A few interesting stories you might want to check out:
A pair of stories from convents: On Hearing Every Story as a Lesson (Franciscan Sisters of Odenburg) - The Atlantic and Inside the Cloister (Poor Clares of Rockford, Illinois) - The New Yorker
The Relentless Bid, Explained - The Reformed Broker and The Trouble with Relentless Bid Theories - The Reformed Broker
Excerpt from Pete Rose: An American Dilemma, by Kostya Kennedy - Sports Illustrated
The Top of America - Time. I don't think I'd fuck with ironworkers. Those guys are plumb crazy.
Bay Area beef processsor sold meat from cows with eye cancer - LA Times. I had a cow I shipped out because she had an eye cancer, and even though I was told she couldn't go to the food supply, I figured some processor could get some use out of her, and it was easier than digging a hole and putting her down. I think I got $0.105 a pound or something for her.
Believe in the 'Texas Miracle' But Trust in the Facts - Texas Observer. See also Oops: The Texas Miracle That Isn't - Washington Monthly
It took me a while to fix that last link. The tocuh pad on my laptop quit working, and I was trying to operate windows using the keypad. Trying to learn a bunch of key commands you've never used isn't very easy. Eventually, I gave up and restarted the computer (which is a gamble in itself because the hard drive is threatening to die).
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