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    Rafal T. Prinke – Hunting the Blacke Toade

    Source: www.levity.com“The opposites and their symbols are so common in the texts that it is superfluous to cite evidence from the sources. On the other hand, in view of the ambiguity of the alchemists’ language, which is “tam ethice quam physice” (as much ethical as physical), it is worth while…

    July 13, 2014
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    The Big Other Interview # 23: Oliver Harris on William S. Burroughs’ Queer

    If you meet Oliver Harris someday, tip your fedora. The co-mastermind along with Ian McFadyen behind 2009’s Naked Lunch @50: Anniversary Essays and commemorative conference in Paris, Harris has com…Source: bigother.com

    July 12, 2014
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    A ‘nationwide gentrification effect’ is segregating us by education

    College graduates are sorting themselves into cities increasingly out of reach of everyone else.Source: www.washingtonpost.comI don’t know what I think about this. Not the phenomenon, but the article which teeters between “this is a social problem” and “It’s great to have a college degree.” 

    July 12, 2014
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    Mesopotamian Religion: Prelude to Axial Age

    Between 800 and 200 BCE, a remarkable series of sages, mystics, and thinkers gave rise to the transcendental traditions that are known today as “world religions.” In 1949, the German philosopher Ka…Source: genealogyreligion.net

    July 11, 2014
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    11 Classy Insults With Classical Greek and Latin Roots

    Do you ever go on such an epic internet rant you just feel you’ve run out of words with which to hammer your enemies? Do you want to up your game without resorting to the tired tropes of excretion and sexual metaphors? Next time pull out these fancy insults and…

    July 11, 2014
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    If You Read This, You Might Never Drink a Latte Again – NYTimes.com

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    July 11, 2014
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    This Fine Wine Made At An Italian Penal Colony Is No 2-Buck Chuck

    Off the coast of Tuscany, prisoners serving the end of their sentences are learning to make wine from a 30th-generation winemaker. It’s a unique approach to rehabilitation that seems to be working.Source: www.npr.org

    July 11, 2014
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    Michigan, Nation Must Look at North Carolina’s ”Moral Mondays”

    Moral Mondays, spreading rapidly to other states, aim to help ordinary citizens take back their state governments from corporate-backed extremists.Source: truth-out.org

    July 11, 2014
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    Joel Berg: How Hungry Is America?

    Joel Berg, executive director of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, speaks to GRITtv about hunger in the United States, food deserts in the Bronx and new community-based solutions.Source: www.truth-out.org

    July 11, 2014
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    Singapore library will destroy LGBT-friendly kids’ books at behest of bigot

    Singapore’s National Library Board will pulp three LGBT-friendly children’s picture books that it earlier removed from its collections.Source: boingboing.net

    July 11, 2014
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    Atheists Used to Take the Idea of God Seriously. That’s Why They Mattered.

    Nick Spencer begins his spirited history of atheism with a fairy tale. Once upon a time, people lived in ignorant superstition, offering sacrifices to monsters in the sky. Then some clever folks used special weapons called “science” and “reason” to show that the monsters had never really existed in the…Source:…

    July 9, 2014
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    How to Repurpose the First Amendment as Corporate Weapon

    How to Repurpose the First Amendment as Corporate Weapon

    Originally—and up until fairly recently—the First Amendment was understood to be a shield protecting individual liberty. But the Roberts Court seems increasingly intent on turning the First Amendment into a weapon against the American people, not to mention basic fairness and common sense.  via The Supreme Court Turns the First…

    July 8, 2014
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    The Week in ‘Star Wars’: Fake Leaked Footage and Kevin Smith’s Millennium Falcon Freak-Out

    A trio of things to get you excited about the new Star Wars movie including a fan video and Kevin Smith’s report from the setSource: www.yahoo.com

    July 8, 2014
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    ‘Arrest us all’: the 200 women who killed a rapist

    When hundreds of women descended on Nagpur district court armed with knives, stones and chilli powder, within minutes the man who raped them lay dead. Raekha Prasad reports.Source: www.theguardian.comWhen the dominators are favored by the legal system, Justice May have a more visceral process .

    July 7, 2014
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    Teachers must Care; Students must Attend

    Teachers must Care; Students must Attend

    That is, mentors must be engaged with mentoring people, seeing the student as an Existenz, with all of the possibility that this entails. And learners must attend, being fully now/here wherever they are, focused on this happening with the mentor. It must be a loving struggle for elucidation of each other,…

    July 7, 2014
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    Researchers May Have Discovered The Consciousness On/Off Switch | IFLScience

    Researchers from the George Washington University have managed to switch consciousness on and off in an epileptic woman by stimulating a single region of the brain with electrical impulses. While this is a single case study, it provides an exciting insight into the neural mechanisms behind consciousness, a subject of…

    July 7, 2014
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    9 Amazing Benefits of Coffee – Lifespan

    Coffee has become the subject of thousands of surveys in the past few years. Known as a simple stimulant it also has many other properties. Here are some of the most interesting statistics we could put together for proponents of coffee for healthier living. 1.Lower Mortality At least 5% of…

    July 7, 2014
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    Why Heterosexuality Didn’t Really Exist Until the 19th Century | Alternet

    Why Heterosexuality Didn’t Really Exist Until the 19th Century | Alternet

    Very enlightening interview with author Hanne Blank. “Heterosexual” was actually coined in a letter at the same time as the word “homosexual,” [in the mid-19thcentury], by an Austro-Hungarian journalist named Károly Mária Kertbeny. He created these words as part of his response to a piece of Prussian legislation that made…

    July 7, 2014
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