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  1. Kurt Vonnegut writes home after WWII http://bit.ly/922hcC
  2. "The 50 most interesting articles on Wikipedia" http://bit.ly/7rzB9Z (YMMV)
  3. California City http://bit.ly/6Zchlu "a suburb abandoned in advance of itself ... like some American response to the Nazca Lines"
  4. Fall of the Great Powers, sorta Katamari style http://bit.ly/2JJ3RP (I guess they didn't consider the US or USSR "empires")
  5. Electrical Folklore http://bit.ly/6vYUan Beautiful images via BLDGBLOG
  6. Old is the New New: Super Buster Keaton Bros http://bit.ly/4m3IK1
  7. @adamthos re The First Cool President: That's great - and I dig Dinerstein's work. Is there a written version of the paper available?
  8. RT @lucianop "We are here on Earth to help others. What the others are here for, I've no idea." ~W.H. Auden
  9. RT @lucyinglis Debunking Bedlam http://post.ly/AyLv
  10. Louis Menand on the PhD Problem http://bit.ly/4bP12X
  11. Why Are Thousands of People Dreaming About This Man? http://bit.ly/15xLts
  12. Old is the New New: The Truth Won’t Set You Free http://bit.ly/60zYx
  13. Left vs Right http://bit.ly/4ubHRm
  14. @jliedl That's true, it's not exactly current. The document also complains about Trudeau's hippy, draft-dodger ways.
  15. Old is the New New: As If http://bit.ly/2U22m5
  16. @williamjturkel Thanks, man! No doubt I was 101 on the list.
  17. Fair cop RT @DougSaunders UK's secret view of Canada: "Little ideology. Excessive patronage. Poor quality politicians." http://is.gd/4qvWy
  18. "Should intro tell how story turns out?" poll so far: 5 yes-ish answers, 3 no-ish, several clever evasions.
  19. Poll: In an academic history monograph, should the introduction tell how the story turns out or not?
  20. Michael Chabon: "A father is a man who fails every day."