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- How Bad was Mohammed Morsi?
- New Link to Patterson Park Video
- Ground-Penetrating Radar in Patterson Park
- Tillia Tepe, The Hill of Gold
- Where is My Artificial Tree?
- Arnold Böcklin
- Opting Out of Standardized Tests
- The New Anti-Westernism
- WJZ TV in Patterson Park
- The Little Ice Age and European Civilization
- Synodus Horrenda
- The Morality of Limits
- Serra da Capivara is Nonsense on Stilts
- The Devil's Greatest Trick
- Butchers Hill, Baltimore
- We Made the Baltimore Sun
- Ernest Goh's Chickens
- What Writers Care About
- Anarchism for Children
- Geophysical Sensing in Patterson Park
- The Open Office
- An Old Game: Two Sides of the Road
- More Snow in Washington
- Acetenango Volcano, Guatemala
- "Levels of Inequality Never Before Seen"
- A Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, 1811
- And Now for Something Different
- 1 January 1965
- 14 in a Row for Gay Marriage
- Liang Yuanwei
- In Rhode Island, the Gay Politicians are as Crooke...
- That Goat Only Respects One Man
- Nasir al Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran
- Shang Dynasty Ritual Wine Vessel sold for $2.4 Mil...
- Was the Bombing Campaign against Nazi Germany Wort...
- The Antarctic Seas
- Finally, Something Blooming
- No Such Thing as the Silk Road
- Scrap Metal Dealer Buys Fabergé Imperial Egg at Mi...
- The Segesser Hide Paintings
- So Much for the Camp Plan, or, the Plutocrats Roll...
- Ironies of Various Kinds
- It's Spring Somewhere
- The Poisonous Fruit of Torture
- Data and Opinions, or Leon Wieseltier and Nate Silver
- Frank Relle, New Orleans by Streetlight
- Happy Equinox
- A Bat and a Flower
- The Culture War Goes On because it Helps Politicia...
- The Reconciliation Quilt, 1867
- The Art We Were Born to Love
- In Which High Society Baltimore Women Stole Patien...
- Neolithic Stone Masks of Judea, the World's Oldest...
- Who Would Benefit from Raising the Minimum Wage?
- In Utah, Payday Lenders Bought the Attorney General
- Breton Women Bringing Back their Headgear
- The Occult History of England
- Gravitational Waves and the Great Inflation
- Another Winter Storm
- John Ruskin in Italy
- Today's Place to Daydream About: Glendalough, Ireland
- Today's Castle: Dunamase, Ireland
- Republican Can't Believe Obamacare Will Save Her M...
- Koster Hirsau
- 9,000-Year-Old Wand Carved with Faces
- Basketball Court Builders Uncover Maya Ballcourt
- Banning NGOs in Somalia, or, Farmers Hate Food Aid
- Toy Strandbeests
- US Birth Rate Hits Lowest Level Ever
- Striking Portraits of Great Rulers
- A Prayer for My Daughter
- Americans are Tired of War
- The "6,000 Year Old Crown", or, Caution is Boring
- Bamboo and Multiplication in Ancient China
- The Chalcolithic Burial Cave at Peq'in, Israel
- Rod Penner's Texas Towns
- Why the White Working Class Votes Republican
- The White Horse Hill Burial, Dartmoor
- Millenials are not very Trusting
- Ito Jakuchu, The Colorful Realm of Living Beings
- Remembering Sex-Abuse Hysteria
- Big Luck was a Lucky Dog
- Environmental Regulation, Pro-Business Politics, a...
- Attic White-Ground Pottery
- The Colonization Game
- Who has the right to be independent?
- Squabbling about Reports about Documents about Wat...
- The Past for Sale
- The Estate Sale, or, Race in America, 1864
- A Gallo-Roman Tomb
- Ottoman Yataghan Sword, c. 1805
- Burke, Paine, and Modern Conservatives
- The Onion Nails Americans Again
- What is Best in Christianity
- Creating HIV-Resistant Mutant Humans
- The Latest from Mars
- George Kennan's Conservative Pessimism
- Vaccines and Autism, or, Changing Minds is Hard
- Jean-François Millet's Peasants
- The President Dismisses Intervention in Syria
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About Me
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
2 comments:
Nice hat! Can you post the video?
I have this memory that decades ago someone came up with a system for turning oneself into a gaming character, in which charisma was determined by how many times your name had been mentioned in the newspaper. Perhaps you get a bonus of 5 if you've been on TV?
David
I was able to watch the embedded video at that link, but others are having trouble. Not sure what that means.
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