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Nerd knowledge: What Is 5G?

April 25, 2019
Carriers are running out of LTE capacity in many major cities. Users are already experiencing slow downs during peak usage. The fifth generation technology adds huge amounts of new frequencies in bands that have never been used for commercial broadband.

Do You Remember…Elementary School?

April 25, 2019
Growing up during the Cold War era gave way to some interesting experiences during elementary school.

Nature Knows Best: The Importance of Good ‘Ol Water

April 17, 2019
Recently, I found myself sick due to dehydration. Take these tips to heart so you don't fall into a similar situation.

Nerd Knowledge: What is science, really?

April 10, 2019
Science is based on fact, not opinions or preferences. The methodology of science is designed to challenge ideas through exploration and experimentation.

Is bringing your own food to the movies illegal or just awful?

April 10, 2019
Dear Aunt Gabby...my mom likes to bring food inside the theater; And what can I do to get my mom off my back about letting my cat out at night?

Nature Knows Best: Meet the “Green Thumb Chieftains”

April 10, 2019
Sapulpa Schools Superintendent Robert Armstrong commended Shawna Keizer, saying "this is one example of a dedicated staff member who wants to go above and beyond for her students and reach out and do something far beyond the scope of her job."

Nerd Knowledge: What is the “Cloud”?

April 4, 2019
Cloud computing is ubiquitous these days. Even Sapulpa Times uses it!

Do you remember…Research before Google?

April 4, 2019
I spent many long hours doing homework and term papers at a place you might remember...the library.

Nature Knows Best: the importance of pruning, in farming and in life

April 3, 2019
As I was fighting those mean old dead vines today I was also praying that anything in my heart that needs to be dealt with would be revealed.

Nerd Knowledge: How do meteorologists predict the weather?

March 27, 2019
Some of the first weather analysis and forecasting methods came from Aristotle around 2,400 years ago in 340 B.C. He organized his thoughts in a formal document titled “Meteorologica,”  in which he observed and distinguished Fire, Air, Water, and Earth as four elements that caused “events in this world.” Today, weather forecasting has come a…
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