Archive | June 15, 2012

Reconstruction Redux: the nine-to-one ratio

I do not really know how to begin this post, so I will begin it with a story my grandmother told me about Douglas, Georgia around 1905. She was sitting on her front porch, rocking, when a white man who occasionally worked for her family passed by. When he saw her he hid something behind […]

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S&R Fiction: "Time For All Days" by Pat Weiler

There were almost as many opinions about David Morgan as there were people in Richfield. Not enough to fix some median that would reveal how average he actually was, yet enough to be bounded by extremes. To Earl Blackwood he was “…that string bean kid what couldn’t fight his way out of a wet paper […]

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Bashar points out the guilty parties (by Paul Szep)

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Why is Colorado on fire? Climate effects aren't always as obvious as the weather…

Colorado’s massive High Park fire has jumped the Poudre River and is beginning to menace Fort Collins in earnest. This is very bad news. Some experts fear the blaze won’t be contained before fall and if you live anywhere to the east of it you’re probably quite worried, and for good reason. You might well […]

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The last word from the foremost expert (a zombie apocalypse postscript)

Matt Mogk has been out of town for a few days, but whether that’s because he’s been on vacation or he’s been out investigating an outbreak of the living dead, he doesn’t say. I don’t ask either, figuring that some things are better left unknown. Of course, Mogk, the author of Everything You Ever Wanted […]

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