RDRoundtable: Welcome to “The Family” | RDRoundtable | ReligionDispatches

Posted on September 25, 2008 by Elizabeth McCullough

From Religion Dispatches: Has a secretive, informal network of fundamentalist Christians had undue influence over American policy? Over the summer vacation Religion Dispatches convened its first round table, resulting in a lively discussion of Jeff Sharlet’s new book, The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power (Harper, 2008). RDRoundtable: Welcome to “The [...]

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Dan Doernberg tweaks critique with CriTweak

Posted on September 25, 2008 by Elizabeth McCullough

Hey, I know this guy! And I think he’s got a terrific idea — a killer app for document critique: Cutting through the spin of political campaigns can make one’s head spin, but thanks to Albemarle resident Dan Doernberg, founder of Fairness.com, voters across the country will have a new tool just in time for [...]

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links for 2008-09-24

Posted on September 25, 2008 by Elizabeth McCullough

Origami artists use a little elbow crease – MIT News Office "The winning entries from the fourth annual juried Student Origami Competition." Click on the slideshow. Times Higher Education – cf. ibid., op. cit., MLA, APA et al. "…standards of documentation – undertaken for six purposes: acknowledgement; attribution; tracing; validation; protection against accusations of misconduct; [...]

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