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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Be Informed: Iran Protests @ The Daily Dish
Protests in Iran are heating up again. Coverage @ The Daily Dish The Catalysts: The Day of Ashura (wikipedia) The death of reformist Grand Ayatollah Montazeri (bbc) The Day of Ashura (عاشوراء (ʻĀshūrā’, Ashura, Ashoura, and other spellings) is … Continue reading
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Merry Christmas
6 Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, 7 but made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. 8 And being found … Continue reading
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What I'm reading ed. 091222
The policy was flying fast and furious this week, what with Copenhagen and Health Care on the docket World Grand Ayatollah Montazeri’s Death leads to protests in Iran (WaPo) Policy Healthcare-palooza Kaiser Health on health care reform(Cohn) … Continue reading
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Laying Roots
Community is a big buzzword nowadays. Organizations seek to develop it, and people seek to be part of one. Technology gives us more ways to connect than ever, but yet, for many of us, we still feel isolated. Much … Continue reading
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PSA: Buddy Guy
For those of you in the Chicago Area who haven’t seen BUDDY GUY, you owe it to yourself to see the living blues guitar legend. He’s 73, has charisma in spades, and rocks harder in one night than you will … Continue reading
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Midweek Plug
The first in what will be a relatively short series in which I try to provide an infinitesimal bump to the viewership of my friends’ websites. First up: my sister’s band: Last Year’s Model – “All I want for … Continue reading
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What I'm reading ed. 091213
Egads, so much good material this week. All of the videos are worth watching (not all could be embedded, sorry!) and the photo galleries are beautiful and fascinating. Obama’s Nobel Speech is worth a read. Definitely try to make some … Continue reading
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What is Materials Science?
Being a Materials Scientist, I get this question a lot. And I hate getting this question because the answer is exceedingly obvious, but also exceedingly vague. Allow me to illustrate with a brief excerpt from a representative (though fictional) … Continue reading
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What I'm reading
I’m going to try really hard to not constantly linkspam. However, I come across way too many things worth reading/watching, so you’ll probably be subjected to these linkdumps on a somewhat regular basis. I’m also always looking for new perspectives … Continue reading
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Political Disclosure
Well, before I start up with what will probably be a steady-ish stream economic/social/political/culture/fun links, I suppose I be transparent about the perspectives that I currently carry within me (subject to change), since they will undoubtedly influence what I post. … Continue reading
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