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Birthers and Deathers

It’s been an busy week for conspiracy theories. This week the birther conspiracy (almost) died, and the deather conspiracy was born. A conspiracy is a secret plan by a powerful group. When someone believes that there is a conspiracy, they … Continue reading

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A Word is Born

Sarah Palin is  busy woman. She’s a politician, an author, a star of a reality television show, a wife, and a mother. Now she has a new accomplishment; she  coined a word. Many people laughed at Mrs. Palin in July … Continue reading

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New Word: Crowdsourcing

In today’s world, language is changing rapidly with new words cropping up all the time. Crowdsourcing is a new word that has quickly become common. It was coined in 2006 by a writer named Jeff House who made the word by … Continue reading

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Not a Foodie

This is a chart that my son, Daniel, created. He calls it “Why I Am Not a Foodie.” A “foodie” is a fan of food. A foodie is interested in everything about food; he loves to eat it, prepare it, … Continue reading

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