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New Minnesota NPR Report on Cover-up in St. Paul-Minneapolis Archdiocese:...

Not to be missed: Madeleine Baran's stellar four-part series "Betrayed by Silence" published today at the website of Minnesota NPR. Read more

The 22 July 2014 by William Lindsey
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Prototype Meter Tests Accuracy of Hydrogen Fuel Dispensers

NIST's Jodie Pope and her team have developed this prototype field test standard to test the accuracy of hydrogen fuel dispensers. Read more

The 23 July 2014 by Dailyfusion
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Reading Hyperobjects 2: What Does Real Mean?

The question is from “Viscosity,” p. 32, and “real” is italicized. It’s a good question, one I often ask myself from within my own worldview – you’ll recall l... Read more

The 23 July 2014 by Bbenzon
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Where The Governors Stand On Global Climate Change

This handy map (from the good folks over at Think Progress) shows where the governors of all the states stand on global climate change (commonly called global... Read more

The 03 July 2014 by Jobsanger
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Saudi Arabia: Girl’s Lips & Eye Sewed Shut for Calling Jesus Her Savior

Reblogged from... Read more

The 02 July 2014 by Eowyn
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The Right to Keep and Bare Breasts! (or Open Carry Breasts)

You wanted to see something else? It seems that the open carry crowd in Texas is upset at some women lawfully displaying their breasts in public. Somehow, it... Read more

The 29 July 2014 by Doggone
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Dueling Mantras: Competing Tactical Tenets in Martial Arts

There are many rules of thumb that are used to convey useful generalizations to martial arts students. One that I’ve heard for years is: “Use as big a movement... Read more

The 02 July 2014 by Berniegourley
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A More Perfect Union

Almost immediately after Barack Obama was reelected as the 44th President of the United States, a wave of petitions to secede from the Union flooded the new... Read more

The 03 July 2014 by Rvbadalam
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Hyperobjects and the Thinking of Timothy Morton

Ursula Heise has a critical review of Morton’s Hyperobjects in, well, Critical Inquiry. But I’m ahead of myself, just a bit. I first met Morton at Stanford’s... Read more

The 03 July 2014 by Bbenzon
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Pattern Update, Connections: Brandt & Ramsay, Jockers & Me, and Goertzel

Three brief notes. The first revisits Ramsay’s work on patterns in Shakespeare and suggests that a concept developed by Per Aage Brandt might augment that work... Read more

The 30 July 2014 by Bbenzon
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