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Friday, August 22, 2014
The Swash Channel Merman
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Carved wooden figure from the Swash Channel Wreck, discovered in 1990 just outside the harbor of Poole, England and now being investigated...
Andre Ermolaev, Iceland from the Air
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Russian photographer Andre Ermolaev is fascinated by the patterns made by water flowing across Iceland's fields of volcanic ash and ic...
Why Western Men Join ISIS
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Michael Brendan Doughterty on why thousands of men from Europe have gone to fight for ISIS and other jihadist groups in the Middle East: ...
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
Who Trusts the Police?
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One of Andrew Sullivan's readers wrote in about his recent experience on a jury: A young Hispanic male from a nearby town known for i...
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Civil War Sketchbook
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This week I was searching for a particular Civil War sketch of a place where I may do some archaeology and found myself sucked into the wo...
Celebrating Brutality
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Dave Weigel passes along this charming photograph, which has been making the rounds of conservative Facebook groups. It brings to the for...
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Goldfinches
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Mr. and Mrs. Goldfinch on the sunflowers this afternoon. We often have six of these in the yard at once, but they are very skittish birds ...
Pope Francis on Stopping Aggression in Iraq
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Pope Francis responds to a question about the fighting in Iraq: Q. You know that recently the U.S. forces have started bombing the terrori...
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The Tale of the Fragrant Concubine, or, History Wars in Kashgar
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In Kashgar, western China, Andrew Jacobs stumbled across an old story that still has great resonance for both Chinese and Uighurs. The Ch...
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
What Will Come of the Ferguson Protests?
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Dave Weigel has an interesting column in which he asks what the protesters in Ferguson want, and what might come of the whole thing. As t...
The Golden Princess of Scythia
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Two years ago archaeologists in Kazakhstan uncovered a spectacular Scythian burial they dubbed the Golden Woman. The tomb dates to around...
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Why Does the World Exist?
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Physicist Steven Weinberg answered the question like this: For me … it’s part of a larger question, which is ‘Why are things the way they...
Monday, August 18, 2014
Perseus and the Gorgons
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A ladle showing Perseus chasing the winged gorgons, c. 510 to 500 BCE, attributed to the Theseus Painter. From the Getty.
Suicide by Age
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I have to say that this is not the graph I would have anticipated. I suppose this proves there is such a thing as a midlife crisis.
Sunday, August 17, 2014
The Chrysler Building: the Most Beautiful Skyscraper
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I love the Chrysler Building, one of the great masterpieces of the Art Deco style. It was designed by William Van Alen, and construction b...
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