Happy Tax Day folks! Today be the deadline to file your taxes! So naturally its a hashtag: #TaxDay and already Twitter is taking off: Today's the day we pay our taxes and contribute to society. Did @realDonaldTrump? We don't know. … Continue reading
By Stephen L. Hall Without a doubt, when programming computers algorithms, the single most powerful format is the use of the recursive process, whereby a subroutine calls upon itself in a circular reference loop to solve the problem presented. This … Continue reading
Wishing everyone here at Freedom Reconnection a very Happy Easter Sunday. What are some of your family traditions you do for Easter Sunday? What does this day mean to your family and yourself?
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Yesterday someone linked a tweet in our comments from Fast Company regarding REI’s new sales campaign. .@REI Is Taking The Fight For Gender Equality Outside: #ForceOfNatureaims to get more women to embrace the outdoors https://t.co/HseDw2QxWc pic.twitter.com/H87BG7d2nz — Fast Company (@FastCompany) … Continue reading
The third and final part of Stephen L. Hall’s Wisdom series is here! If you need a refresher you can click Part 1 and Part 2. *** While the first parts of this series sought to introduce the reader to … Continue reading
To celebrate our 2nd active year at Freedom Reconnection, describe what freedom means to you!
I’m still trying to catch up from my week off, so I’m woefully unprepared to post anything of significance. In my efforts to catch up though, the main thought that runs through my mind is, “OMG, it’s all just so … Continue reading
I’d like to thank QueenB for keeping the posts going in my absence last week. I’d also like to thank everyone who submitted things to her to be posted. That is always a huge help. And as always, I’d like … Continue reading
Our usual Monday morning post from Stephen. Thank you very much!!! Click here for Wisdom (Part 1 of 3): The Socratic Method One is known by the quality of one’s enemies. Socrates was known by the philosophical enemies of a … Continue reading
