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- The battle of life is, in most cases, fought up-hill
- Stereotyping
- Lost and Found, 2004 by Sally Storch
- Remembrance by Aline Kilmer
- Of 37 phyla of multicellular animals, only six hav...
- Elephant misbehavior
- Bather at a rock (Baigneuse au rocher), 1911 by Fé...
- A command economy is like being on steroids
- Shared environment (as constructed) is back
- Effective communication is an effortful but splend...
- The Rainy Day by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- We never see the sun but shorn of his beams
- Exhaustible charm
- Conversation - Sky and Earth by Charles Sheeler
- Fresh language old and new (tactically incompetent...
- Fable XLIX: The Man and the Flea by John Gay
- In the end, it is really only your old comrades wh...
- There is no reciprocity
- Unanticipated consequences
- Shaking hands
- Pink House, East Cliff, West Bay (2014) by David I...
- Our Song by Art Pepper
- Different strokes
- Travel Poster: Great Western Railway Village in S...
- A Curmudgeon's Guide to Getting Ahead
- He is the enforcer of the law upon himself
- After Many Days by Edwin Osgood Grover
- Song: Summer Has Come Without the Rose by A.W.E. O...
- Clint Eastwood by Robyn Adele Anderson
- Gunga Din and the DAR
- I got the data from . . .
- Summer Porch, 2012 by Sally Storch
- Measurement of journalistic performance
- Centralized collaborative teams are more susceptib...
- The Lost Forest by Aline Kilmer
- The Star-Splitter by Robert Frost
- It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and f...
- Quality recruiting
- Barrett's Privateers by Stan Rogers
- "So Shines a Good Deed in a Naughty World" by Fran...
- Different Drum by Linda Ronstadt and The Stone Poneys
- A step too far
- The most efficient way to become truly a victim is...
- Buildings at Lebanon, 1954 by Charles Sheeler
- O Ship of State by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- Presidential birth year cohort clustering
- Tora, tora, tora
- Port Ellen by Ron Lawson
- Screen time is associated with decreased psycholog...
- A Pinch of Salt by Robert Graves
- Instrumental variables
- Our own asymmetrical imaginative anachronisms
- I'll Never Find Another You by The Seekers
- Professional risks
- The Cricket Game III, 2004 by David Inshaw
- The philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance ...
- Ode by A.W.E. O'Shaughnessy
- In all ages, we are constrained by that which we t...
- Decrying the decline in the elites since Pliny the...
- T-shirts for all occassions
- Cagne Valley, 1924 by Félix Vallotton
- Sergeant Stubby
- The Builders by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- His name was Owen
- Snowbird by Gene Maclellan
- Don’t expect too much from human life — a sorry bu...
- Just seeing you happy
- Travel Poster: See America
- Evolution's cruel tricks
- The Taj by H.G. Keene
- Witch of the Westmoreland by Stan Rogers
- C-Suite crocs
- Self-identified tolerant people exhibited discrimi...
- Psychological traits are highly heritable
- Ephrata by Charles Sheer
- It's complicating my life. Don't get me any more.
- Begin the Beguine by Artie Shaw
- "I Remember, I Remember" by Franklin P. Adams
- The poorest Americans today are victimized at abou...
- Sand, salt, and six countries with their own bases
- Me or the cat
- Portrait of Silbury Hill in May, 1989 by David Inshaw
- Last year, more people voted on PornHub videos tha...
- Air XXII. "Youth's the Season Made for Joys" by Jo...
- Ignorance, bubble isolation, and cool conniving al...
- Mad banker disease
- Travel Poster: Bondi Beach Sydney 1920s
- Our higher values don't preclude base enjoyment
- Beautiful Hands by Emma M. H. Gates
- Pyramid of Greatness
- Attention markets
- Pleadings
- 42 Rules of Life
- Yankee Clipper, 1939 by Charles Sheeler
- Occam's the man
- She was the Dorothy Parker of provincial England
- Boyish Sleep by Hamlin Garland
- Bewilderingly erudite and prolific, passionate in ...
- Ambiguity
- The White Beach (La grève blanche, Vasouy), 1913 b...
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About Me
- Charles
- A family man, a management consultant, a book seller and an avid reader. Committed to helping children become avid readers in turn. The great chain of reading always needs renewing.
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