Computious

                           
                                   "SENDING GOOD THOUGHTS"
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MeiMei:

Yesterday the greater Los Angeles area experienced an earthquake,
magnitude 5.4. Fortunately, there were no serious injuries, although
it was a “moving event” for many people. Including for Serge deFault!
He was in a tall building that swayed during the quake. Wow!

The U.S. Geological Survey has an Earthquake website with all kinds
of fascinating information. Yesterday their “Earthquake Fact” con-
cerned Inge Lehmann. She was a Danish seismologist who discovered
Earth’s inner and outer cores, and the only woman to win the Medal
of the Seismological Society of America. She also lived to the age of 105!

Click here for a story on the earthquake yesterday. Click here for
answers to interesting earthquake questions.

This posting is written by MeiMei, little sister of Computious^® – The Everyday Sage of
the Digital Age! — and friend of DotComplicated, Serge deFault, Sweet & Sour the Pig,
C.C the Cat, PingPong the Panda, and Elman the Elephant.  What a group of characters!

                          "STAR IN YOUR OWN LIFE"                                         "HAPPY PANDA"
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                                                   “CHOCOLATE SWEET
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PingPong the Panda:

The month of July includes two well-known holidays that
commemorate the idea of pursuit of a better life for all.
The “Fourth of July,” also known as Independence Day,
memorializes the adoption of the U.S. Declaration of
Independence in 1776. Bastille Day, on July 14^th, is
sometimes thought of as the French Fourth of July.
Thomas Jefferson, the main author of the U.S. Declaration
of Independence, wrote one of its most recognized
phrases: “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” 

Most of us take for granted everyone wants to be happy.
Computious told me about a book which came out earlier
this year called Stumbling on Happiness. It talks about how
it’s not easy for a lot of us to figure out what will actually
make us happy. Why? The author Daniel Gilbert says it’s because
the decisions we make for our future are made in the present,
influenced by the present, but our “future selves won’t see the
world the way we see it now.” We will change, our world will
change. We won’t know for certain how we’ll feel until we’re in
the future situation. Hmmm…I know one thing — three things have
always made me happy: friends, hula dancing and chocolate! The
book sounds interesting…

 
This posting is written by PingPong the Panda, a friend of Computious^®  – The Everyday
Sage of the Digital Age! — and friend of DotComplicated, Serge deFault, MeiMei,
Sweet & Sour the Pig, C.C. the Cat, and Elman the Elephant . What a group of characters!

        "CONGRATULATIONS"                     "HULA PANDA"                      "HULA PANDA"  
                    MAGNET                                      TOTE BAG                                   SHIRT

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The Computious^® product line includes fun, unique gift items at the easy-to-use
site www.computious.com. See the Special Values!

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