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james wagner
October 2008 
EQUAL Views for October 8, 2008
Posted on Oct 12th, 2008
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wolfspirit
wolfspirit
Welcome to "EQUAL Views: Every Quadrant Under a Lense", a new daily column at Joe-Perez.com.
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 James Wagner: sleetooto blekadownasanchi foonoowachipaw ... Unlike the sun, the shape of our self does not approach 99.999% perfection, if we measure perfection by the standards of our inner judgments. ... Is this a sublime postpostmodern icon of the fragility and lack of fecuntity of vision-logic cognition in an age of the monological inner life? | Peak conditioning: John Craig combines dietary journaling, strength training, and subtle body exercises ... Did former Lehman CEO Richard Fuld get a knockout comeuppance while working out on the treadmill? ... After winning the fight to exume Cardinal John Henry Newman's corpse, the Vatican dug up the grave to find no body. ... Libby Purves: "Ghastly sideshow ... You'd need a heart of stone not to laugh." |
| Joe Kort: How do heterosexuals play Twenty Questions? ... Is this how fundamentalists see 1980s music videos? ... John McCain should have stuck to the issues instead of getting testy ("That one") or sleazy. He still could in the 11th hour. ... In Nepal: A newly annointed goddess must have perfect hair, eyes, teeth and skin, and must not be afraid of the dark. | The debate format: dreadfully dull, poorly executed ... and at least 30 minutes too short. ... Weimar America? Does today's GOP remind anyone else of the social conflicts of the 1930s, when totalitarian regimes whipped their sheep into a frenzy by stirring fear? ... Factoid: there are 30 billion square feet of large flat roofs in the US, ripe for covering with large flat solar panels. |
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