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What's working at the car wash and why is it not me (opens the original)
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My friend looked puzzled when I started laughing after she said, “I was doing ok, then I got off track.” It wasn’t because of anything she said; it was what happened to me before I met her for lunch. I was off track in the car wash. I decided to run through the car wash that I pay for every month, whether or not I get my car washed.Since I was meeting my friend who always has a clean car inside and out, I decided to show up in a clean car. There was no line at the car wash. Great! The little gat
Cut it out with the cutoffs (opens the original)
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It’s easy to notice when the weather is hotter than you know where; some wardrobe choices are really very unfortunate. The higher the temperatures, the smaller the garments. And in some cases it’s Daisy Dukes gone bad. Let’s talk shorts here. Did you know that in some states in the mid-1930s anyone wearing shorts in public was fined $150? Many police departments even had an anti-shorts squad on the streets. Don’t you know the leg men wanted that detail! It’s hard to understand why some people ar
It's in your eyes, I can tell what you're thinking (opens the original)
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Do you realize that half of communication is non-verbal? Take, for example, a wink. A wink can mean anything from “I’m just kidding” to “Get on over here, big boy.” Looking into another person’s eyes means you are listening, or at least appear to be — and that’s important. If you’re like me, you find it annoying when you’re talking with someone, or they are talking to you, and they refuse to make eye contact. If you don’t like that trait, it’s a good thing you live in America because some cultur
See you on the flip side, young techie (opens the original)
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It was probably 1967 when I took a class called Engineering in Society at Wichita State. I'll never forget Dr. Andrew Craig showing us a film about some of the technological advances scientists were predicting in the not-too-distant future. Food could be cooked in a few minutes. Robots would be used for everything from household chores to operating on a human, and space travel would someday allow private citizens to see Earth from a spaceship. There would be self-driving cars, and on and on it w
Is it OK to be paranoid about baby-carrying humanoids? (opens the original)
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It's difficult to name anything that is not manufactured in China, but here's a little tidbit for you: Now, a group of scientists at Kaiwa Technology say they're close to manufacturing people. Wait, now what? Yep, they reported they are developing a robotic system that emulates a human uterus, and it could incubate and deliver a child. Kaiwa’s founder says this theoretical humanity-altering device will be an option for people who want children but don't want to experience pregnancy. Well, all ri
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