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- Intelligence and Ideology
- HIV Travel Ban to End
- Vanity Fair
- "Tenacity" and World War I
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- There's One in Every Neighborhood
- The Dancing Plague
- Angry Atheists
- Felony Torture
- Curious Things One Didn't Know
- Color Blindness
- What is Music?
- A Resignation over Afghanistan
- Glass Microbiology
- The Blind Can See
- A Perfect Day
- Animal Pancakes
- Fall
- Awesomely Bad Similes
- Dark Matter Gets Weirder
- Their Country
- Treasures of Afghantistan
- At Least the Russians did Worse
- A Day Outside
- Hoist on My Own Petard
- Captive of the Taliban
- Pandora
- Where the Wild Things Are, Movie Version
- It's a Leonardo, but is it any good?
- Vampire Killing Kits?
- Grab a Mop
- Stripping Memories of Emotion
- The Future Gets a Little Creepier
- Small World
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- Don't Ask Don't Tell in Action
- Is the Taliban a Threat?
- Pep Bonet
- Lu Guang, Pollution in China
- We Are Creating the Enemy
- A Nice Little Find
- Rubens the Spy
- The Lunacy of "Zero Tolerance"
- The Museum Problem
- Guantanamo Update
- A Republic, if You Can Keep It
- Where the Wild Things Are
- Fall Flowers
- Humility?
- More is Not Better
- White House Art
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- Knowing vs. Knowing
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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.
1 comment:
When I was assigned my first employee I went to a friend and asked him for advice - and got the best (and most succinct) advice I've heard:
"Don't be a jerk."
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