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- David Hall, Beneath Cold Seas: the Underwater Wild...
- Snake Trouble in the Everglades
- Requiring Catholic Universities to Pay for Birth C...
- Hopi Petroglyphs
- 100% of Economists Agree
- Today's Indian Palace: Thirumalai Nayak, Madurai
- America is Not Becoming More Polarized
- From Burning Man 2010
- 200 Years of Mississippi Steam
- Bluebird
- The Rocks by Helder Domingos
- Conspiracy Theories and Contradictory Beliefs
- Dancing in the Kitchen, Saturday Afternoon
- Chitons
- Wolf Crazy: in California, Mad for OR7
- The Gates of Hell
- Are Bonobos Self-Domesticated Chimps?
- Meanwhile, in Tennessee
- Albino Hummingbird
- An Ordinary Tenant Cabin at Antietam, 1862
- Debating Climate Change
- John Singer Sargent in Italy
- Fobe House, by Agence Guilhem Eustache
- Newt Gingrich and Saul Alinsky
- The Tea Party and Criminal Justice Reform
- Politics and Petty Score Settling
- Dementiaville: Back to the 1950s
- Habima Fuchs
- Ian Mortimer, The Time Traveler's Guide to Medieva...
- Captain Beechey's Vertebrates
- Newt's French Role Model
- X Isn't About Y
- Retirement is Bad for Your Health
- Ordos Museum by MAD Architects
- Worth a Thousand Words
- The Weirdly Besieged Attitude of Conservative Amer...
- A Stylish Habit
- Hereditary Political Tendencies
- The Helix Nebula
- Polling What Matters to Americans
- Gingrich as an Outsider
- Gothic Mourners in Richmond
- Newt!
- The Boneyard from Space
- Václav Havel Confronting Death
- Presidents Try to Keep their Campaign Promises
- Fu Baoshi: Traditional Chinese Painting in an Era ...
- 19 Percent of Americans Will Believe Anything
- Winter at Last
- The Staffordshire Hoard in Washington
- Are Football and Basketball Eating the University?
- Silver Favorites
- Columbine as a Folie à deux
- Newt's Private Life, or, Does it Matter if a Polit...
- George R.R. Martin, A Dance with Dragons
- Why Online Piracy is a Good Thing
- Painters Imagine Babylon
- Politics as Team Sports
- The Amazing Scale Models of the Musée des Plans-re...
- Whooping Cough Makes a Comeback
- Tom Ricks on Attacking Iran
- Hadrian's Wall in the Snow
- Political Incoherence and the Rapid March of History
- Height and Power
- More on Doctors Dying in Peace
- David Brooks Defines Republicanism
- Bandarban, Bangladesh
- Meanwhile, in South Carolina
- That's Very Twilight Sparkle of You
- The Smallest Vertebrate
- Tired of Political Nonsense
- Death to Academic Journals, or, 150 Million Reader...
- Bird Flight in Super Slow Motion
- The Hallaton Helmet
- Restored CSS Hunley Unveiled
- Ken Hamilton's Portraits
- Continuity in Mexican Culture
- The Matchstick Monastery
- Iapetus
- Today's Artistic Gimmick: Kitchen Tool Sculpture
- Jobs vs. the Deficit
- Archaeology of the Libyan Desert
- Euro's Collapse Holds Up Scottish Independence
- A Hot Pond in Iceland
- The Boiling Ethnic Cauldron of South Sudan
- Actually, the Federal Government is Efficient
- Emma McNally, Drawings
- Church of Rodel
- The Amoral Weirdness of Mitt Romney
- Citizens United and the Mad Billionaire
- Starr Carr
- Bare Bottoms at the Supreme Court
- The Greek Collapse
- Conservatism, Tribal Loyalty, and Mitt Romney
- A Nok Head from Nigeria
- Mountains Near Tabriz, Iran
- Mahabat Maqbara, a Grand Indian Mausoleum
- Holyoke, Massachusetts: City of Empty Mills
- Leonardo da Vinci's Bag
- Ron Paul is Wrong: Civilization is Not Crumbling
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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.
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