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2011

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Erin Rose’s Tech Links

  • Erin Rose
  • June 29, 2011
MySpace was just sold. Again. Hackers have busted into a database of US military personnel. A video of NASA (successfully) testing their new hovering robotic lander. Cool. Why yes, I…
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How Does He Do It?

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
Being overwhelmed by the myriad distractions and endless information floating around the universe can feel a personal struggle. How come it seems like everybody else can deal with it so…
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  • Politics

Grading Teachers

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
Mother Jones published an article about the latest battle on the education front—evaluating teachers, which is re-raising issues about what public school model works best. The implementation of the new…
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Fear and Loathing Turns 40

  • Olga Zhulina
  • June 29, 2011
Thompson wanted to write a book devoted to the “death of the American Dream,” but he never truly got around to it.
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Drinkin/Jammin

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
There isn’t enough evidence of this summer season on this blog roll. We’re embarking on a wondrous season and it’s time to acknowledge it. One way to celebrate is through…
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  • Features & Reviews

In Defense of the Other Woman

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
Where are the books about mistresses? Bookslut’s Jessa Crispin writes about the lacking mistress narrative, defending the other woman and scrutinizing her treatment in society as undermining that traditional institution…
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Online Dating, Then and Now

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
A recent New Yorker article brings you the history of online dating, in all of its splendor. Nicholas Paumgarten traces back online dating to its roots at the World’s Fair…
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  • Other

Did You Just Eat Breakfast?

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
This one time in the 19th century, some guys were hanging out in a store when a shotgun accidently went off, wounding one Alex St Martin in the stomach, exposing…
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MAAKIES: End of Santa

  • Tony Millionaire
  • June 29, 2011
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Set the Dumpster On Fire

  • Paul Corman-Roberts
  • June 29, 2011
What Gottlieb reveals to us in this collection, is that the key to survival is the same animal desire that served as our undoing in the first place, but the…
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Less Bad News for NYC Libraries

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
There’s more bad news about NYC’s libraries, but it’s less bad than ever, which in the context of libraries is almost like good news. The budget for the 2012 Fiscal…
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“That’s Racist”

  • Sam Riley
  • June 29, 2011
Culturally sensitive accusations turned into humorous catchphrase? Sounds like the kind of comical turnover that only my millennial generation could come up with! “That’s racist” is a quip that has…
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