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Historical Menus

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On December 30, 2011
I love historical menus. The New York Public Library has a fantastic selection up, asking for people to check the transcriptions. This might mean there are some check marks over menu items, but you can click those off and get a sense of what restaurants...
Douglas Bevington's 2009 book explores how grassroots environmental organizations reinvigorated the environmental movement through their focus on biodiversity and its aggressive litigation strategy over political alliances and mass mailing funding drives. Painting the big national environmental organizations as sluggish at best by the 1980s, he...

Social Security

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On December 29, 2011

Yglesias is dead on that the best way for people to "invest" in their retirement is a functioning social security system. The average person probably doesn't have the time, skills,.

Fish

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On December 27, 2011

Michael Conathan has an interesting albeit somewhat overoptimistic look at the state of fisheries in 2011. Conathan notes a variety of pretty good news ranging from the implementation of catch.

Palestinians and Confederates

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On December 26, 2011
Palestinian and Knesset member Ahmad Tibi takes Republicans to task for using increasing inflamed rhetoric against his people. He takes on Eric Cantor in an interesting way: A man living in a glass home ought not to throw such stones. Cantor's remarks ignored the fact...
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