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    Entries in Philly.com (3)

    Monday
    Apr302012

    Science Proves that Democrats Have Bigger Brains than Republicans

    AuthorJames Dugan | DateMonday, April 30, 2012 at 9:55PM | Comment6 Comments

    I love science. There is nothing more enjoyable than science pointing out the obvious.

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    Monday
    Sep122011

    Finding Cures for Cancer and the Ailing Papers

    AuthorJames Dugan | DateMonday, September 12, 2011 at 10:00PM | CommentPost a Comment

    It is hard not to be excited by two stories in technology coming out of Philadelphia.

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    Aug112011

    My World Wide Web Turns 20

    AuthorJames Dugan | DateThursday, August 11, 2011 at 9:30AM | CommentPost a Comment

    We have watched this creation from its infancy as it cried in the dial up modem to the quick, silent Wi-Fi wheels it cruises around town in today. In many ways, it has out grown most of us from its humble beginnings, but it is with pride and sadness we celebrate the memories.

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