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Amazing how Japanese language, culture, and innovation are expressed in these altern

Since childhood, during visits to India, I had observed that bribes must be paid to get things done there. Indians frequently and casually d

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Davidson Loehr and Pat Oliphant both suggest the US is becoming a fascist country. From Loehr’s <a href=”http://www.informationclearinghous

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Civilization and its Discontents is weighty and a bit out-of-date, but not terribly long. It is well worth reading.

This book by S

NPR has a nice article on Honda’s prototype <a href=”http://world.hond

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I enjoyed this Pulitzer Prize winning collection of short stories by Jhumpa Lahiri.

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Lawrence Lessig is a Stanford Law School professor who ar

I like the idea discussed in this segment on NPR’s Morning Edition:</

The word discriminate has a dual nature. It can have a positive connotation, as when we speak of a <a href=”http://dictionary.refer

While passing through the Atlanta airport, I saw a Zoom Systems vending machine selling, among oth

Bryan Collinsworth made an eloquent request for people to get beyond literal interpretation of the Bible in <a href=”http://www.alternet.org

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A nice article from AlterNet on the relationship between Thomas Paine’s essay, The Ag