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Author Archives: alexanderfogleman
The Heart Sutra
In order to give a gift, we must be empty. How can we take a form to give if we are not already empty. In order to receive a gift, we must too be empty. For how can we accept … Continue reading
Osama Bin-Laden Killed by US Special Forces
I’m a little too stunned at the moment to think coherently. But this is huge news. I woke up at about 3 a.m. and checked my computer to find tons of emails from news sources, hundreds of tweets, and dozens … Continue reading
Posted in Global Security, Politics
Tagged Afghanistan, America, Osama Bin-Laden, Pakistan, Special Forces, Terrorism
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A Post-ISA Round Up
It may be a few weeks late, but I’m glad to report that the International Studies Association conference in Montreal was a success. I presented on two separate panels – Getting to Grips with Global Governance, and Global Media, Open … Continue reading
The Internet’s April Fools List
I can’t claim any credit for this, many different people compiled the list of April Fools jokes they found on the internet, but here it is – a list of the websites and the pranks they ran 1. Gmail Motion Beta, … Continue reading
Posted in technology
Tagged April Fools Day, Blizzard Entertainment, CollegeHumor, Google, humor, internet, pranks, Star Wars: The Old Republic, ThinkGeek, youtube
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What I’ve been up to for the past 3 months.
It has been a while since I’ve posted here, but it was not out of neglect. I have been working on two different research papers for the past several months, one on cyber security and one on state’s rights, individual … Continue reading
Jon Stewart on the Arizona Shootings
This was the speech from tonight, 01/10/2011, from Jon Stewart, to open the Daily Show. It is extremely important. Click here for video of the speech (thanks to gawker for providing the video)
Posted in Politics
Tagged Arizona, AZ, Daily Show, Gabby, Gabrielle Giffords, Jared Lee Loughner, Jon Stewart, media, politics, Shootings, speeches
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Gabrielle Giffords Shot at Political Event
Here are the news feeds for Gabrielle Giffords. Thoughts and prayers go out to her and her family as Arizona once again takes national headlines in a terrible way. NPR CNN FOX Huffington Post BBC MSNBC Reports are still … Continue reading
American Populism: A Dead Idea, Part 2
Returning to the theme of Populism I wrote about several weeks ago, a second article in the Salon series (Where Are the Peasants With Pitchforks?) takes a look into how the different parties view the specter of American populism and … Continue reading
Happy Holidays
To all those traveling, have a safe trip, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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