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[Endicott Redux] Endicott Redux: Los Bien Perdidos: The book isn't perfect: the magical elements are sometimes sketchy, and the language is occasionally anachronistic -- but Bray's particular talent is in creating complex characters full of all the strengths and flaws of real people. If, like me, you tend to go for character-driven novels over plot-driven novels, give this intelligent and thoughtful book a read.

[Mark Sigal's Blog - The Network Garden] Mark Sigal's Blog - The Network Garden: Channel Me and the Rules ...: History will show that Google’s $1.65B acquisition of YouTube was the inflection point when the old content-driven media model (CBS, NBC and Fox) irrevocably evolved to a new medium (MySpace, GoogleTube and Facebook) of deep profiles, social nets and video clips. No longer was it enough to say that “content was king” because now the rules of “new media” were in effect, and “conversations were the kingdom.”

[Annie Marie Musselman Blog] Finding Trust: Lecture Saturday 9th Jan at The Frye Art Museum ...: Finding Trust won first place in the 2006 Environmental Photography Invitational and was featured in American Photography 22 and 25. Her work has been exhibited at the Seattle Public Library Downtown, The Photographic Center Northwest in “A .

[Charlie's Diary] Charlie's Diary: The High Frontier, Redux: Charlie, a wonderful essay, even though I thought it was missing some salient points, such as the fact that a good part of the reaction mass that you need to carry to Centauri will be gone after accelerating, i.e deceleration from 10%c towards Centauri will need less fuel than the acceleration. Or the fact that the obvious way to generate goods, structure, food, air, water etc in space would be to manufacture it there, either from asteroids and jovian moons if one wants to avoid large gravity wells, or on the surface of Mars which has all that is needed.

[Simoleon Sense] Weekly Wisdom Roundup #60 (Weekly Readings For Smarter Types): Scott Lilienfeld, author of 50 Myths of Popular Psychology and we talk about, a) does the polygraph actually work?, b) do women talk more than men?, c) does handwriting analysis reveal your personality? and d) when you’re taking a multiple choice test should you change your first answer or leave it alone?

[Clay Shirky] Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable: The expense of printing created an environment where Wal-Mart was willing to subsidize the Baghdad bureau. This wasn’t because of any deep link between advertising and reporting, nor was it about any real desire on the part of Wal-Mart to have their marketing budget go to international correspondents.

[religion] Environmentalism as Religion, Redux - Idea of the Day Blog ...: Thursday |Today's idea: Environmental hectoring and guilt illustrate the way religious impulses live on in secular society, an essay says. . Excerpt from: Environmentalism as Religion, Redux - Idea of ...

[Change.org's Sustainable Food Blog] China Opens First National Seed Bank | Sustainable Food | Change.org: "A country can be revitalised by a gene," Xue Dayuan, chief scientist for biodiversity conservation at the Nanjing Institute of Environmental Science, reports SciDevNet. "The germplasm bank will promote bio-resource research and identify more useful genes like hybrid rice."

[Opinionator» Stanley Fish] Ward Churchill Redux - Opinionator Blog - NYTimes.com: The answer Churchill’s partisans would give (and in the end it may be the right answer) is “politics.” After all, they say, there wouldn’t have been any special investigative committee poring over Churchill’s 12 single-author books, many edited collections and 100-plus articles had he not published an Internet essay on Sept. 12, 2001, saying that the attacks on the World Trade towers and the Pentagon were instances of “the chickens coming home to roost” and that those who worked and died in the towers were willing agents of the United States’ “global empire” and its malign policies and could therefore be thought of as “little Eichmanns.”

[Blue Earth Blog] Annie Musselman At The Frye Art Museum, Jan - Community News ...: Her work has been exhibited at the Seattle Public Library Downtown, The Photographic Center Northwest in “A Delicate Balance”, The Alice Austen House Museum, NYC 2009 and currently at the Ansel Adams Gallery in Nappa Valley, CA. With the intention of expanding her work with animals, Musselman visited Borneo to study and document endangered orangutans in sanctuaries;

[The Volokh Conspiracy] The Volokh Conspiracy » Blog Archive » Stuart Taylor on Fresh Rot ...: Stuart Taylor on Fresh Rot at Duke -- Topsy.com says: This post was mentioned on Twitter by Kimberly Swygert, Eugene Volokh. Eugene Volokh said: Stuart Taylor on Fresh Rot at Duke: The estimable legal journalist Stuart Taylor, .

[The Spearhead] Equality Redux: Expatriate December 5, 2009 at 16:37. “Woman is a violent and uncontrolled animal, and it is useless to let go the .

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