Archive | May 6, 2011

S&R Fiction: "As the World Burns" by Avery Oslo

Katrin is a twenty-three year-old with a six year-old’s face. The first time I met her, I watched her drink neat rum without wincing. I couldn’t tell if it was responsible for the moisture in her eyes. The second time I saw Katrin we were at a squat party, both wasted. She was high up, […]

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"Can women save the world?" – by comedian Lee Camp

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S&R Poetry: "Cold War Lies," by Mark Todd

“We choose … to do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” – JFK’s moon speech, 1962 He snaps off the transistor voice, choosing the hard things, more concerned with politics in hand: the rigged feel of a borrowed boat, the smile on a borrowed wife –

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Looking for passage

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Say it wasn't so: 30-Day Song Challenge, the Sequel, day 5 – your favorite song for driving around town with the top down

The summer of 1986 has lodged itself in the pleasure centers of my brain, although a hard look at the details makes me wonder why. Yeah, I was working in what passed for a cool job for a kid who’d recently graduated from college (copy and production manager at a rock radio station, albeit one […]

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Venus’ climate V: How scientists know Venus’ surface temperature is a result of greenhouse heating (corrected)

On Monday, I wrote that there were only two possibilities for why Venus’ surface temperature is so hot – either something internal to the planet’s crust and core was keeping Venus hot, or something about the atmosphere was. Tuesday I showed that it wasn’t internal heating. Wednesday I disproved the “Venus formed recently” hypothesis. And […]

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