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jlesage is a 70 year old woman from Eugene, Oregon, USA

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Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Archives: On the Pleasures of...

Rated 02:10pm • 1 review • education, art, film, narrative, blog • henryjenkins.org

first part of good article against genre, or at least for narrative that unsettles genre; many good points about what genre does accomplish; useful essay for teaching both film and literature students
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Dont patronise popular fiction by women | Books |...

Rated Nov 14 • 1 review • feminism, literature, women, books, gender • guardian.co.uk

long comments section is fascinating, as readers tell which contemporary writers they do and do not like, often disagreeing with each other.
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Books news, reviews and author interviews | Books |...

Rated Nov 14 • 1 review • books • guardian.co.uk

one of my favorite sites for thoughtful book reviews; I use these to keep a list of books to check out from the local library.
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Trebor Scholz and Paul Hartzog: Toward a critique of...

Rated Nov 14 • 2 reviews • economics, internet, politics, progressive • re-public.gr

political and economic analysis: "we are facing the 'end of cyberspace.' In other words, as the information world becomes layered onto the physical world by mobility and ubiquity, the whole online/offline distinction becomes less useful as a framing metaphor (e.g. see endofcyberspace.com [endofcyberspace.com] ). It is not a 'here' and 'there,' but rather, a relationship of complex landscapes that intersect and interact at many points."
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How to Read an ebook: Formats, Devices, Dedicated...

Rated Sep 19 • 1 review • literature, internet, tools, fiction, resources • whenihavetime.com

three part series on ebooks: their advantages and disadvantages; devices for reading them and their formats, where to find them
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$21 Billion Solar Space Project To Beam Electricity To...

Rated Sep 18 • 2 reviews • science, space, sustainability, politicaleconomy • impactlab.com

"The Japanese are preparing to develop a two trillion yen (approximately $21 billion USD) space solar project that will beam electricity from space in the form of microwaves or lasers to around 300,000 homes in Japan within three decades. " Will other countries do this? Will they shoot each other's solar reflectors down?
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EXCLUSIVE: W.H. collects Web users' data without notice -...

Rated Sep 18 • 5 reviews • politics, news, politicaleconomy • washingtontimes.com

"Defenders of the White House actions said the Presidential Records Act requires that the administration gather the information and that it was justified in taking the additional step of asking a private contractor to "crawl and archive" all such material. Nicholas Shapiro, a White House spokesman, declined to say when the practice began or how much the new contract would cost. "
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50 Fascinating Lectures All About Your Brain | Associate...

Rated Sep 17 • 4 reviews • audio, science, podcast, learning • associatedegree.org

I like science podcasts so will delve into these about "how the brain develops, the science behind the mind-body connection, atypical ways the brain reacts, progress in the field of brain-machine interactions, or more general psychology topics."
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Special Report: Chronicling Cuba, bloggers offer fresh...

Rated Sep 15 • 2 reviews • cpj.org

journalistic blogging from Cuba today, Internet availability in Cuba, and journalistic precedents there
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Cornell University - Intypes

Rated Sep 11 • 2 reviews • history, design, space, composition • cornell.edu

insights into architectural and interior design that stay with us across generations, will make you go aha! with recognition: "a typology of contemporary interior design practices that are derived from reiterative historical designs that span time and style and cross cultural boundaries."
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