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  1. Diabetes! http://bit.ly/8onF0z (via @futurepundit)
  2. True friends: "Oh work knows about all that stuff. I just bought Nic Cage's rhinestone crack pipe in an IRS auction and expensed it."
  3. "Lovesick Teenagers" on heavy rotation: http://bit.ly/63QVHJ
  4. Toba Supervolcano: another reminder that humanity's survival prospects are pretty dicey: http://bit.ly/7bYWP3
  5. Shainin has turned @TheADReview a younger, radder @nybooks. Now all they need is more @gcaw.
  6. Apparently we all have to go see La nana, and it's only playing at the Avalon. Damn it.
  7. In fairness, Judt's remarks re: diversity & mistrust demonstrate that he's not naive. But what followed was really disappointing.
  8. @hillelaron Mr Jealousy is pretty good. And I like Margot more than most. I have faith.
  9. Has Judt read the Forging of Bureaucratic Autonomy? I hope so. Tax farming was a pretty complicated phenomenon.
  10. Rather than Judt, lefties should read Monica Prasad, who really understands the post-1970s evolution of the social market.
  11. Tony Judt is impressive. The Burden of Responsibility is a brilliant book. But his thinking re: political economy is both crude & muddled.
  12. New arrivals: P Duara on the global and the regional & the Kollin bros. The unincorporated man. Yes! Also, new Holofcener movie in 2010!
  13. You know who was great? Olivia d'Abo in "Kicking & Screaming."
  14. @theADreview You guys have an insanely awesome list of contributors. Well done, Shainin!
  15. This whole column was a thinly-veiled excuse for advocating the creation of climate-controlled cities: http://bit.ly/7C2WCN
  16. @mattfrost Pro-CCP voices have massively shaped our reading of pre-1949. Famines & civil strife pre-CCP/KMT war were nothing vs. Mao era.
  17. @mattfrost Frank Dikotter's The age of openness. It has a strong classical liberal undercurrent, which was surprising.
  18. Tim Carney's "Obamanomics" is a rare political book: it manages to be both accessible and very smart. Also: persuasive critique of Bush.
  19. Reading v brief revisionist account of republican China. Wow. "Warlordism" largely a myth: polemic against robust provincial autonomy.
  20. @mattfrost Have you read The Bottomless Well? Smart contrarian take. Mildly pro-coal, strongly pro-uranium & pro-"waste." Land use is key.