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• Jason Carter’s District 42 Run Spotlighted in The Atlantic

  
  Decatur Metro — Authority: 436
  Jimmy Carter recently offers an apology to the Jewish community and all of a sudden the race for David Adelman’s District 42 Georgia Senate seat is news on The Atlantic’s website…Jimmy Carter wants the Jewish community to know that he understands Israel’s travails, and that this new understanding is not ...
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• Stephen Colbert on Glenn Beck: “He Raised the Stupid Bar and Now It’s Nearly Inapproachable.”

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 774
  The Atlantic’s Jim Warren , former\managing editor and Washington bureau chief for the Chicago Tribune , attended the Second City 50th anniversary event in Chicago, which featured alumni of the comedy institution — including a very forthcoming Stephen Colbert . Colbert, who sat for a panel discussion with ...
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• 22 Year Old Katie Spotz to Row Across the Atlantic to Raise Awareness for Clean Drinking Water

  
  Twilight Earth — Authority: 129
  22 year old Katie Spotz raising awareness of the global problem of lack of access to clean drinking water, by rowing across the Atlantic Ocean. Once completed, at the age of 22, she will be the youngest person and the first American to cross an ocean in a rowboat. But more importantly, she will have raised enough ...
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• Housekeeping and book notes….

  
  OnParkStreet — Authority: 124
  A few quick housekeeping and book notes! - I’ve ordered the following books on Amazon via the Small Wars Journal website (which is one small – very small – way of supporting a site that I regularly read): 1. Dermatology , Bolognia et al. 2. The Genius of the Beast: A Radical Re-Vision of Capitalism ...
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• Sullivan Responds to Ghostblogger Controversy With Frontal Cortex Defense

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 774
  Comparing his blog to The Economist and the old Talk of the Town at the New Yorker , Andrew Sullivan ended his December vacation to respond to criticism that erupted over blog posts by Patrick Appel suggesting that other people wrote posts that ended up on Sullivan’s Daily Dish at The Atlantic ’s ...
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• 2010 Atlantic Championship series-sanctioned test

  
  Flagworld.com >> News — Authority: 157
  Set for Jan. 22-24 at Sebring The first series-sanctioned on-track activity for the 2010 Cooper Tires Presents The Atlantic Championship Powered by Mazda is set for Sebring International Raceway from January 22-24, series officials announced today. Atlantic testing at Sebring is part of a three-day test session ...
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• Cutthroat Careerism: Navy, Part 36

  
  Legion Magazine — Authority: 111
  The first months of Newfoundland Escort Force operations were trying. The rapidly expanding Royal Canadian Navy was confronted with the harsh realities of both war and the brutal northwest Atlantic. NEF made the system of trans-Atlantic convoys possible, but it pushed the capabilities and stamina of the burgeoning ...
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• I’ve been reading

  
  Luigicappel's Weblog — Authority: 99
  This week I had a short stay in hospital for a minor operation and have been resting up to make sure that I don’t pop any stitches. For a couple of days I was popping pain relief which had as much influence on my head as my body, then I decided I wanted clarity back and started reading. I mean really reading. I ...
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• A Moroccan plastering demonstration

  
  THE VIEW FROM FEZ — Authority: 126
  Moroccan plaster techniques and zellij tile work are now being copied all around the world as designers, renovators and decorators search for new inspiration. So how is a traditional Moroccan arched doorway actually made? How do you turn this (above) into this (below)? To see the whole process, visit our ...
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• "The Cruel Sea" by Nicholas Monsarrat

  
  Books to Read Before You Die — Authority: 91
  This book was first published in 1951 and was subsequently made into a film starring Jack Hawkins and Donald Sinden. It tells the story of a ship, HMS Compass Rose, which was employed on transatlantic convoy duty during World War 2, and is in my opinion one of the best novels to emerge from that conflict. The author ...
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• Short Stories As Singles?

  
  Sammy and Beckett's Book Blog — Authority: 106
  The NY Times’ Paper Cuts blog recently pointed out the new trend of selling individual short stories. Reportedly,  The Atlantic has made an exclusive deal with Amazon to distribute new fiction through the Kindle system. While smaller operations, like One Story and Madras Press , are charging for similar ...
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• Searching for Morocco on the internet - Trash and treasure!

  
  THE VIEW FROM FEZ — Authority: 126
  Searching the internet for stories that relate to Morocco is something The View from Fez team spend a lot of time doing. It is often like rummaging through a trash-n-treasure stall at a market; lots of junk and only a few good items. One of the tools we use is a Google Alert that picks up key words like Fez, or ...
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• New Chinook helicopters will be based in Petawawa

  
  CKA Canadian News — Authority: 165
  The Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence and Minister for the Atlantic Gateway, announced today that Canada’s new fleet of 15 F-model Chinook helicopters will be based at Canadian Forces Base Petawawa, Ontario.
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• Dandelions and Orchids

  
  The Core Knowledge Blog — Authority: 132
  “Most of us have genes that make us as hardy as dandelions: able to take root and survive almost anywhere.  A few of us, however, are more like the orchid: fragile and fickle, but capable of blooming spectacularly if given greenhouse care.”  – The Science of Success, by David Dobbs in the The Atlantic.A common ...
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• October Atlantic and the Media

  
  shadoweyes — Authority: 114
  As I continue to plow through the magazines I set aside during my sports shooting season, I wanted to note the 2009 October issue of The Atantic . It focused mostly on media issues, but also featured one of the best discussions of U.S. Torture Policy in Andrew Sullivans letter to former-President Bush that ...
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• Roast turkey Moroccan style

  
  THE VIEW FROM FEZ — Authority: 126
  As turkey is a traditional dish at Christmas time, The View from Fez offers a Moroccan version flavoured with nuts and spices, and with a honey glaze. Turkey is also a favourite bird in Morocco, for high days and holidays. This recipe will serve 8-10 people. Ingredients: 5kg turkey, including giblets 175g ...
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• Fear of Flying

  
  TCM's Classic Movie Blog — Authority: 527
  Imagine this. You are on a flight from Lisbon, Portugal to New York City and, in the dead of night over the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the pilot’s voice on the intercom suddenly jolts you awake with these words, “Can I have your attention please. This is Captain Williams. We’re in an emergency situation. [...]
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• A reminder about free classified advertising.

  
  THE VIEW FROM FEZ — Authority: 126
  Just a reminder that you can get free classified advertising on our ArtiZany site . The site is read across the country so it doesnt matter if you are in Tangier or Agadir. And check it out for all kinds of things - the latest is a very cheap camper-van! Visit ArtiZany !
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• Foodzie.com Gobbles Up Adam Sah From Google

  
  Atlanta Restaurant Reviews | Atlanta Food Blogs | Dining in Atlanta — Authority: 129
  It’s been roughly a year since I last mentioned Foodzie.com.  In that time, the site has grown the point where it is now capable of making headlines beyond our little food community.  The site, which is tagged as an online specialty shop for food, just made a big splash by hiring Adam Sah.  The name [...]
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• Obama Mentions ‘War’ 44 Times In Nobel Peace Prize Speech

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 774
  It’s hard to imagine worse timing. President Obama flew to Norway today ( according to Mark Knoller he is only the second president to do so) to accept his Nobel Peace Prize, nine days after announcing to the nation that he was sending 30,000 additional troops to Afghanistan. Has there ever been a more ...
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