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Alison Wylie 2013′s Distinguished Woman Philosopher: The Society of Women in Philosophy has chosen Prof. Aliso...
feministphilosophers.wordpress.com/2013/05/14/alison-wylie-2013s-distinguished-woman-philosopher/
RT @OUPAcademic: Alison Wylie 2013′s Distinguished Woman Philosopher http://t.co/WVzBW046oD via @FeministPhils
If Google cared so damn much about education, they would work to fight those who are actively gutting and corporatizing public education
Upon my reading that Ms. Jolie had an 87% chance of getting breast cancer, part of my brain lit up & said "13%? I can roll that."
What if people told European history like they told Native American history? | An Indigenous History of North America
indigenoushistory.wordpress.com/2013/05/09/what-i...-history-like-they-told-native-american-history/
What if people told European history like they told Native American history? http://t.co/peb8nTD1Az via @wordpressdotcom
Can anyone recommend good sources that deal with urban development as a post-depositional process on earlier sites? #crmarch
The top 20 data visualisation tools | Feature | .net magazine
netmagazine.com/features/top-20-data-visualisation-tools
Great! MT @EdwardTufte: "The top 20 data visualisation tools" http://t.co/uLpHzdXh3R … Helpful, up-to-date list. #dataviz #analytics
Crisis in CRM archaeology is actually a changing of a generation, Part I | Succinct Research
succinctresearch.com/2013/05/07/changing-of-a-generation-in-crm-archaeology-part-i/
Crisis in #CRMarch is partially a once in a generation opportunity. #archaeology #business http://t.co/OZxeoEF0k4
BRCK - your backup generator for the internet
kickstarter.com/projects/1776324009/brck-your-backup-generator-for-the-internet
RT @captain_primate: Archaeologists really need to check out the BRCK (on kickstarted)
Great Gatsby was written in 1925, if it was written in 1923 we could all read. Instead, MPAA/RIAA may ensure that it is never public domain
Linguists identify two-dozen words whose sound and meaning are largely unchanged in 15,000 years #mother #worm #thou
washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/lingui.../a02e3a14-b427-11e2-9a98-4be1688d7d84_story.html
Linguists identify 15,000-year-old ‘ultraconserved words’ http://t.co/GJYhXSODjM via @washingtonpost
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