Counseling Services of Lubbock

Counseling Services of Lubbock Counseling services for depression, stress, anxiety, relationship conflict, grief and medical loss. Serving children, college, adult and seniors.

This professional practice is built on successfully working with people in clinics, medical settings and private practice for over 20 years. With a rich history of helping people of diverse cultures, this counselling practice has successfully served preschool children, Jr. High and High School youth as well as college students, mid-life adults, couples and seniors. Robert Fortney has served as a p

rofessional counselor and/or chaplain in hospitals and hospice settings. Practice settings included diverse setting such as Austin State Mental Hospital, the Covenant Children's Hospital of Lubbock, Texas, Hospice of Lubbock, "Inspirations Senior Counselling Outreach Center" of Lubbock, Texas, and at the University Medical Center's Cleft Palate Clinic. The past seven years have been primarily centered on a private practice that serves all ages and cultural populations.

05/22/2026

Researchers in Chile are studying fog harvesting as a potential supplemental water source for dry regions near the Atacama Desert.

In places such as Alto Hospicio, where water scarcity is a major issue, large mesh nets can capture tiny droplets from fog moving through coastal and mountainous areas. The collected water then drains into storage systems for uses such as irrigation, agriculture, or drinking water after treatment.

Fog harvesting is a real and proven technique already used in several arid regions worldwide. However, it is generally considered a supplemental water source rather than a complete replacement for traditional infrastructure because output depends heavily on local weather and fog conditions.

05/21/2026
05/19/2026

Dewpoint Innovations has been developing advanced cooling coatings designed to reflect large amounts of sunlight and reduce building temperatures.

Highly reflective “cooling paints” are a real area of research in materials science and passive climate control. Some experimental coatings can reflect a very high percentage of solar radiation, helping reduce indoor heat and lower air-conditioning demand.

The additional idea of combining cooling surfaces with atmospheric moisture harvesting through condensation is also scientifically plausible. Certain nanoengineered materials can encourage water condensation under the right humidity and temperature conditions.

05/16/2026

Tiny microplastic particles have been detected in waterways and treated drinking water worldwide, and researchers are actively exploring better filtration and cleanup methods.

Scientists at the University of Missouri have investigated engineered algae systems that may help capture microplastics from wastewater. Research involving limonene-producing algae explores how hydrophobic compounds could bind to plastic particles and help aggregate them for removal.

The broader concept is scientifically plausible and aligns with ongoing work in wastewater bioremediation and microplastic capture.

05/14/2026

Antimatter is the mirror image of everything you're made of. Same mass, opposite charge. When it touches regular matter, both annihilate in pure energy. It shouldn't exist in our universe at all — and yet it does.

In April 2026, physicists achieved something extraordinary: they observed positronium — a fleeting "atom" made entirely of antimatter and matter (one electron and one positron) — behaving as a quantum wave for the first time.

This means antimatter obeys the same bizarre quantum rules as normal matter. It can exist in multiple places at once. It can interfere with itself. It behaves as both particle and wave. The mirror universe follows the same quantum playbook as ours.

Why does this matter? Because one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in physics is why the universe exists at all. The Big Bang should have created equal amounts of matter and antimatter — which should have annihilated each other completely, leaving nothing. Instead, somehow, matter won. Something broke the symmetry. Understanding exactly how antimatter behaves at the quantum level brings us closer to understanding why anything exists instead of nothing.

Every atom in your body is a clue to a cosmic crime scene. Something destroyed the antimatter. And the case just got a new piece of evidence.

(Source: ScienceDaily, April 2026 / Quantum Physics)

05/14/2026

I have to tap myself on the shoulder and whisper, psst this running around, getting things done isn't it.

Is it important? A little, but the purpose? No.

Deep breath. Savor the time in the present. Ok, let's see how she does❤️

Michelle
©Wakingupfree


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Lubbock, TX
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