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A reader reacts to Mainspring
The Science Fiction Foundation Criticism Masterclass — A forthcoming opportunity for those residing in or visiting the UK. (Via
fjm.)
World Wide Words — English from a British point of view. (Via GH.)
Vivian Maier - Her Discovered Work — A fascinating view into a forgotten outsider photographer and her vision of the American street. (Thanks to
scarlettina.)
In Battle Over Health Law, Math Cuts Both Ways — That is to say, in politics you are entitled to your own facts. (Thanks to my dad.)
The Arizona tragedy — A counterpoint to the rhetorical concerns raised by many people, including myself, regarding the recent shootings. I find the dismissal of the impact of conservative eliminationist rhetoric more than a bit facile, but much of this column's point stands. (Thanks to
ericjamesstone.)
Scale —
pecunium makes an interesting and saddening point about the local impact of the Giffords shooting. Which ties in with this post on Making Light. (Thanks to
lt260.)
?otD: Who put this Monday here?
1/10/2011
Writing time yesterday: 0.5 hours (edited Sunspin outline)
Body movement: 30 minute stationary bike ride
Hours slept: 6.5 hours (solid)
Weight: 251.4
Currently reading: Salamanca by Dean Francis Alfar
The Science Fiction Foundation Criticism Masterclass — A forthcoming opportunity for those residing in or visiting the UK. (Via
World Wide Words — English from a British point of view. (Via GH.)
Vivian Maier - Her Discovered Work — A fascinating view into a forgotten outsider photographer and her vision of the American street. (Thanks to
In Battle Over Health Law, Math Cuts Both Ways — That is to say, in politics you are entitled to your own facts. (Thanks to my dad.)
The Arizona tragedy — A counterpoint to the rhetorical concerns raised by many people, including myself, regarding the recent shootings. I find the dismissal of the impact of conservative eliminationist rhetoric more than a bit facile, but much of this column's point stands. (Thanks to
Scale —
?otD: Who put this Monday here?
1/10/2011
Writing time yesterday: 0.5 hours (edited Sunspin outline)
Body movement: 30 minute stationary bike ride
Hours slept: 6.5 hours (solid)
Weight: 251.4
Currently reading: Salamanca by Dean Francis Alfar