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• Femmostroppo Reader – December 20, 2009

  
  Hoyden About Town — Authority: 137
  Items of interest found recently in my RSS feed. What did I miss? Please share what youve been reading (and writing!) in the comments. Even on mute, TV can perpetuate racial bias – “The fact that our own racial bias can be swayed by the physical actions of people we see on TV is even more alarming because ...
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• Deep thoughts (and a great title) concerning drug and vice crimes

  
  Sentencing Law and Policy — Authority: 571
  This article available via SSRN  attracted my attention based just on its title, which is "Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll and Moral Dirigisme: Toward a Reformation of Drug and Prostitution Regulations."  And, as this part of the abstract highlights, there are some deep thoughts behind the cool title: This Article ...
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• Chinese art 2008-2009

  
  Shanghai Eye — Authority: 128
  This article was supported and commissioned by the DSL CollectionWork Report: An overview of the Chinese contemporary art scene 2008-2009 by Chris GillThe modern relationship of art versus society in an ever changing turbulent landscape or the avant g...
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• My Favorite Reads of 2009: In Which I Am Most Verbose

  
  Greenwoman — Authority: 125
  I was going to wait to post this list until the last week of December, but a) I am impatient and b) I thought maybe some of you with last minute gift buying to do might like some suggestions. A few things to note–some of the books on this list weren’t released in 2009. I’m going with what I read this year, some ...
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• Robert Sugden

  
  Organizations and Markets — Authority: 544
  | Nicolai Foss | I have become a huge fan of Robert Sugden , an economics Professor at the University of East Anglia and one of the most cited UK economists.  Readers of this blog may know Sugden’s work from, for example, his excellent 1986 book, The Economics of Rights, Co-operation, and Welfare , as well as ...
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• Recommended Reading for December 18

  
  FWD/Forward — Authority: 612
  * Boston.com’s The Big Picture, 2009 in Photos : Photo shows Wadee Daoud, a five-year-old Palestinian boy with a visual impairment, at the Helen Keller Center for blind and visually impaired children in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Hanina, September 10, 2009. Wadee is reacting to light after a ...
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• The Internet Continues to Explode! So Does the Number of People Making Money on the Web

  
  TheBoomerBiz.com — Authority: 120
  Hey, Boomers! I know you may feel overwhelmed but just take action and start with a well developed plan! The internet is literally exploding! Expansion, contraction, recession, or boom just doesn’t matter… the internet is exploding… and continues to explode. But more importantly, the number of people, from ...
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• Recommended Reading for December 17

  
  FWD/Forward — Authority: 612
  * Sydney Morning Herald: Blind student tops HSC subject Ria, a blind student who topped NSW in Indonesian Background Speakers, only migrated to Australia from its northern neighbour in 2007. Unable to see since she was five, the student from Sydney’s Open High School has been proficient in Indonesian braille ...
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• 2009 Small Press Reading

  
  Musings of an Aussie Writer — Authority: 118
  Thanks to prompts by Aaron, Cate and Jamie, I figured it was time I assessed my efforts at supporting small press in 2009.The list of what Ive read this year (I was going to be good and do all the links but it got a bit big):Novels and anthologies Ive brought and read.Jack of All Trades by K. C. Shaw (One of the best ...
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• Femmostroppo Reader – December 17, 2009

  
  Hoyden About Town — Authority: 137
  Items of interest found recently in my RSS feed. What did I miss? Please share what youve been reading (and writing!) in the comments. OMG SHOEZ – more “women are callous bitchez” crap Security guards: 12-year-old rape victim wanted it – FFS Military Abortion Ban: Female Soldiers Not Protected by ...
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• For Introverts in the Church

  
  A Brick in the Valley — Authority: 475
  I am reading Adam McHugh’s book, Introverts in the Church: Finding Our Place in an Extroverted Culture : an interesting book: In our day, I am convinced that introverts are an important ingredient in the antidote to what ails evangelicalism.  Our slower pace of life, our thoughtfulness, our spiritual and ...
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• Reihan Salam on Paul Krugman

  
  Weekly Standard Blog — Authority: 155
  From Salams Agenda blog : Krugmans rhetorical strategy increasingly relies on bullying. He is a brilliant thinker with a legion of decidedly less-brilliant epigones who has turned a large swathe of the economics blogosphere into a "slagosphere" not unlike the lit blogs that punish and torment fiction writers and ...
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• The Decade Can’t End Soon Enough (Unless You’re Having Fun) – Matador Artists, Staff And Associates Remember 2009 (Before It’s Done)

  
  Matablog — Authority: 640
  (sure, we’re allowed to have an annual holiday party, but who’s supposed to pay for the cleanup?)Once upon a time — when the bulk of our internet activity was longer than 140 characters — the Matador website feature periodic news updates (almost all of ‘em brutally late in arrival), along with an informal ...
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• Zeixs books

  
  design work life — Authority: 133
  Zeixs is German book publisher who is all “about the fusion of online and printed media”. I was previously unfamiliar with their design-focused books, as they don’t seem to be widely available here in the States. However, it looks as though I’ve been missing out. Here are a couple of their newer releases I ...
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• QueerSUPE’s LGBT Comics Reading List

  
  Heroes N Hunks — Authority: 132
  Just in time for the holidays… Be sure to check out the recently completed LGBT Comics and artist list over at my other site… QueerSUPE. It’s another list that I’m looking to grow, so if you have a title to nominate to any of the 3 categories… LGBT-Friendly Mainstream Comics , LGBT-Friendly Indie-Comics ...
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• Recommended Reading for December 16

  
  FWD/Forward — Authority: 612
  * Boston.com The Big Picture’s 2009 in Photos [click through for much larger image]: caption: An empty wheelchair belonging to quadriplegic Patrick Ivison, 15, sits idle on the beach while Ivison, his mother, and friends prepare for another surf ride at the Cardiff State Beach in San Diego, California on ...
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• The Copenhagen Wheel

  
  Moneydick — Authority: 118
  Check out the Copenhagen wheel, by the Senseable City Lab team at MIT: Additional reading: Press release by MIT “Infrastructure, Programs and Policies to Increase Bicycling:  An International Review,” prepared for the Active Living Research Program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation,  Preventive ...
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• Two notable new sentencing notes in the Michigan Law Review

  
  Sentencing Law and Policy — Authority: 571
  The latest issue of the Michigan Law Review includes these two notes that sentencing fans will want to check out: Evaluating Punishment in Purgatory: The Need to Separate Pretrial Detainees Conditions-of-Confinement Claims from Inadequate Eighth Amendment Analysis Commentary: "Once Victim, Always Victim": ...
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• China As Distribution Center. Explained.

  
  China Law Blog — Authority: 543
  One of the fascinating things about having a China law practice is the front row seat it provides into the evolving trade relationship China has with the rest of the world. One of the things I have seen happening in far greater numbers over the last year or so are US companies establishing their worldwide or Asian ...
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• Another plug for The Way We Eat, Why Our Food Choices Matter

  
  The Blogging Bookworm — Authority: 109
  Heather recently reviewed this book here , and based on her recommendation, I requested it from the library. In the meantime, I read Eating Animals , and reviewed it here . Both books are on the same topic, and I gave Eating Animals 4 out of 5 stars , mostly because I felt it wasnt well organized and was very ...
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