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PERIODICALS

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AUTHORS - NON-FICTION

Pico Iyer - Journeys
Charlie LeDuff
Liao Yiwu
David Foster Wallace
David Sedaris
Cheryl Strayed
Christopher Hitchens
Hunter S. Thompson
Matt Taibbi
Bill Bryson
Bill Bryson -U.K.
Bill Bryson You Tube Channel
Tim Weiner - Wiki
Robert Baer - Wiki
Michael Lewis - Wiki

LITERARY

Project Gutenberg
Mysterious Galaxy Bookstore
Glimmer Train
National Book Foundation
NY Times - Books
The Free Library
The Paris Review
Coilhouse
Granta
PEN American Center
Pen/Faulkner
Good Reads
Nonsuch Book
Literary Magazine Listings
Poets and Writers
Field's End
TV Tropes
Mad Hatters Review
The Oxonian Review
Story Glossia
Men With Pens
Copyblogger
Fantastic Fiction
Library Thing
Literati.net
Bookslut
Book Spot
All Readers.com
Danny Yee's Book Reviews
Book Review.com

AUTHORS - FICTION

Donna Tartt Wiki
Marisha Pessl
David Foster Wallace
Salman Rushdie
Alice Munro
The Cult - Chuck Palahniuk
Mark Twain
Haruki Murakami
Herman Hesse
Jonathan Franzen
Salinger.org
David Guterson
Ray Bradbury
Charles Buowski Web
The Buk
Charles Bukowski
Roland Merullo
Umberto Eco
The James Joyce Centre
The Hemingway Society
National Steinbeck Center
The Dickens Society
Charles Dickens
Complete Works of Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens Page
Dead Caulfields
Bananafish
Neal Stephenson

EDUCATION

TED
Khan Academy
Aspire - Astrophysics Science Project
The Big View

IDEAS ARE BULLETPROOF

THINKERS

Lawrence Krauss
Richard Dawkins
Daniel C. Dennett
Bill Gates
Rubert Sheldrake - Wiki
Rupert Sheldrake
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Carl Sagan Portal
Malcolm Gladwell
Dr. Cornel West
Noam Chomsky
Howard Zinn
Howard Gardner
Steven Pinker
Ray Kurzweil
The Modern Thinkers Fora

PUBLISHERS

Prometheus Books
Melville House
The Library of America
AMS Press
Bleak House Books
Nightshade Books

WRITING TOOLS

Dictionary.com
Grammar Girl
The Literature Network
Urban Dictionary.com

FORUM

JREF Forum
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Atheism+ Forum
The Skeptical Community
Rational Skepticism
Project Reason
China History Forum

PODCASTS

The Thinking Atheist
Point of Inquiry
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Freakonomics
This American Life
Skeptoid
Geek Nights
Grammar Girl
Filmspotting

"Cannery Row in Monterey in California is a poem, a stink, a grating noise, a quality of light, a tone, a habit, a nostalgia, a dream."

— John Steinbeck, opening sentence, Cannery Row (1945)

BLOG ROLL

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Freakonomics

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Hardcore Zen

Self is Time - “The self arrays itself and forms the entire universe. Perceive each particular thing in this universe as a moment of time. Things do not hinder things, ju...
1 year ago
KurzweilAI

storybundle -
8 years ago
Men with Pens

The 3-Second Website Test You Should Try - Click here to read the full article → Another rocking post from Men With Pens! The 3-Second Website Test You Should Try first appeared on Men With Pens Co...
9 years ago
NonProphet Status

A portrait of the place where Evangelical politics and climate change meet - The climate talks in Paris are in their second week, and it’s sometimes difficult on such a global stage to appreciate the small and local ways that climat...
9 years ago
Nonsuch Book

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4 years ago
Pharyngula

Friday Cephalopod: I succumb to peer pressure and will mention Octopolis - Friday Cephalopod: I succumb to peer pressure and will mention Octopolis Wow. Every person on the planet saw one version or another of this "Octopolis" st...
7 years ago
Planetary Society Blog

Chief Financial Officer - The Planetary Society is seeking a Chief Financial Officer to lead all financial and human resource functions for the organization, set financial policy an...
1 week ago
Progressive Secular Humanist

Fox News Host Bill Hemmer Warns ‘Cancel Culture’ Will ‘Come After Bible Characters Next’ - The Stupid, It Burns: Fox News host Bill Hemmer is mocked online after warning that “cancel culture” will “come after Bible characters next.” The Hill repo...
3 years ago
RollingStone.com: All News

Flashback: Taylor Swift Makes Her Awards Show Debut in 2007 - Watch Swift perform her debut single "Tim McGraw" at the Academy of Country Music Awards, right before meeting the man himself
6 years ago
Sam Harris: Author, neuroscientist, philosopher.

#113 — Consciousness and the Self - In this episode of the Waking Up podcast, Sam Harris speaks with Anil Seth about the scientific study of consciousness, where consciousness emerges in natu...
6 years ago
Shane Harris

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10 years ago
Story of the Week

The Set of Poe - *George Ade (1866–1944)* From *American Christmas Stories* *Interesting Links* “John T. McCutcheon: A Cartoonist in his Prime, 1930s” (University of Misso...
3 weeks ago
The Dish

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9 years ago

ART

Hi-Fructose Magazine
My Modern Met
Alternative Art.us
Alternative Arts Association
Creep Machine

CAMOUFLAGE

Jirapat Tatsanasomboon

Монгол улс - MONGOLIAN CULTURE

Mongolian Culture
Altan Urag - Mongolian Folk Rock Band
Khusugtun - Ethnic Ballad Group
Mongolian Dictionary
Circle of Tengerism

中國文化 - CHINESE CULTURE

Tea Leaf Nation
Cultural China
Dizi 竹笛 - Chinese Flute
Chinese Folk Religion
Chinese Folk Religion - Wiki Categories
Green Teahouse
Holy Mountain Trading Co.

日本の文化 - NIHON NO BUNKA

The Japanese Connection
Japanese Incense.com
Koh-do - Japanese Incense Ceremony
Japanese Pottery Information Center
The Japanese Paper Place
Japanese Paper
Japanese Frienship Garden - San Diego
Culture Japan
Tofugu

BUDDHISM

Hardcore Zen - Brad Warner
Buddhism - A Five Minute Intro
A Basic Guide
Buddha Net
Yogacara Buddhism Rearch Ass.
Basic Ideas of Yogacara Buddhism

PHILOSOPHY

The Secular Web
The Partially Examined Life
Camels With Hammers
Sam Harris
Existentialism
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

HUMANISM

American Humanist Association
Freedom From Religion Foundation
The Secular Web

MYTHOLOGY

Ancient Mythology.com
Greek Mythology.com
Mesoweb
Mythweb
Cultures

SCIENCE - SURVEY

Bill Nye The Science Guy
COSMOS: A Spacetime Odyssey
Bad Astronomy
The Scientific Method - Overview
Steps of the Scientific Method
The Scientific Method Lab
The Science Network
National Center For Science Education
Scientific American
Nova
New Scientist
AAAS
The Science Channel
Seed Magazine
Mythbusters
Society For Amateur Scientists
How To Become a Great Amateur Scientist
Madison Area Science and Technology

SCIENCE - SPECIFICS

American Chemical Society
Vaccinate Your Baby
Carl Sagan
Royal Society of Chemistry
USGS
UK Surface Analysis Forum
Surface Science Tutorials
Powerlabs Microwave Experiments
Unwise Microwave Experiments

ASTRONOMY

Hubble Site
The Planetary Society
Hayden Planetarium

OCEAN-OGRAPHY

Deep Sea News
National Oceanographic Data Center
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Office of Naval Research

PHYSICS

Apollo's Children -Brian Cox
Lawrence Krauss
Aspire - Astrophysics Science Project
The Physics Classroom
The Physics Zone - Lessons & Tutorials
Dr. Michio Kaku
Sci Fi Science
The Elegant Universe
String Theory Web Site
ISCAP
Stephen W. Hawking

EVOLUTION

San Diego Natural History Museum
The Complete Works Of Charles Darwin
Evolution Wiki
National Academies Evolution Resources
New Scientist Evolution
PBS Evolution
Nova Evolution
Talk Origins Archive
Young Earth Arguments
Creationism vs. Evolution

TECHNOLOGY

gdgt
Engadget
Slash Dot
TWIT
CNET
Buzz Out Loud Podcast
PC Magazine
2600

GAMES

TOM 棋圣道场
The KGS Go Server
Go Base.org
American Go Association
Compendium of Rules for Wei-Qi (Go, Baduk)
All About Go
The Internet Chess Club
Inited States Chess Federation
Chess.com

OF INTEREST

Big Think
Edge
Freakonomics
National Archives
Nobel Prize.org
National Geographic
Kurzweil - Accelerating Intellegence
Move On.org
American Civil Liberties Union

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Jeff Jenkins: San Diego, CA, United States; Illeism is the act of referring to oneself in the third person instead of the more appropriate first person. Illeism is sometimes used in literature as a stylistic device. In real life usage, illeism can reflect a number of different stylistic intentions or involuntary circumstances. It can also be used as a device to illustrate the feeling of "being outside one's body and watching things happen", a psychological disconnect resulting from dissonance either from trauma, or from psychotic episodes of actions that can't be reconciled with the individual's own self-image. sblogtic@gmail.com

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