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Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Sunday, February 3, 2019
Super Bowl Sunday Links
Stories from the last week for your reading pleasure:
Rural Communities Struggle to Adapt to Life Without Football - The Atlantic
Tom Brady's roots run deep into 19th century Boston - Boston Globe
How an Olympic Hopeful Robbed 26 Banks on His Bike - Chicago Magazine (h/t my former boss). For what it is worth, a guy robbed a bank in Piqua, Ohio and rode away on a bike, and I don't think he was ever caught.
US academics feel the invisible hand of politicians and big agriculture - The Guardian
Inside the Apollo Guidance Computer's core memory - Ken Shirriff's blog
St. Brigid and the Coming of Spring - RTE
Sears Once Sold Heroin - The Atlantic
Can China Turn the Middle of Nowhere Into the Center of the World Economy? – New York Times (also from my boss)
Coal Country Is Dying. All Trump Has Are Lies. – Washington Monthly
Snake-Oil Economics – Greg Mankiw
EPA’s chemical decision worries Republicans – Politico and Republicans Are Loud on Water, Silent on Climate – The Atlantic
Gone in a generation - Washington Post
Rural Communities Struggle to Adapt to Life Without Football - The Atlantic
Tom Brady's roots run deep into 19th century Boston - Boston Globe
How an Olympic Hopeful Robbed 26 Banks on His Bike - Chicago Magazine (h/t my former boss). For what it is worth, a guy robbed a bank in Piqua, Ohio and rode away on a bike, and I don't think he was ever caught.
US academics feel the invisible hand of politicians and big agriculture - The Guardian
Inside the Apollo Guidance Computer's core memory - Ken Shirriff's blog
St. Brigid and the Coming of Spring - RTE
Sears Once Sold Heroin - The Atlantic
Can China Turn the Middle of Nowhere Into the Center of the World Economy? – New York Times (also from my boss)
Coal Country Is Dying. All Trump Has Are Lies. – Washington Monthly
Snake-Oil Economics – Greg Mankiw
EPA’s chemical decision worries Republicans – Politico and Republicans Are Loud on Water, Silent on Climate – The Atlantic
Gone in a generation - Washington Post
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