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1. Pregnant Woman Rebuts Abortion Blogger, Makes Ultimate Sacrifice By Avoiding Starbucks For Baby [Roe Vs. World] jezebel.com » Jezebel - Aug 26, 2008 Things seem to be tumbling along with our abortion blogging buddy at "What To Expect When You're Aborting." She told her dad, who was ultra-supportive, craves pickles, and is suffering from "swelly ouchy titties." Her … Also tagged: andrew sullivan, pro choice, pro life, roe vs world, abortion blogging

2. Urban Gardens Taking Root in Post-Industrial City

   planetizen.com » Planetizen - Urban Planning, Design and Development Network - Aug 20, 2008

   The non-profit group Nuestras Raíces in Holyoke, Mass. has found urban agriculture a powerful community glue, providing increased food security and economic opportunity to the Puerto Rican population there. read more

   Also tagged: agriculture, immigration, massachusetts, land use, urban greening, social demographics, community economic development

3. Mark Penn on How Not to Run a Campaign indecision2008.com » Indecision2008 | Comedy Central - Aug 12, 2008 Unsure of who wrote the playbook for John McCain's increasingly negative campaign against Barack Obama? Well have you considered former Hillary Clinton strategist Mark Penn? According to the upcoming issue of The … Also tagged: hillary clinton, barack obama, mark penn, jeremiah wright, dylan ris

4. Memo To Hillary Clinton: You Should Have Done The Sexism Speech [Crappy Hour] jezebel.com » Jezebel - Aug 12, 2008 The Atlantic's new issue has a long piece, out today, focusing on a number of Hillary Clinton insiders' memos and e-mails which paint her campaign at least as dysfunctional as you suspected and probably more so. Even … Also tagged: hillary clinton, sexism, john edwards, mark penn, sally quinn, crappy hour

5. Joshua Green’s Hillary Hitjob Is Real, and It’s Magnificent jossip.com » Jossip - Aug 12, 2008 The Atlantic’s Joshua Green spits out his 6,000-word report on the Clinton campaign fall out, but only after sifting through hundreds of emails drenched in vitriol. [The Atlantic] Permalink | post a comment | Add to … Also tagged: media, hillary clinton, mark penn, joshua green

6. Clinton Campaign’s Internal E-mails More Or Less Confirm Staff’s Insanity wonkette.com » Wonkette: The D.C. Gossip - Aug 11, 2008 For the last few days, the folks at the Atlantic magazine have been hyping a piece from senior editor Joshua Green about the (not so) mysterious inner workings of Hillary Clinton’s terrible campaign staff, claiming … Also tagged: hillary clinton, 1, memos, e mails, mark penn, psychopaths, phil singer, josh green, careerists, important political essays, stuff you knew already

7. Housing and the Madness of Crowds

   rightwingnews.com » Right Wing News - Jul 19, 2008

   I was intrigued by this article in The Atlantic that discussed the housing bubble, and in a sort of Malcolm Gladwell-esque way, suggested that economic "bubbles" might be treated like viruses, and prevented in …

   Also tagged: economy, bubbles, housing market, malcolm gladwell, thomas sowell

8. I Google, Therefore I Am Losing the Ability to Think

   allthingsd.com » Voices - Jun 30, 2008

   By John Naughton, Columnist, The Guardian “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” was the provocative title of a recent article in the US journal The Atlantic. Its author was Nicholas Carr, a prominent blogger and one of The …

   Also tagged: google, voices, the guardian, nicholas carr, john naughton

9. Gender War . . . In Space! [Rant] io9.com » io9 - Jun 25, 2008 Okay, so we've already decided that the idea that women don't like science fiction is, well, kind of retarded. But that doesn't stop people continuing to offer advice about how to introduce the "fairer" sex to a world … Also tagged: rant, megan mcardle

10. Google is NOT Making us STUPID [Rant] io9.com » io9 - Jun 19, 2008 Google and the internet are changing the way our brains work, no doubt about it. With the internet at our fingertips, why bother to remember trivial facts when Wikipedia is just a click or two away? In the latest issue … Also tagged: internet, artificial intelligence, google, brain, rant, ai, socrates, hal 9000

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