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Oscar Perry Abello, From Shelterforce
Family Values
By Gabriela Herstik, From Sabat Magazine (England)
A Physicist’s Perspective of Early Atomic Research
By Dan Zak
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The Surge Delusion
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Faint Sounds, Loud Impact
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By Gabriela Herstik, From Sabat Magazine (England)
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Amid WWII, the race for nuclear power became paramount after the German scientists had mastered fission. A week later, American scientists successfully accomplished the same feat and questioned the far-reaching consequences.
Using Communication Technologies Mindfully
A burgeoning collection of communication technologies is often blamed for decreased empathy and attention spans. What if the problem lies not with the technology, but with the attitude of the user?
The Surge Delusion
An Iraq War anniversary to forget.
The Slow Death of Free Time
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The Haunting of Loon Lake Cemetery
Assessing the collateral damage when people and places are attached to ghostly legends.
Fish To Eat Always, Never, and Sometimes
An ethical guide to seafood.
Wabi-Sabi: The Art Of Imperfection
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The Slow Death of Free Time
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The Haunting of Loon Lake Cemetery
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Fish To Eat Always, Never, and Sometimes
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Wabi-Sabi: The Art Of Imperfection
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Arts
Film Review: Klown Forever
The comedy Klown Forever, starring Casper Christensen and Frank Hvam, features the same bad judgment and appalling behavior found in the first film of the series.
Book Review: America's Other Audubon
America’s Other Audubon combinesthe original panels of Genevieve Jones' book Illustrations of the Nests and Eggs of Birdsof Ohio with the story of it's tragic but inspiring creation.
Film Review: Dorothea Lange – Grab a Hunk of Lightning
The iconic work of photographer Dorothea Lange is thoughtfully considered in a new documentary.
Bookmarked: Death with Dignity, Jack Earle, and Mao Zedong
This week in Bookmarked: At Liberty to Die, The Long Shadows, and MAO: The Real Story
Community
The Conservative Case for a Commons Way of Life
Not socialism, not capitalism ... distributism seeks community power.
Government Crackdown on Innovative Seed Library
Small town library's plans to loan seeds raises concerns about "agri-terrorism"
Listening Unfolding: Faith and Poetry
A poet/pastor discovers the remarkable similarities between his two vocations.
Standing Against Abuse in the Garment Industry
After beginning work in the garment industry as a twelve-year-old, Kalpona Akter became the leader of a movement for better pay and safety for Bangladeshi factory workers.
Mind And Body
Bully’s Burden
Tim White offers advice on whether or not it's appropriate for a bully to make amends with his victim.
Change Is the Only Constant
We search for human immortality and eternal youth, and pray to everlasting gods, but in the universe as in life, change is the only constant.
Without You
Understanding what it means to be in relationships, with ourselves first, then with each other, and extending out to everything in the world around us.
Living With Dementia
Author Christine Bryden’s journey of living with dementia begins when she receives a diagnosis for Alzheimer’s at the age of 46.
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