For our reading pleasure.....

Note: the items are ordered according to the date of putting them on the list (with the newest on top).

• Stop now, immediately by Gideon Levy. From Haaretz
• Dobbs: Why is the president ignoring our laws? by Lou Dobbs
• Dobbs: Not so smart when it comes to the Middle East by Lou Dobbs
• The turnabout will come quickly, by Meron Benvenisti. From Haaretz
• Canadian-Israeli prof. arrested on suspicion of spying for Hezbollah by Tamara Traubmann and Yossi Melman. From Haaretz
• No hidden agenda, by Uzi Benziman. From Haaretz
• The Incredible Shrinking US by Helena Cobban. From Spiegel
• Murder, Mayhem and Mystery on Display Ancient Alexandria Exhibit. By Matthias Schulz, from Spiegel
• Hardwired To Seek Beauty by Denis Dutton.
• Sexual attraction: the magic formula From New Scientist via Times Online
• Scientific Success: What's Love Got to Do With It? by Irene S. Levine. From Science Careers
• Clinton Is A Politician Not Easily Defined by Dan Balz. From Washington Post
• Bloggers: an army of irregulars By Paul Reynolds.
• We Can Put an End to Word Attachments, by Richard M. Stallman
• No More Heros Leo Strauss, father of neoconservatism, is not the fascist thinker of left-wing caricature. But neither is he a figure with whom democrats can feel comfortable. He believed in virtue rather than liberalism. By Edward Skidelsky. From Prospect
• Intellectual(n): clever dick by Ben Macintyre. From Times Online
• Animated Knots by Grog (not exactly these knots).
• Review of Rebecca Goldstein's Betraying Spinoza by Michael Dirda. From Washington Post
• and Free Radical Interview with Rebecca Goldstein by Stephen Vider. From Next book
• Stanislaw Lem (September 12, 1921 - March 27, 2006). Obituary from Times Online
• An interview with Jimbo Wales
• Standing Up To Terror by William Tucker. From The American Enterprise
• Allah Conquers the United Nations from The Brussels Journal
• Anatomy of the Cartoon Protest Movement by By Anthony Shadid and Kevin Sullivan. From Washington Post
• Cartoons from the Arab World by Tom Gross.
• World War IV As Fourth-Generation Warfare by Tony Corn. From Policy Review
• Gothic Culture is a Biproduct of Post-Modernism by Charles Alexander Moffat. From The Lilith Gallery
• The Work of Art in the Age of Digital Reproduction by Charles Alexander Moffat. From The Lilith Gallery
• The Twins' New Poland, by Timothy Garton Ash. From The New York Review of Books
• Blamed, framed and defamed. Three good reasons to free the Judas One By Ben Macintyre. From Times Online
• Nutty Professors By Mikita Brottman. From The Chronicle Review
• The art of excess By Waldemar Januszczak. From Times Online
• Charlotte's Webpage By Lowell Monke. From Orion
• The Opiates of the Middle Classes. By Nassim Taleb. From Edge
• Are Jews Smarter? By Jennifer Senior. From New York Magazine
• Unintelligent Design by Scott Atran. From Edge
• Show me the Science by Daniel C. Dennett. From Edge
• Anti-Condescensionism by Susan Pedersen. A review of Bodily Matters: The Anti-Vaccination Movement in England, 1853-1907 by Nadja Durbach. From London Review of Books.
• As many wars as nations. The myths and truths of World War II. By Adam Krzeminski. From Sign and Sight
• Count Him In. By Linton Weeks. From washingtonpost.com
• Jerusalem 3000: Celebrating Three Millennia of History Catalog of an exhibition at Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education, 15 May to 5 October 1996; text with images of original maps, plans, landscape views
• Declining by Degrees: Higher Education at Risk Foreword by Tom Wolfe. Edited by Richard H. Hersh and John Merrow.
• A's for Everyone! By Alicia C. Shepard. From washingtonpost.com
• Linux Anecdotes and Advocating Linux by Lars Wirzenius
• Toshiba/Microsoft Saga by Geoffrey D. Bennett .
• The Code of the Geeks v3.12 by Robert A. Hayden.
• Operating System Sucks-Rules-O-Meter.

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