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Woe to the Unbelievers

Biology, in the western world, acts almost like the Qur’an in the eastern world – it is the ultimate excuse for why things for women cannot and will not change. In a secular world you are told that inequality rests on nature; and in a religious world you are told that it rests on God’s […]

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Haunted Alaska

Alaskan ghost stories… Here’s a couple from places I’ve been: Circle – Circle Hot Springs – haunted by a former owner, they don’t like renovations. Beers often move across the bar on its own. foot steps heard walking across the porch of the rental cabins Fairbanks – mile 8-12 Chena Hot Springs Road – This

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Better Late Than Never

I’m catching up on my e-mail just now. Here’s a worthwhile request for ya’ll from Colleen Mondor: As you may have read in the Bookslut blog two weeks ago, (I am a regular contributor over there), or over at Moorishgirl, I am working with a group in Baton Rouge who are helping children sheltered with

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I’m Sorry, I Had to Do It

They just make it so goddamn easy: BOSTON, Massachusetts (AP) — The court that made Massachusetts the first state to outlaw slavery will now decide whether slaves from other states can be freed there. The case is being closely watched across the country. If the Supreme Judicial Court strikes down a 1913 law, slaves from

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What I’ve Been Up To

I’ve been spending a good deal of time recovering from sickness and catching up on all the things that didn’t get done while I was sick. There were a lot of things. I had several writing-related commitments to finish in addition to regular things like house chores, bills, and laundry. Got my book out to

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The first major study of an experimental vaccine to prevent cervical cancer found it was 100 percent effective

No shit? I’d like to see a study that wasn’t done by the maker of the vaccine, but if this turns out to be true, it’s hellacool: The first major study of an experimental vaccine to prevent cervical cancer found it was 100 percent effective, in the short term, at blocking the disease and lesions

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