Tuesday, June 12, 2012
I don’t normally reblog my personal blog because I see it as a bit pretentious and a desperate cry for more followers… but this is pretty awesome. It seemed fitting to share with you all.
luckyducky:

GUYS. This is real! This is why I love Google. -b

I don’t normally reblog my personal blog because I see it as a bit pretentious and a desperate cry for more followers… but this is pretty awesome. It seemed fitting to share with you all.

luckyducky:

GUYS. This is real! This is why I love Google. -b

Friday, April 13, 2012
Minority Districts Multiply
The number of congressional districts with a majority of nonwhite residents has tripled since 1982. 

Minority Districts Multiply

The number of congressional districts with a majority of nonwhite residents has tripled since 1982. 

Friday, June 3, 2011
Money is important, but it isn’t everything.  The Organization for  Economic Cooperation and Development created the Your Better Life Index  to compare the quality of life as well as economic prowess of its 34  member countries. The index measures each country using 11 different  lines, including income, employment, health, education, environmental  quality, and its citizens’ opinions about life satisfaction, work-life  balance, and a sense of community.  Because people have different  priorities, the OECD index allows them to rank countries according to  their own values. The United States remains at the top for income and  wealth, but it lags behind as a place to live a long and happy life.

Money is important, but it isn’t everything. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development created the Your Better Life Index to compare the quality of life as well as economic prowess of its 34 member countries. The index measures each country using 11 different lines, including income, employment, health, education, environmental quality, and its citizens’ opinions about life satisfaction, work-life balance, and a sense of community. Because people have different priorities, the OECD index allows them to rank countries according to their own values. The United States remains at the top for income and wealth, but it lags behind as a place to live a long and happy life.