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Emiliucyesenia's Weblog
If the members of a local community want their community to cohere, to Flourish, and to last, these are some things they would do:
tortugo23 wrote 2 hours ago: From “Another Turn of the Crank” By Wendell Berry Via http://tribes.tribe.net/thelandspeaks/thread/ … more →
Fourth of July
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pklainer wrote 1 day ago: The city of Austin threw a grand party for Independence Day in a public park next to the town lake, … more →
Bringing "place" home in a suitcase
julespieri wrote 2 days ago: I just spent six blissful, unplugged days in Italy. Too short, but deeply precious to me and my fam … more →
Texas Walk-about
pklainer wrote 2 days ago: Walk-about is actually the wrong word. People in Texas don’t actually walk much because it … more →
Richard Wrangham on Cooking and Human Origins - plus Ray Mears' Fruit Gums
Tim Jones wrote 3 days ago: Cooking and Human Origins, Big Kangaroos, Little Dinosaurs | PRI’s The World: Science Summer, has by … more →
Current Anthropology - Volume 50, Number 4 (August 2009) - Out Now
Tim Jones wrote 5 days ago: Following hard on the heels of an excellent edition of Four Stone Hearth #70 which has been publishe … more →
Neither Man Nor Woman: The Hijras of India
skunen1 wrote 1 week ago: The Hijras of India are a religious community of ascribed intersexuals who worship Bahuchara Mata, t … more →
"2012: Time for Change"
tortugo23 wrote 1 week ago: The Santa Fe Evolver is collaborating with individuals and organizations in the Santa Fe area, … more →
trashy streets
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Kim Karalekas wrote 1 week ago: Today on the way back from lunch, Marc and I were discussing recycling/sustainability/social awaren … more →
What is this 'Fathers Day' of which you speak?
WSU Anthro Club wrote 2 weeks ago: more about “What is this ‘Fathers Day’ of which y…“, posted with vod … more →
Stonehenge's 2009 summer solstice celebration
Leonard wrote 2 weeks ago: Via Associated Press: STONEHENGE, England (AP) — Pagans and partygoers drummed, danced or gyr … more →
connecting the cultural anthropological dots
Kim Karalekas wrote 2 weeks ago: Awhile back I said I would be conducting an independent study through the j. school / Gabriela Marti … more →
#IranElection ... This Is It. The Big One.
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 2 weeks ago: Q&A with Clay Shirky on Twitter and Iran In regards to my previous post from yesterday, I’ … more →
The Revolution Will Be Twittered
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 3 weeks ago: I remember taking an ethnography class as an undergrad about the social, cultural, and political rev … more →
Taking Care of Business with the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce Radio Show
tortugo23 wrote 3 weeks ago: Keep up on what is going on in the local business world here in Santa Fe. Simon Brackley, President … more →
100,000 Year-Old Incised Ochre Found At Blombos Cave
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Tim Jones wrote 3 weeks ago: In a paper published in the Journal of Human Evolution, Christopher Henshilwood, Francesco d’Errico … more →
As the World Turns
pklainer wrote 3 weeks ago: Matt and Amy are off to work, the animals are fed and content, and I am sitting over coffee in my pa … more →
Brave New World
pklainer wrote 3 weeks ago: I arrived safely in Seattle at mid-day, having left Rochester at a very early hour, and had the taxi … more →
Grade inflation?
Phil wrote 3 weeks ago: My latest edition of the APA Monitor on Psychology has a little stat from www.gradeinflation.com tha … more →
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