, choosing locations, dressing...
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Feb 22nd, 2010
The web is swamped with more TEOTWAWKI. The end of the world as we know it.
Rants abound. The planets are going to line up at the end of the Mayan calendar. Yikes cubed! We’re all GONNA DIE!
For the first time in 22,000 years, and the earth will wobble and sun flares will erupt!
The sun will spin away and drag the earth out into the abyss!
Here is a Q&A by NASA scientists, regarding 2012………………...
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Feb 9th, 2010
Canada, why go to college in Canada?
For one thing, Canada, as a society, has earned so many accolades over the years. And not only in their fine system of education.
The famous economist, John Maynard Keynes, called Canada “a place of infinite promise.” He went on to say that he liked the people, and if one ever had to emigrate, Canada would be the destination, not the U.S.A. The...
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Feb 8th, 2010
The Academy Awards are coming up fast, again. For you out there who aspire to write movies, let’s look at the backbone of film creation.
As a member of the Writer’s Guild West, Erudio voted in the WGA awards for best screenplay.
Top of my list? UP IN THE AIR, PRECIOUS, HURT LOCKER.
Each of these intense, emotionally honest, films works urgently toward a primal confrontation with the...
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Feb 5th, 2010
Big news all over the media this week. British psychologists point out a link between web use and depression.
Are their study results exaggerated? Let’s take a look.
At GRAD2B, students are our number one concern— and this study should alert all students to guard their body, as well as their minds.
The connection between body and mind is well-known. If the mind or the body is overemphasized...
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Feb 4th, 2010
Do you want to change the world? Do you wonder why politicians don’t make the changes you see that seem so urgent, so obvious— the changes you believe desperately need to be made?
Then maybe you should dive into the political process, and fight for those changes yourself.
But, you say, how would I get there? You can do it. And I will show you exactly how.
Politicians work for the...
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Feb 1st, 2010
Hardly more than a century ago, the “Industrial Revolution” ate workers.
Its mines crushed them, its mills incinerated them, its machines shredded them. Men, women, children alike, were need in vast numbers to feed the new machine world with raw materials that machines turned into goods. A paid army of armed thugs beat or murdered anyone who brave or desperate enough to protest.
Because...