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Joshua Gough's blog on software to Socrates: .NET, science advocacy, critical thinking, and community
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Carola L. Gough Art Gallery in Second Life
I invite you to visit the Carola L. Gough Art Gallery on the web and in 3D in Second Life. Learn more about her artwork and her living legacy at http://www.CarolaGough.com.
Carola L. Gough 1911 - 2007
Daughter, Friend, Volunteer, Artist, Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, Great-Great Grandmother
Carola L. Gough 1911 - 2007
Daughter, Friend, Volunteer, Artist, Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, Great-Great Grandmother
About Me
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Blog Archive
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2007
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September
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- A Run Down of Atlanta's Non-Religious Community Gr...
- Fernbank Observatory and Emory's Science and Socie...
- Freedom
- Intolerance is the New Old Toleration (Or, the Res...
- Harry Potter Meets Doc Brown
- Satan and The Demons
- On Wanting to Be Christian
- What Happened to All the Miracles?
- Why I Think I May Be a Humanist
- The Measure and Meaning of a Life Well-Lived
- TheocracyWatch: Bow Down and Obey, or Stand up and...
- Richard Dawkins: The Enemies of Reason, Etc.
- V. S. Ramachandran on the History of Truth and Sci...
- Hanging on For Dear Life: Why "Near Death Experien...
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September
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My First Book
This audio book is about the lessons I've learned in life so far. The wisdom I hope it conveys can be summarized in this quote from George Washington Carver:
"How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because, someday in your life, you will have been all of these."
Learn more about the book at www.MethodEternal.com
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