I don’t know why I didn’t think about it before, when I heard about the United States Department of Homeland Security searching the computer contents of returning US citizens from abroad (1, 2). I originally thought it was ludicrous, of course, watching my rights dissolve as the myth of relentless and omnipresent terror seeped [...]
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So, yesterday I bought a GRE prep book. Started studying this morning. Reading through the beginning I laughed out loud when I came across this paragraph:
“[while taking the GRE] You will see a fourth, unidentified, experiment section on your GRE. This section will either be Math or Verbal and will look exactly like the real [...]
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I don’t even know where to start. Our move to San Diego was so exhausting I don’t have the energy to write it all out so I will try to summarize. It all started with the moving company (Transamerica) consistently telling us they would call us back regarding the the status of our move and [...]
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