Still having problems at Nuclear Diner. So Phronesisaical links first, then Nuclear Diner links. There's always some overlap.
Patrick Rael on the Long Death of Slavery in the United States, 1777-1865
The DC snowy owl who was hit by a bus is doing better. Did you know that it is this year's young snowy owls who migrate south for the winter? Their elders stay in the dark Arctic.
'Animal Pompeii' wiped out China's ancient creatures
Marc Lynch tries to explain social media to those who eschew it. It ain't going away.
Zach Messitte on the value of a college education.
Nuclear vs. renewables: Divided they fall. There are those in both communities who don't understand that the real problem is fossil fuel.
Sigrid Kaag, who is in charge of the operation to remove chemical weapons from Syria, says she doesn't think Syria is stalling.
Here is the State Department daily press briefing from yesterday, mainly on the tapped Nuland telephone call about Ukraine. Is it just me, or do some of these reporters sound like idiots?
Some counterintelligence thoughts on that phonecall.
Deterring Iran. It can be done. And, I would add, we're doing it now.
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