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PatrickSull Last night showed how this #RedSox offense will need to function at times. http://t.co/zN6AybTF

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‘Stereotype Threat’: Why Women Quit Science Jobs : NPR

‘Stereotype Threat’: Why Women Quit Science Jobs : NPR

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JasonAGross Pretty much how every company should use Twitter. http://t.co/NVwtafew

How long does it take to get pregnant? « 4D Pie Charts

How long does it take to get pregnant? « 4D Pie Charts

Flickr: Tire Fire, San Carlos, Ca (June 2012)

Tire Fire, San Carlos, Ca (June 2012)

Whodunit? Part I: Rocket Scientists On Wall Street | In The Mix | Minyanville.com

Whodunit? Part I: Rocket Scientists On Wall Street | In The Mix | Minyanville.com

Human Rights, and Wrongs – Damir Marusic – The American Interest Magazine

Human Rights, and Wrongs – Damir Marusic – The American Interest Magazine
“America, of course, neither can nor should become a Machiavellian great power. Natural law first principles reside in its DNA; completely ignoring them, as some realist thinkers counsel, is neither realistic nor likely to succeed politically. We still require the wise stewardship of hard as well as soft power, and we still require strategic thinking to operate within the realm of the possible. That wisdom will ever demand that our leaders know the difference between championing human rights as a good in itself and wielding it as carefully as necessary as a cudgel against our adversaries.”

Is Meritocracy A Sham? | Via Meadia

Is Meritocracy A Sham? | Via Meadia
“The new elites don’t feel guilty about their power; they didn’t inherit it. They earned it. They are smarter than everybody else and they deserve to rule — and in their own minds at least, they also deserve the perks that power brings. Money, fame, access: bring it on.”

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