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- Medley: @bluemilk nono, I meant, I do not have time for homework like that. (Kid is 4, still in no-homework pre-school.)
- Medley: Very nervous-making. Do not have time.RT @bluemilk Interesting reply from Skepticlawyer to my post on 'mummy homework'. http://t.co/LVSnIsGX
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- Medley: RT @pnh: And it works. @ggreenwald: The main effect (and purpose) of police violence is to deter (intimidate) others from participating ...
- Medley: RT @alexismadrigal: Another person who thinks the jig should be up: http://t.co/EVsZMyyS
- Medley: @MarkZuckerman "whatnot"? Really? Heh.
- Medley: RT @postlocal: In 16 at bats on the season, Strasburg has the team's highest batting average, three 2Bs and a HR. Off-day pinch-hitter? ...
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Category Archives: Economics
Book Recommendation – Everything is Obvious
Quick recommendation of Duncan Watts’ Everything is Obvious Continue reading
Posted in Books, Economics, Federal Politics, Health & Food, Religion & Politics, Science
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The Relative Importance of Condescension in the Current Mess
Responding to EF’s question about condescending liberals. Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Economics, General Musings, Religion & Politics
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Favorite Things
Hard to decide on my favorite things. Continue reading
Posted in Economics, General Musings, Journaling, Personal Organization
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This Place is So Broken
Calls for civility miss the plot. Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, Democrats, Economics, Energy & Environment, Entertainment, Federal Politics, General Musings, Media Dysfunction, Religion & Politics, Republicans, Science
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Go and See The Last Cargo Cult
I will buy you a ticket to The Last Cargo Cult. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Economics, General Musings
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Corporate Traps
Independently wealthy? No? Then you’re probably over-performing.. Continue reading
Posted in Economics, General Musings
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Kid-Oriented Consumerism
Image by me via Flickr I have been updating TLG’s wishlist occasionally, using Amazon’s Universal Wishlist Feature. Which lets me add things to his wishlist from EVERYWHERE ON THE INTARWEBZ! And, our great global corporate overlords have somehow–I don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Parenting
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Kojo and the Kingdom
Today’s Kojo Nnamdi show about Saudi Arabia. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Economics, Energy & Environment, Foreign Policy
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Heading Out of Town
I’m off very soon for my first overnight away from TheLittleGuy ever. I hope that he and his Dad will have a good time together without Mama! Thankfully, this is not a work trip – just something my local moms … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, Economics, Journaling
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Innovation Agenda
It probably got lost since it was announced on the same day as the FCC’s recent net neutrality positioning, but the Obama Administration has released a new strategy for innovation. The pdf is linked from the front page of OSTP … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, Economics, Federal Politics, Legal
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