Life is Like a Card Game Says Pluggers
The Pluggers compare life to a card game where mastery arrives too late and being caught in the shuffle. The aphorism underlines misfortune in fate and the sense of inevitability in striving.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2001
Page
27
The Pluggers compare life to a card game where mastery arrives too late and being caught in the shuffle. The aphorism underlines misfortune in fate and the sense of inevitability in striving.
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Victoria Rowell and Alonzo Mourning call National Foster Care Awareness Month a chance to light a lamp of inspiration. They urge former foster children to write letters to Casey Family Services in Shelton Connecticut sharing what kept them going, to support current foster families and motivate stronger mentors.
Career guide for scientists outlining how to advance, avoid common postdoc mistakes, gain power, and cope with bureaucracy and media. Includes sections on women in science and industry rules, with examples of external pressures and career strategies.
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