Buffalo Bob Casale's Corner
Witty, humorous, and even some serious articles written by one of the original purveyors of hixnews.com, the late "Buffalo" Bob Casale. Enjoy!
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What to take to bed with you - not a joke
Pretty neat idea. Never thought of it before.
Put your car keys beside your bed at night.
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Casales's Corner September 2021
Since college football season is about to begin, I thought you might enjoy some of these famous coaches' comments. None of them are new, but they are so good they never get old. Enjoy!!
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The International Space Station Is More Valuable Than Many People Realize
"It's crucial to our exploration of the solar system, but this marvel of innovation has not always had the support it deserves."
Scientific American - Christian Zur
In 1984 when President Reagan directed NASA to build a permanently occupied space station, no one could have predicted the critical role it would play in human space exploration nearly four decades later.
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Casale's Corner February 2021
I saw him in the church building for the first-time last Wednesday.
He was in his mid-70's, with thinning silver hair and a neat brown suit.
Many times, in the past I had invited him to come.
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Casale's Corner January 2021
An artist's primary challenge is to make the invisible, visible, to give shape to the abstract: our emotions, our innermost thoughts and fears. Take, for example, the following sentence: Every nine minutes, 300,000 pounds of plastic is dumped into the ocean. How would an artist express that information? Not just the fact of it, but the feeling?
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