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Iran updates...constantly
Andrew Sullivan and his helpers at The Daily Dish have been aggregating information coming out of Iran constantly all weekend and today. It’s impressive what they are getting from many sources. … more →
No Cynics Allowed
Is Marriage Really Dead?
Phoenix Rising wrote 5 days ago: There seems to be great dialogue taking place about recent Today Show interview with Sandra Tsing L … more →
NYC: Fashion Buying Smart
darlingdarling wrote 1 week ago: Courtesy of Mr. Big - Carrie's new closet in the Sex and the City movie has prime real estate f … more →
Geo-engineering and ocean acidification
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thingsbreak wrote 2 weeks ago: [UPDATE: Ken Caldeira has responded in the comments, so be sure to read his response.] [I intended … more →
Iran updates...constantly
Bill wrote 3 weeks ago: Andrew Sullivan and his helpers at The Daily Dish have been aggregating information coming out of Ir … more →
Identity politics discussion
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Bill wrote 3 weeks ago: The nomination of Sonia Sotamayor and the firestorm that some Republicans attempted to subsequently … more →
"Dogs, pots & cucumbers for sale"
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fromlaurelstreet wrote 3 weeks ago: Drawing by Bayard Taylor shows an outdoor market in Moscow. A beleagered man in top hat and long coa … more →
Battle Hymn of the Republic
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One Man's Thoughts wrote 1 month ago: Dr. John Hosler holds two undergraduate degrees in Bible and Pastoral Studies and a B.S. in History … more →
Debt story
Bill wrote 1 month ago: A couple weeks ago, Megan McCardle linked to a fascinating article by an economics reporter from the … more →
Fraught relations.
davidwrotethis wrote 1 month ago: A 14-line poem called “Embrace,” by Michael Collier in the June Atlantic. Please click … more →
Charts and Maps
Bill wrote 1 month ago: The Atlantic has added a new blog that they call correspondents. I don’t have the capacity to … more →
Gourevitch returns to Rwanda, five books about the genocide.
jeffkellylowenstein3 wrote 1 month ago: These Rwandan children represent the hope of the country 15 years after the genocide. Photograph … more →
Peter St. Jean pushes on the broken windows theory.
jeffkellylowenstein3 wrote 1 month ago: Sociologist Peter St. Jean challenges the broken windows theory of policing and social disorder by e … more →
What leads to happiness?
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socialcapital wrote 1 month ago: (Flickr photo by adwriter) The Atlantic Magazine has a very interesting story called “What Mak … more →
Happiness and stuff
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Michael Canaris wrote 1 month ago: I was quite intrigued by this article on a famous longitudinal study (H/T Karen). Some choice quotes … more →
When video was young.
davidwrotethis wrote 1 month ago: From “Moments Not to Remember,” by David Owen “The popularity of video cameras ari … more →
Dire consequences and desperate measures
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naptimewriting wrote 2 months ago: A discussion last weekend at the playground with a creative, lovely, and wicked smart lady yielded t … more →
High-speed rail, now
Zachary wrote 2 months ago: How high-speed rail (HSR) will improve the Midwest. The article did not mention it, but Minneapolis … more →
A Dozen New Atlantic Monthly Correspondents: A New On-Line Model?
wales wrote 2 months ago: In a move that significantly augments the Atlantic Monthly’s daily volume of commentary, (and … more →
It's not a competition
Bill wrote 2 months ago: Well, actually, to some people (journalists, bloggers, etc.), it is. The exchange of ideas and makin … more →
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