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- Best of the Bee
- The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner by Randall Jar...
- Pumpkin, 1995 by Yayoi Kusama
- In a life’s work there must always be a share for ...
- Asked and answered
- The right to property has almost disappeared today...
- Inadvertent confirmation
- Best of the Bee
- "Are you the new person drawn toward me?" by Walt ...
- Self Portrait in a Straw Hat, 1782 by Elisabeth Lo...
- Optimal levels of cooperation are achieved at inte...
- Reality is created out of confusion and contradiction
- Establishing good government from reflection and c...
- Best of the Bee
- I Don't Have a Pill for That by Deborah Landau
- 2.2% of the population generates 80% of the noise ...
- No, we aren't biased. We are just picking from a ...
- USS Missouri
- I have a lot of ideas and throw away the bad ones.
- Best of the Bee
- A Pact by Ezra Pound
- The Blue tit, 1925 by Henrik Grönvold (1858 – 1940)
- Livery of seisin
- Many institutions that are making the most noise h...
- Best of the Bee
- Winter Trees by William Carlos Williams
- The Lighthouse at Two Lights, 1929 by Edward Hopper
- Univariate Fallacy and the Monocausal Fallacy
- Civic conversations today
- Theodore Roosevelt's diary the day his wife and mo...
- The accumulating evidence shows impressive stabili...
- Best of the Bee
- The vocabulary of U.S. college graduates was lower...
- Truant by Margaret Hasse
- Canada by Rail
- Gentrify - It's for the children
- Blundering Ben Rhodes journalism
- Best of the Bee
- The Ocean by Nathaniel Hawthorne
- They care about who sits at which cafeteria table ...
- Mont St. Michel in France.
- The differences between parenting of boys versus g...
- It is weak-ass guestimation often tarred by motiva...
- A meme for all seasons
- Best of the Bee
- Measured but not reported
- The Snow-Storm by Ralph Waldo Emerson
- The burnished-buff tanager
- Rectify the names
- Best of the Bee
- To call this shoddy journalism would be an underst...
- Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence by Edward Bairstow
- Childless cities and the Mandarin Class
- Windsor Hotel
- I think his data supports the latter.
- Ugh! "But he was making those types of references...
- Best of the Bee
- A drawback of industrial progress, these dangerous...
- Poem For People That Are Understandably Too Busy T...
- Knowing recent history about your own academic fie...
- An evil chorus singing pleas of deference and obfu...
- Charles Darwin
- The NYTs - Shilling for the Soviets since the 1920s
- We are at Stage 3 TDS heading into Stage 4
- Best of the Bee
- He might be a foreigner, but he did not behave lik...
- ["This poem is not addressed to you"] by Donald Ju...
- The Langstrath Valley by Peter Barker
- The Gramscian march of play toy ideas
- Seems about right
- Best of the Bee
- There was a strange thrill in being able to look t...
- 180 miles, eighteen days mixing backwoods hard rid...
- Of Mere Being by Wallace Stevens
- Red Wood
- So that's what its all about. COOL!!!
- A shared goal but a difference in opinion about ho...
- Best of the Bee
- It was a monstrous building designed to call forth...
- Silence by Billy Collins
- Baby’s Bath Time, 1871 by George Augustus Freezor ...
- A dreary, drudgey, fallacious, proto-soviet 27-yea...
- Best of the Bee
- Mobs and circuses
- Early Sunday Morning by Edward Hirsch
- Ham, cheese, eggs, lemons and a cat with a capture...
- You have to compare levels of motivation.
- A single courageous state may, if its citizens cho...
- Retroactively changing the causal mechanism for a ...
- Best of the Bee
- Governance in precarious times (not today)
- I Looked Up from My Writing by Thomas Hardy
- Fat Tire Company
- Perceptual warping
- The willful self-blindness is stunning
- A life meager in material goods and yet a life bet...
- The Universal Prayer by Alexander Pope
- Woodmen of the World
- Isms that don't receive attention - the protochro...
- View from Fortunen to Dyrehaven north of Copenhagen
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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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