What better way to start the year's first linkspam than with
a new baby animal? And I am impressed: I have never ever heard of a potto.
Courtesy of The Big Picture:
Happy New Year! *
In other news, I saw my first Trucknuts on New Year's Day. I am not sure what kind of an omen for the year that is...
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Abigail Nussbaum wrote up her
best and worst books of 2010.
Cleolinda
just finished reading The Hunger Games series.
If you've always wanted to review books for fame and fortune--or okay, for notoriety and love of reading--
Bookslut is looking for new contributors.
Oh, for the sake of sweet Jebuslug:
Harlan Ellison thinks Cormac McCarthy stole his idea for a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Seriously? Seriously? MERF.
Noted for later:
The Wormworld Saga, an online graphic novel.
MightyGodKing is
recasting the first 7 Doctors. Enjoy.
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Noted for later reading:
a long piece about the Glory of the Rails in the NYROB.
Bad Archaeology has a long discussion of
the Ark of the Covenant. Sadly for all us Indiana Jones fans, Fitzpatrick-Matthews assumes the Ark no longer exists.
Did you know the US Military tried to use camels in the western deserts in the 1800s?
Well, they did. I actually knew this because I once read a children's book about Hadji Ali, the camel handler.
By way of Historiann, here's
a New England Journal of Medicine editorial on Health Care Reform.
The Atlantic has
a roundup of fitness & dieting apps. Noted for later:
Ten Ways to get the Most out of your Tech.
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Oh, and More Joy Day is January 13th! Yikes! I need to think of something to do...
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DW, where there are
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there.