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• The Arab Spring One Year Later

  
  American Power — Authority: 649
  I miss Glenn Beck on Fox News. Hes a good man and great to see him at the clip here: RELATED : A great piece from Melanie Phillips, " Why does the ailing west aid its Islamist enemies? "
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• The Coming Paradigm Shift in Silver

  
  InvestmentWatch: Emerging markets, Real Estate, Personal finance, Business management, Politics, Economics — Authority: 149
  The biggest problem for investors today in trying to forecast the future price of silver is the enormous amount of contradictory analysis on the Internet. There are bulls, bears, paper traders, physical buyers, technical analysts, hedge funds, commercial banks and silver manufacturers all trying to play a part in this ...
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• Vampire Woman

  
  American Power — Authority: 649
  This is pretty wild, at Telegraph UK , " Vampire Woman shows off incredible tattoo transformation in Venezuela ."
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• 2012 Predoctoral Research at the Department for European, International and Comparative Law, University of Vienna, Austria

  
  Scholarship Positions: Scholarships Financial Aid Fellowships, PhD, Postdoctoral, Graduate College Scholarships — Authority: 135
  University of Vienna offers Pre doctoral Research in the field of European, International and Comparative Law, 2012 Austria Study Subject(s):European, .. [Read Full Scholarship Detail]
  6 days ago

• Is Germany the Envy of the United States?

  
  American Power — Authority: 649
  Im glad for the Germans. Their economy is certainly the envy of Europe. But I doubt well be seeing these kinds of comparisons in a few years, when the U.S. returns to strong economic growth rates and continued unquestioned leadership of the world economy. At Los Angeles Times , " Germany has the economic strengths ...
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• What can Dartmouth do?

  
  The Incidental Economist — Authority: 636
  Last week, members of the American College of Physicians published an  Annals of Internal Medicine paper  with the abstract: Unsustainable rising health care costs in the United States have made reducing costs while maintaining high-quality health care a national priority. The overuse of some screening and ...
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• Islamist Mob Screaming Allahu Akbar Burns Christian Homes and Shops in Egypt

  
  American Power — Authority: 649
  At Atlas Shrugs, " Muslims in Egypt Burn Christian Homes and Shops, Attack Church Screaming Allahu Akbar ," and Blazing Cat Fur, " Arab Spring Christian House Burning ." RELATED : From Robert Wistrich, at Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs , " Post-Mubarak Egypt: The Dark Side of Islamic Utopia ."
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• Dr. Jonathan Gruber, Heroically Simplifying Health Care

  
  Disruptive Women in Health Care — Authority: 106
  Gruber, director of the Health Care Program at the National Bureau of Economic Research, explains the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in comic book format Millions of Americans disapprove of the Affordable Care Act without understanding what the act aims to accomplish or how it works.  Dr. Jonathan Gruber’s book ...
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• An interfaith journal: 1-19-12

  
  Bill's 'Faith Matters' Weblog — Authority: 109
  A s regular readers of this blog know, I frequently write about and encourage interfaith, or interreligious, dialogue and understanding. So when I find a new resource that can be helpful with that necessary cross-connection, I like to pass it along. Some of you may already have discovered the Journal of ...
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• 40 years of comparative research on technology for teaching: ‘weak’ results

  
  Tony Bates — Authority: 453
  © Merlot Biology Tamim, R. et al. (2011) What Forty Years of Research Says About the Impact of Technology on Learning: A Second-Order Meta-Analysis and Validation Study Review of Educational Research , Vol. 81, No. 1 This study found that looking at studies over 40 years, there is a slight tendency for students ...
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• Is the Bible corrupted?

  
  IB Islamic Forum — Authority: 129
  There may be some interpolations in the Bible (not many) and translational errors, but does that constitute wholesale corruption? The theme in the Bible is consistent in spite of the errors scholars know about. Jesus never said I am god worship me, but He does allude to His divinity. Christians see Jesus as ...
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• Jan. 17th Health Reform Discussion Recap

  
  Disruptive Women in Health Care — Authority: 106
    [ View the story "Dr. Jonathan Gruber, Heroically Simplifying Health Care" on Storify ]
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• Prayer versus meditation? They’re more alike than we realize

  
  Wildmind Buddhist Meditation — Authority: 413
  Doug Todd (Vancouever Sun): You could call it a religious war of words, with the West Coast serving as one of its most intense battlegrounds. The bid to win hearts and minds pits Buddhist meditation against Christian prayer, with meditation, especially so-called “mindfulness,” seeming to be gaining ground. ...
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• The Comparative Approach To Studying the Brain

  
  World of Psychology — Authority: 492
  The importance of the comparative approach to studying the brain cannot be overstated.  The comparative approach allows us to compare human brains to brains of non-humans. One of the key findings in this area is that the difference between human brains and brains of other species are often quantitative rather than ...
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• Go global…

  
  Get Off My Lawn... — Authority: 107
  Say what you want about the evils of the global economy, but I’m an unabashed fan. Sure, it means we have to compete with countries that can manufacture just about everything cheaper than we can, but I think that misses the up side… Like being able to order something from Europe last night at 9:30 and having it ...
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• Does Isaiah 53 Speak About Jesus? A Response To Critics

  
  Apologetics - The Poached Egg — Authority: 121
  Does Isaiah 53 Speak About Jesus? A Response To Critics by Jonathan Mclatchie I have always viewed the exquisitely detailed Messianic prophecy of Isaiah 53 as one of the most powerful and compelling reasons for thinking that Christianity is indeed true. Written some 700 years before Christ’s life on earth,...
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• HIV Trial Modification [Global Health]

  
  JAMA — Authority: 427
  
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• UPDATES in Psychology for 17 January 2012

  
  Lauras Psychology Blog — Authority: 101
  Click on the above to review our new book! Here is what I am reading today: walking on ice – and how they do it! “Scientists at Tokyo’s Yamazaki Gakuen University wondered why dogs do not seem to feel the cold in their paws, even though the paws have less insulating fur than their trunks. The paws ...
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• How a health care efficiency revolution could make the next century even greater than the last

  
  The Incidental Economist — Authority: 636
  Last week I illustrated how the last century was quite a good one for health. This is largely due to advances in public health , though there is at least one bright spot in the area of medical science: the treatment of cardiovascular disease . There are a few other bright spots too; along with cardiovascular ...
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• Stanford Law Review Online: The Iraq War, the Next War, and the Future of the Fat Man

  
  Concurring Opinions — Authority: 592
  The Stanford Law Review Online has just published an Essay by Yale’s Stephen L. Carter entitled The Iraq War, the Next War, and the Future of the Fat Man . He provides a retrospective on the War in Iraq and discusses the ethical and legal implications of the War on Terror and “anticipatory self-defense” ...
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