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"Giving well is the best revenge."
  --Douglas Milburn.

Mocking America
The powerful, the rich, and the credulous say, "Mock me, and you mock America." Douglas Milburn crafts a reply to American tyranny.

Hot Links 91
Our latest collection of sites more or less worthy of your attention.

Home, Sweet Home
Harriet Lobdell offers a few words of (Danger! Truth ahead!) w-i-s-d-o-m re, well, religion and politics and science and economics and...

The American House of Mirrors
Of a morning in Washington, D.C. bathrooms, Hubris, blind to its folly, looks in the mirror and sees greatness.

Unscientific Questions
Rean Rhyne muses on the limits (and limitations) of "science."

American Landscape Engravings
Sixteen engravings ca. 1840 by W.H. Bartlett.

The Water or the Wave?
A question from John Fowles's The Magus. Image with midi.

D U A L I T I E S
A little eye-ear mind-fuck. Slideshow with midi (4:00).

Magellan's Log Books & CDs
"Giving well is the best revenge."
Gifts for yourself, and for any of your friends who are still awake and thinking. All drawn from the sometimes boistrous, sometimes beautiful pages of Magellan's Log. Click here for more info about, among other things, the funniest book of the 21st century (so far).

The Next Big Thing
Doc Cuddy peers through the doom and gloom of the present American administration and puts his finger on a great, tragic, global irony that nobody is talking about.

Tasteless Jokes 91
Our humor editor, having finished a good long sulk because of recent political developments, is back with choice bits of humor guaranteed to offend all but the wittiest.

Peace Profits and War Wounds
We know what war costs in dollars (though we can't really conceive of what $500 billions means). What we continue to fail to see is the cost to the idea of America.

The Human Comedy
Chapters 184,532-184,551. 20 photos (a few of which may be slightly offensive) of life as we know it all too well.

T A R G E T
Another of our modest tributes to the glories of Late Capitalism. Image with music (2:30).

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