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Liveblogging ATLAS SHRUGGED, Part II, Chapter 9: The Face Without Pain or Fear or Guilt or Interest

Posted on 24 January 2013 by

It’s been hard to get back to Atlas Shrugged, because I’m really starting to feel badly for it.  Socially, I mean.  It’s like that incredibly awkward acquaintance that you never really want to invite to parties, but he lives just … Continue reading →

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Of All The Books I’ve Reviewed This Year, Here Are the Ones You Should Read First

Posted on 7 December 2012 by

In reverse chronological order, roughly; not necessarily the order in which I endorse them. 1. BYE, MZUNGU! by Janice Ellen Lever.  Lever’s memoir of her eighteen years running a kindergarten in Uganda is funny, adventurous, sweet, and absorbing all at … Continue reading →

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BOOK REVIEW: E-Learning 101

Posted on 17 November 2012 by

Cats make all learning easier. Or dogs, in this case. Or, actually, what makes learning easier is an easy-to-follow, friendly guide that doubles as a place to write down all that boggling e-stuff you’re never going to e-member. Liz Hardy’s … Continue reading →

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