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A Blogger's Farewell
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The Liberal
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We Shall Fight on the Beaches
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Bridge and Tunnel Kid, Part Seven
Posted Nov 6, 2014 at Tom Watson
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Bridge and Tunnel Kid, Part Six
Posted Mar 9, 2014 at Tom Watson
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Bridge and Tunnel Kid, Part Five
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Bridge and Tunnel Kid, Part Four
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Bridge and Tunnel Kid, Part III
Posted Dec 6, 2013 at Tom Watson
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Bridge and Tunnel Kid, Part II
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Bridge and Tunnel Kid
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Manque Generation
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The F-Bomb
Posted Apr 30, 2013 at Tom Watson
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Agreed on the T comment, but...
The "shelter in place" part? Cops ordering people back indoors all over metro area, literally ordering businesses to close?
That ain't transportation. That's top down.
Paranoia, The Destroyer
Hindsight broadcasts in full HD, but I remember thinking yesterday that the total lockdown ordered by authorities for the greater Boston metropolitan area - with the "shelter in place" order stretching from roughly Emerson's house down to the Adams farm, and from Paul Revere's shop out past B...
Paranoia, The Destroyer
Posted Apr 20, 2013 at Tom Watson
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Love Is All We Need
Posted Mar 26, 2013 at Tom Watson
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Great piece - thanks! (I actually think the online feminist movement is doing very well, broadly speaking).
Networked Activism: Women's Causes Online
(Regina Mahone is a staff writer at PND. In her last post, she shared some takeaways from a new report that looks at homeownership and the racial wealth gap.) Earlier this month, I attended a Philanthropy 3.0 event hosted by the George H. Heyman, Jr. Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising at N...
Yeah, it does have its moments - not quite the Russian roulette horror (which was really a metaphor anyway, however horrible) but still quite powerful.
Your post was great 'cos it was instant outrage! Those are my fave....
Closing War Film Credits and the Iraq Apologia Genre
We watched Zero Dark Thirty the other evening, and it struck me that as a big screen country we've reached the cinematic region located roughly halfway between The Green Berets and Platoon in terms of how America copes on film with disastrous, ethics-destroying wars of adventure. Of course, Z...
That's very well said - Alderson doesn't share the passion.
Omar, for all his faults (not saying the guy was perfect by any means) shared the fans' passion!
Valley of the Ashes, 2013
As Levi Asher will tell you, Mets culture is built upon the best-known ash heap in Western literature. This is a valley of ashes -- a fantastic farm where ashes grow like wheat into ridges and hills and grotesque gardens; where ashes take the forms of houses and chimneys and rising smoke an...
Yeah, go Blue Jays!
Valley of the Ashes, 2013
As Levi Asher will tell you, Mets culture is built upon the best-known ash heap in Western literature. This is a valley of ashes -- a fantastic farm where ashes grow like wheat into ridges and hills and grotesque gardens; where ashes take the forms of houses and chimneys and rising smoke an...
And what's their cost in reputation, JD? Has to be massive compared to keeping Reader going.
Feels like pure arrogance to me.
Google Trust
I run my business largely on Google's platform: email, files, calendar, my telephone number and easy syncing across multiple devices. I'm also a power user of Google's Android mobile operating system - it's my choice for both phone and tablet. Of course, Google is my default search engine and ...
Chris - very well said. I think people will be watching this film for decades to understand where the country went this last decade.
Closing War Film Credits and the Iraq Apologia Genre
We watched Zero Dark Thirty the other evening, and it struck me that as a big screen country we've reached the cinematic region located roughly halfway between The Green Berets and Platoon in terms of how America copes on film with disastrous, ethics-destroying wars of adventure. Of course, Z...
Closing War Film Credits and the Iraq Apologia Genre
Posted Mar 25, 2013 at Tom Watson
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Did We Miss Spring? Is the Pope Catholic?
Posted Mar 24, 2013 at Tom Watson
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The First of Human Qualities
Posted Mar 23, 2013 at Tom Watson
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Google Trust
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