White House Officials: It's Condi Rice
White House Officials: It’s Condi Rice: “White House officials are telling Fox News that Bush has decided on Condi Rice to replace Colin Powell as Secretary of State….” (Via TalkLeft: The Politics of Crime.) ——— talk about your major bad news………..
Read MoreOA to “the DNA of literature”
OA to “the DNA of literature”: ” The Paris Review has launched an open-access project, The DNA of Literature. From the web site: ‘The Paris Review has interviewed almost 300 authors whose work has defined the literary landscape of latter half of the twentieth century. From its first interview with E.M. Forster, the Writers at […]
Read MoreOA to "the DNA of literature"
OA to “the DNA of literature”: ” The Paris Review has launched an open-access project, The DNA of Literature. From the web site: ‘The Paris Review has interviewed almost 300 authors whose work has defined the literary landscape of latter half of the twentieth century. From its first interview with E.M. Forster, the Writers at […]
Read MoreCream Stirring Up 2005 Reunion
Cream Stirring Up 2005 Reunion: “” (Via .) ——— in a world where few celebrations are worth performing…. this is something to celebrat.
Read Morepublic photography is not a crime
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue: “” (Via .) tell them to go screw.
Read MoreThe gender_cyber_archive
The gender_cyber_archive: “ Anyone interested in feminist theory, particularly as it applies to technology, ought to peruse the gender_cyber_archive, unless you already have and I’m the last to find out about it. In the archive are written essays and audio lectures in .ram format. I’m especially interested in these: Joan W. Scott, Fictitious Unities: «Gender,» […]
Read MoreBoston.com / News / Boston Globe / Opinion / Op-ed / How ‘Dungeons’ changed the world
Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Opinion / Op-ed / How ‘Dungeons’ changed the world: “” (Via .) ——– imagination doesn’t solve all problems, but it does help.
Read MoreBoston.com / News / Boston Globe / Opinion / Op-ed / How 'Dungeons' changed the world
Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Opinion / Op-ed / How ‘Dungeons’ changed the world: “” (Via .) ——– imagination doesn’t solve all problems, but it does help.
Read MoreThe arbitrary and contingent cruelty of life
The arbitrary and contingent cruelty of life: “Life is unfair. It is probably more unfair now than it has ever been, simply because some countries have been better at organizing their societies to produce more and better goods, and at stimulating their populations to act in more…” (Via Paul Musgrave Dot Com.) —– Whatsoever therefore […]
Read MoreTwo from the NYT:…
Two from the NYT:…: “Two from the NYT: Open Season on Others’ Ideas. Free riders have hit the jackpot in the digital revolution, and we’d better deal with it. By DANIEL AKST. (Via A blog doesn’t need a clever name.) ———– i only like this one.
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