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    History. This history is of Bangladesh, Pakistan, British shenanigans in colonial India, Afghanistan, and the... http://t.co/9K2aGgZNM2

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    Friends of Pan Kisses Kafka Guest Blog: Tales from the Trenches I. Leaving adjunct slavery. http://t.co/RbPlol7QRN

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    Thank you, Suzette. Supporting the Ikhwan in Egypt and elsewhere has had very negative side effects. Especially... http://t.co/tj7VKhs7rz

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    A magnificent article about a magnificent woman. Firestone was a favorite of mine at the time, and Faludi has... http://t.co/2A3Vcjht6y

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    Coincidinks, I am sure. ;-)"Diane Cort Vaulner - What an irony! The spokesperson for the State Department who... http://t.co/7dY9Zy8VEj

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    We hear a lot about the importance of math and science in our education. Maybe we should consider the possibility... http://t.co/jepEd4U9QQ

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    The internet is killing us. Jaron Lanier, internet visionary."So there’s this tiny token number of people who... http://t.co/2sVLOgux4e

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    A balanced, disillusioned description of the social and political situation in #Bangladesh. #Shahbag http://t.co/nO0EqLOXzL

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    Effluent of fundamentalism and religious prejudice, via @NickKristof :"Bahrain, moderate, educated & tolerant,... http://t.co/hRKde2CIp8

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    Islamist riots in Dhaka, Bangladesh, were directed at shopkeepers and government. #Shahbag http://t.co/rRQ6qOSXm4

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    For a somewhat more rigorous discussion of Bitcoin, see this: http://t.co/4Dsx7aWBNB http://t.co/FD1fz39Es0

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    Jon Corbridge, some private individual would have to win a lottery to get geo education recruitment materials set... http://t.co/CYVMlfFsaF

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    Here is a little background on the satirical takeover of the satirical Onion, Max. Funny business. http://t.co/nKAwyrLypr

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    Cordelia did papers on subliminalism for her media courses at GWU. We've enjoyed deconstructing them since an ad... http://t.co/yTqwmLv1D1

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    This is what I am spending my waking hours on now. Yecch. My cellphone and internet access in Kansas has been... http://t.co/TLcEx7VU6t

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    I will be following up early next week. I'll post the results when I have them.
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    AJ, that is correct. I've been a Sprint customer since divestment, in multiple locations. I did not change my services, which included 800 service, long distance service on both coasts at dual residences, and eventually cellular service, when I moved to Kansas. I moved my service address to Kansas when Sprint started working here. That was presumably at the time the Nex-Tech agreement originated. I still maintain multiple "residences". (Don't look for houses.) I still need phone and data service at all of them, I still am at the residences for periods long enough that tempo hookups don't meet my needs. I use and need the kind of nationwide coverage I have had from Sprint, with "pseudo native" coverage in Rush County. I am afraid I may have to maintain both Sprint and GoldenBelt/Nex-Tech accounts, for both cellular and data. I am not yet reconciled to that necessity.
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    I have been a Sprint customer since divestment. In that time I've lived on both coasts, and in recent years in Rush County, Kansas. I have, for the last several years, been getting both cellular and data services from Sprint in Kansas. And, since I travel a lot, to both coasts, the nationwide network coverage has been important to me. Recent changes in Sprint coverage will have severe negative impact on the services I can get from Sprint. I wonder if anyone here can provide me information about the reason for these changes and how they relate to Sprint's network vision. I will have to be making some decisions about my service, and this information could be very useful to me. Sprint's explanation of the changes are here http://support.sprint.com/support/article/Learn_more_about_network_changes_coming_to_portions_of_Kansas_and_Oklahoma/case-gz982789-20111212-190208/?ECID=vanity:coveragechange EDIT: It seems to me that this has a significant bearing on the points and maps included in Andrew J. Shepard's January, 2012, article titled "AT&T's charges of Sprint's disinvestment in rural areas the height of hypocrisy". Comments? Thank you for your time and help.
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    Heating deniers are not our friends. 400 ppm CO2, and rising. And this article does not consider the methane... http://t.co/tuk6FseuLc

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