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Twittery Tweets- Medley: RT @digby56: Body parts and being human http://t.co/eBguAFW8
- Medley: @anildash My age when TLG was born = 2 + my grandmother's age when I was born. *boggles* *creaks*
- Medley: @SGRegina Even women? I thought the studies so far showed this only to be useful for men. #heartchat
- Medley: RT @ThePlumLineGS: Komen board member confirms it: NO guarantee of future grants to Planned Parenthood: http://t.co/osxtjCtZ
- Medley: RT @kcm74: @JamesFallows Up or down, nobody outside the beltway ever cares about the deficit, b/c it's an entirely fictitious and elite- ...
- Medley: RT @gapingvoid: The blogosphere once seemed like a quiet pond that me and my friends liked to take our rowboats on. Now: Supertankers ev ...
- Medley: RT @drgrist: Worth noting: GOP awfulness on energy/climate & GOP awfulness on transportation are two sides of the same coin. All about f ...
- Medley: RT @drgrist: Boehner’s last stand: House leader wants to kill transit funding http://t.co/dklYPdyo
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Recent Pinboard Links- Romney To Nevadans: I Don’t Know ‘What The Purpose Is’ Of Public Lands (Hint: They Pump $1 Billion Into the State Economy) | ThinkProgress
- How Planned Parenthood won Susan G Komen's 'race for the cure' | Amanda Marcotte | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
- Hullabaloo
- Komen caved. Or did it? - The Plum Line - The Washington Post
- Boehner’s last stand: House leader wants to kill transit funding | Grist
- Untitled (https://plus.google.com/113210431006401244170/posts/WueVTYqeSpK)
- The Komen Foundation Pinkwashes Anti-choicers, Punks Planned Parenthood | The Nation
- No Women on Facebook Board - The Daily Beast
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Category Archives: Weblogs & Citizen Writing
What’s Your Recommended Policy?
Emotional reactions and judgments are not sound basis for policy or action. Continue reading
Trip-Induced Reflections
Quick thoughts on Internet ebb and flow, etc. Continue reading
Twitter Entertainment; Occasional Insights
Image via Wikipedia I really enjoyed the Waiter Rant blog back when it was anonymous and before the author got a book deal. I still enjoy it. And I bought the book. (I bought it in part as payment for … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Journaling, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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Farewell Brad, Far, Far Too Soon
Farewell, Brad. Continue reading
Quick Twitter Notes
A couple of Twitter notes. Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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Food Thoughtfulness Advocates Disturbing the Powerful
A couple of quick thoughts about Marion Nestle’s work and her site, Food Politics. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Health & Food, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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Pseudonymous Scientists on Pseudonymity
Effect Measure on pseudonymity and anonymity. And that Minerva guy in South Korea. Oh, and Twitchhiker. Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights & Feminism, General Musings, Science, Tourism and Travel, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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Riesling out of Chardonnay’s Shadow
A new-to-me booze blog; pondering a wine club; Riesling coming into its own. Continue reading
Posted in Health & Food, Weblogs & Citizen Writing
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Recently at CurrentMom
Recent CurrentMom posts on Google books and intergenerational privacy; Also, the CurrentMom2010 conference looks interesting to me. Continue reading