55 days ago by Travis Tamerius

“We walk past thousands of people we see every week, not necessarily seeing any of them. I was reminded of this recently when a friend of mine told me of something that happened when she took a train from Connecticut to New York. As the conductor – a large and imposing man – approached, she realized ...

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65 days ago by Anne

Today’s post marks an important day in the life of the INDATA blog, it has officially turned 500! Well, it’s the 500th blog post that is. So we’re going to keep today light and fun, with a little assistive technology of course, and take a few minutes to find out what you (our audience) have loved to ...

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159 days ago by acarpen

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197 days ago by Travis Tamerius

We all have received untold gifts from people who are now dead and from many who are still alive. In My Reading Life, Pat Conroy pays tribute to Thomas Wolfe and his novel, Look Homeward, Angel. Wolfe helped Conroy to honor the particularity of one’s time and place. “Boys like me – you know the ones ...

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201 days ago by Travis Tamerius

“Something hidden. Go and find it. Go and look behind the Ranges– “Something lost behind the Ranges. Lost and waiting for you. Go!” Rudyard Kipling My uncle is a man of many interests and talents. One of his interests is collecting memorabilia and one of his talents is finding profit in doing so. A ...

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203 days ago by Travis Tamerius

While prepping for my trip to Ireland last summer, I came across a book by the late John O’ Donahue. Entitled Anam Cara: a Book of Celtic Wisdom, the book considers the nature of friendship ( anam cara translates as “soul friend”) and some of the gifts bequeathed to us by the Celtic tradition. The a ...

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209 days ago by castingcallfree

07-16-11 – Atlanta, GA>Birmingham, AL – The Root of All Evil is truly a unique story that encompasses all aspects of life dealing with love, comedy, betrayal and murder. Brooke’s life seems simple enough as she goes to school and works two jobs to support her unemployed husband and her baby child. S ...

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220 days ago by Chase Crispin

I recently took the opportunity to email GW Micro about there sails of the HIMS products. As you may remember, GW Micro posted in late 2010 that they were no longer going to sell, support, or develop the HIMS Sense products as HIMS opened a US office in Austin, TX. However, many people noticed that ...

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257 days ago by Travis Tamerius

from Neither Wolf nor Dog: On Forgotten Roads with an Indian Elder by Kent Nerburn. As a child of the woodlands, I had never had much of a sense of the plains and the prairies. But now, as the days passed, the hypnotic power of the land had overtaken me. I felt like a man on an island sea. The billo ...

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