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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Diplomacy
DIPLOMACY It had been ordered that the execution should take place in the garden of the yashiki (1). So the man was taken there, and made to kneel down in a wide sanded space crossed by a line of tobi-ishi, … Continue reading
Would James Madison Roll In His Grave? Two parts
I. Alex Gibney, director of the new film Casino Jack (& The United States of Money,) also Oscar-winning director of “Taxi to the Dark Side” and “Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room” interviewed here by Andrew O’Hehir (Salon-link) Key … Continue reading
David Brooks Fail
The milquetoast, kinder-and-gentler conservative NYT editorialist David Brooks delivered another brightly burning ideational bulb today. Man, I wish he had had the time to show it to the missus first! It is all downhill after this tipping point, reached in … Continue reading
Posted in current events, economics, politics
Tagged Alenxander Hamilton, capitalism, David Brooks, populism
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Delusion
Source: The Hundred Verses of Advice of Padampa Sangye. Cartoon generator: Build Your Own Meat, hap tip to Max Cannon Share and Enjoy:
Posted in teaching cartoons, zen
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The Librarian’s Shadow
Source: Madisonian Net Share and Enjoy:
Posted in humor, libraries, web media
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Serendip @Bryn Mawr
While I was wrestling with a problem of terminology* with respect to key definitions with respect to my concocting a Transformative Anthropology, I happened upon Serendip at Bryn Mawr College. Here’s a few captures from this marvelous site and project. … Continue reading
Play Ethic
Head’s up to a very deep resource: Pat Kane’s The Play Ethic. Kane web site lists a ton of outward bound resources on play and experiential learning. On the Wikipedia page about him, it is written, As co-director (with partner … Continue reading
Posted in play, thought leader, web 2.0+, web media
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Grey Area of Motivation, Alas
Looking through old drafts, I came across a long essay on motivation. The essay was the result of a research project I did several years ago. You don’t get to see it; it’s moment has passed. Nevertheless, motivation fascinates me … Continue reading
Neighbor
click to enlarge Src There is a vast region of sand dunes at high northern latitudes on Mars. In the winter, a layer of carbon dioxide ice covers the dunes, and in the spring as the sun warms the ice … Continue reading
Secrets Revealed
I noted recently via a google alert that lectures of Idries Shah, taken from a series of hard-to-obtain cassettes, have been made available on the web site, The Institute for the Study of Human Knowledge. Ishk.net is ostensibly the web … Continue reading
Posted in culture, experiential learning, idies Shah, spirituality, sufism
Tagged Idries Shah
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