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Windows Live Set to Retire : Norton Scientific Collection by toniheading Microsoft unveiled its plan to ditch the Windows Live brand in exchange for a more integrated desktop applications and cloud services of the upcoming Windows 8 operating sys ... Read on »

13 plead guilty to Walterboro area student-aid scam by toniheading Thirteen people, many from Walterboro, pleaded guilty this month to conspiring to commit mail fraud, wire fraud and student financial-aid fraud. The defendants used name ... Read on »

A Breath of Spring by Robert Folzenlogen After weeks of summerlike heat, cool, Canadian air has dropped into the Heartland. The jet stream is ushering in this fresh breath of spring, dipping east of the Rockies, ... Read on »

A Natural Break by Robert Folzenlogen Most evenings, if daylight permits, I head out back for thirty minutes of natural solitude. While mowers may hum in the distance or trucks may rumble on a nearby road, I t ... Read on »

Italy, Earthquakes & Human Nature by Robert Folzenlogen After enduring two tragic earthquakes within a span of nine days, residents of northeastern Italy are both distraught and mystified. As emphasized in news reports, that re ... Read on »

The Arctic Fox by Robert Folzenlogen Mention Arctic land mammals and the image of large, well-insulated creatures comes to mind: polar bears, musk ox, caribou and the extinct woolly mammoth, to name a few. Bu ... Read on »

Faith & Suffering by Robert Folzenlogen It seems very likely that religious beliefs first arose in early human clans (some 130,000 years ago) when gods were invoked to counter fear and suffering. After all, our ... Read on »

An Early July by Robert Folzenlogen On this Memorial Day weekend, July has made an early appearance in the Heartland. With afternoon highs in the 90s (F) and overnight lows in the 70s, it feels like mid summ ... Read on »

Midwest Mountain Lions by Robert Folzenlogen Having once inhabited most of the United States, mountains lions were extirpated from eastern and central portions of our country by the early 20th Century; an exception wa ... Read on »

The Treetop Vocalist by Robert Folzenlogen Over the past month, loud vreeeps have echoed through our neighborhood on my morning walks to work. Their source is always difficult to locate but these clear, ascending c ... Read on »

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