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Saturday, November 7, 2020 — Liberation Day in America
Posted by Phil Paine
on November 7, 2020
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LIBERATION IN AMERICA, 2020
Liberation in 1945
Liberation in 1945
Liberation in Prague, 1989
Liberation in Berlin, 1989
YOU’RE FIRED!
AND YOUR MURDEROUS PALS ARE NEXT.…..
READING — SEPTEMBER 2020
Posted by Phil Paine
on September 30, 2020
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24376. (John Hersey) The Algiers Motel Incident
24377. (Dana Shaham, et al) A Mousterian Engraved Bone ― Principles of Perception in Middle Paleolithic
. . . . . Art [article]
24378. (Jacob Soboroff) Separated ― Inside an American Tragedy
24379. (Eberhard Zangger) Prehistoric Coastal Environments in Greece: The Vanished Landscapes of Dimini . . . . . Bay and Lake Lerna [article]
24380. (Ármann Jakobsson & Yoav Tirosh) The “Decline of Realism” and Inefficacious Old Norse Literary
. . . . . Genres and Sub-genres [article]
24381. (Afsoun Afsahi, et al) Democracy in a Global Emergency: Five Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic . . . . . [article]
24377. (Dana Shaham, et al) A Mousterian Engraved Bone ― Principles of Perception in Middle Paleolithic
. . . . . Art [article]
24378. (Jacob Soboroff) Separated ― Inside an American Tragedy
24379. (Eberhard Zangger) Prehistoric Coastal Environments in Greece: The Vanished Landscapes of Dimini . . . . . Bay and Lake Lerna [article]
24380. (Ármann Jakobsson & Yoav Tirosh) The “Decline of Realism” and Inefficacious Old Norse Literary
. . . . . Genres and Sub-genres [article]
24381. (Afsoun Afsahi, et al) Democracy in a Global Emergency: Five Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic . . . . . [article]
Image of the Month — Mt. Logan
Posted by Phil Paine
on September 1, 2020
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Canada’s highest mountain [5,959 m / 19,551 ft], rarely seen, even by air. It is almost always obscured by clouds or storms, and is surrounded by 75,000 square kilometres [30,000 square miles] of glaciers and rugged peaks. On the 5,000-metre-high [16,000 ft] plateau, air temperature hovers around −45 °C /−49 °F in winter. It was first summited in 1925 by a team of Canadian, American and British climbers, the task taking 65 days. The first solo assent was made in 2018 by Monique Richard. I was thrilled enough to fly over the outer portion of the plateau and spot it in the far distance, in 1995.
