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Fighting Jack Churchill survived a wartime odyssey beyond compare.It is not recorded what the German commander said when he learned that one of his men had been spitted by a broad-head arrow.
Posted by Michael Zeleny on 28 Nov 2013, 10:57
LRB · Deborah Friedell · Kill your own business: Amazon’s Irresistible RiseJeff Bezos thinks of himself as a great man, and why shouldn’t he? ‘Our vision is to have every book ever printed, in any language, available in under 60 seconds.’ He wrote that ten years ago; now it’s almost true. When he graduated from high school, first in his class, he gave a . . .
Posted by Michael Zeleny on 28 Nov 2013, 21:44
РАБОЧАЯ БОРЬБА | Наша борьба | Правосудие по-рабочемуВ подвале Нижегородского облсуда рабочие закатали в бетон бригадира строителей, который не выплатил им зарплату, сообщает NEWSru.com.
Posted by Michael Zeleny on 28 Nov 2013, 21:52
Gulag Ink - An FP Photo EssayTattooing is strictly forbidden in Russia's prisons and labor camps, the ones that evolved from Stalin's gulags. And yet in Russian prison culture criminal tattoos abound, acting as their own kind of tribal language -- complex, secretive, and deeply meaningful. In this world, the tattoo is not simpl...
Posted by Michael Zeleny on 28 Nov 2013, 23:47
United States v. The Progressive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaUnited States of America v. Progressive, Inc., Erwin Knoll, Samuel Day, Jr., and Howard Morland, 467 F. Supp. 990 (W.D. Wis. 1979), was a lawsuit brought against The Progressive magazine by the United States Department of Energy (DOE) in 1979. A temporary injunction was granted against The Progressi...
Posted by Michael Zeleny on 29 Nov 2013, 00:02
Mother JonesHere's how Walmart could pay workers a decent wage without raising prices
Posted by Michael Zeleny on 29 Nov 2013, 00:37
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Digital vigilantism: think before pictures of 'wrongdoing' online | Bronwen Clune</divBronwen Clune:�Before you angrily post a picture of a bad driver online, or re-tweet the picture of an ice-cream thief, think again. Are you acting fairly, or abusing your power?
Posted by Michael Zeleny on 29 Nov 2013, 01:42
