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MARK LEVIN’S TIMELY REMINDER
In more normal times, we would not need Mark R. Levin’s treatise Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto. We would know which side to be on and the points in his Manifesto would be, well, manif… more →
Conservative Thoughts and Profundity
Digital white-flight: MySpace --> Facebook?
malandanta wrote 1 week ago: My not-so-secret intellectual crush, danah boyd, just posted the notes from a talk she gave at the P … more →
Suggested Reading: Infotopia: How many minds produce Knowledge
Steven Pigeon wrote 1 week ago: Cass R. Sunstein — Infotopia: How Many Minds produce Knowledge — Oxford Univer … more →
Phil Rossi Launches Crescent
mad4science wrote 1 week ago: Here’s a little something for the mad scientist’s library. Phil Rossi is launching his … more →
What the hell is going on?
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Elizabeth wrote 2 weeks ago: There are news cycles when stories just telescope on each other and things get weirder and wilder. … more →
Flights of Fancy: Inspiration
katstr wrote 1 month ago: I can hardly think of a more fitting poem to share on “The Flights of Fancy” than this, … more →
Summer Reading
trstutoring wrote 1 month ago: Dear Parents, A number of you have asked about good books for summer reading. Here’s a start … more →
Suggested Reading: Suffering Followed by Glory
Eddie Fearon wrote 1 month ago: Tim Chester has kindly made chapter 12 from his latest book The Ordinary Hero available on his blog. … more →
Life With/Without Regrets
katstr wrote 1 month ago: I’ve had to make a lot of big decisions over the past few months, culminating this week with w … more →
Summer Reading
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Nick wrote 1 month ago: During our most recent meetings we tossed around the idea of doing either one large book or a series … more →
101. Quotes: Love Binds
jfjudah wrote 2 months ago: “They have invented a new phrase that is a black-and-white contradiction in two words—‘free love.’ A … more →
The Sun has set on Twilight
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Elizabeth wrote 2 months ago: It is not something I am proud of, but I am happy to say I have finish the last installment of the … more →
National Geographic Society - Galapagos at the Crossroads
sangay wrote 2 months ago: The National Geographic Society is publishing, and to hit the stands on May 19, 2009, what appears … more →
The 641 Project: Jeff Henderson
shart265 wrote 2 months ago: At age twenty, the only cooking Jeff Henderson knew was to make crack cocaine. Some 10 years later … more →
The Slave Next Door
johnbowe wrote 2 months ago: The Slave Next Door: Human Trafficking and Slavery in America Today by Kevin Bales is out. “R … more →
Suggested Reading: A Field Guide To Genetic Programming
Steven Pigeon wrote 2 months ago: Riccardo Poli, William B. Langdon, Nicholas F. McPhee — A Field Guide to Genetic Programming … more →
Suggested Reading: The Trouble With Physics
Steven Pigeon wrote 2 months ago: Lee Smolin — The Trouble with Physics: The Rise of String Theory, the Fall of a Science, and W … more →
Quote of the Week: May 4
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katstr wrote 2 months ago: Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a t … more →
Working on the Ball: A Simple Guide to Office Fitness by Jane Clapp
massagetips wrote 2 months ago: An easy-to-read guide on the advantages of, and how to use, a large exercise ball as a computer chai … more →
Posture: Get It Straight by Janice Novak
massagetips wrote 2 months ago: Effective exercises for both at your desk and to do at home, they reflect therapy-style remedies for … more →
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