Craig Arko
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Game Thread: Twins @ Yankees, 8/18 @ 6:05pm CT
Craig Arko replied to sampleSizeOfOne's topic in Archived Game Threads
Cheaper than pills... https://www.edx.org/course/science-happiness-uc-berkeleyx-gg101x-1 -
Game Thread: Twins @ Yankees, 8/18 @ 6:05pm CT
Craig Arko replied to sampleSizeOfOne's topic in Archived Game Threads
Hard as it is to believe, Dick Bremer. -
Game Thread: Twins @ Yankees, 8/18 @ 6:05pm CT
Craig Arko replied to sampleSizeOfOne's topic in Archived Game Threads
Thomas L. Friedman. Damn good writer. http://www.thomaslfriedman.com -
I think The Body has already expressed interest for Trump; I wonder if Jon Stewart would run with Sanders?
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Game Thread: Twins @ Yankees, 8/18 @ 6:05pm CT
Craig Arko replied to sampleSizeOfOne's topic in Archived Game Threads
Absent. (I have a note from Epstein's mom). -
Game Thread: Twins @ Yankees, 8/17 @ 6:05pm CT
Craig Arko replied to Riverbrian's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
You might like this. -
I have no further contributions to this discussion; and apologize to the OP for the wild digression. It will be interesting to see what solution(s), if any, emerge from this.
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This must be the other. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26
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The non-believers Journey, from Arian Foster
Craig Arko replied to Mike Sixel's topic in Minnesota Vikings Talk
This article cuts across many of the recent threads here; maybe it fits in this one the best. http://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2015/08/10/431205042/should-we-distrust-atheists -
I love you too.
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Damn Americans! They can't handle freedom so we better crack down on them.That'll keep our country safe for Democracy.
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I'd start with mandatory term limits for Congress, and probably state governments as well. Career politicians may benefit someone, but it's not the People.
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Game Thread: Sunday, 8/16/2015, 1:10 p.m. CDT Indians at Twins
Craig Arko replied to JB_Iowa's topic in Archived Game Threads
Roll a D20. -
Too subtle for me, I guess.
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I feel badly that's the only outcome you see. Not really surprised, just badly.
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Game Thread: Sunday, 8/16/2015, 1:10 p.m. CDT Indians at Twins
Craig Arko replied to JB_Iowa's topic in Archived Game Threads
Fork all of us, everyone. -- Tiny Tim In the tulips -- Tiny Tim -
I suppose you could force them to be born, but then put out their eyes and ears to eliminate the possibility of being exposed to what the world is actually like. Alternatively, you could quit trying to legislate morality.
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Game Thread, Twins Vs. Indians, 8/15 @ 6:10pm CT
Craig Arko replied to Hrbowski's topic in Archived Game Threads
Very imaginative intro. I like it. Twins, Vikings, Dr.Who special; gonna be a lot of switching tonight. -
Looks like Thailand is doing a good job of walking the tightrope. http://asiafoundation.org/in-asia/2013/01/30/thailand-adopts-nationwide-minimum-wage-policy-amid-controversy/ Good food, too. Hmmm....
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Better have somebody good to protect him or he won't be seeing many meatballs in the future.
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This has absolutely nothing to do with the thread, but is amazingly beautiful and worth celebrating anyway. Photographer: Greg McCown.
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We don't need alternate universes. Just look at other cultures, other times. The practices may shock us, but were facts of life to others. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infanticide
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See, I think this is a very deep-seated cultural difference. If I may relate a story, in the late 80's, I was working for Honeywell, and we were partners in a NATO contract. We had visitors from our European allies, and I remember strongly a time the Italian team was here. These were aeronautical and electrical engineers, and over the course of several days they of course shared meals with our (US) team. It turned out that the Italians were absolutely scandalized, although they tried hard not to show it. The American lunches would last 30 minutes, consist of sandwiches that came out of a box, and there was no wine on the table. This struck them as completely odd. So, the thing is, Americans tend to think a good eating experience requires a special event or holiday. Europeans pretty much just have lunch.
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I don't really see this as a trade-off kind of thing; and even if It were, I don't think the patriarchy is where to look for solutions. I'd empower the women to be able to decide this, and then I'd accept it. I do not believe it would be a half-measure, either way.
