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Puzzling Professori

October 23, 2010• Blogs, Camels Abroad

From feathers to chicken: The backwards evolution of a bird

October 19, 2010• Blogs, Camels Abroad • 3 Comments

This program, “WordPress” ( the one we use to put these lovely blog posts on the Internet), is really starting to kill me. Not...

Discrimination is Still Alive and Well in “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

October 18, 2010• Blogs • 6 Comments

I know that we’re in the middle of a war, and that any change in military policy needs to be looked at carefully. But at the same time,...

The Paris Joy Initiative

October 5, 2010• Blogs, Camels Abroad

Dinesh D’Souza and the Rise of the Irrational Right

October 5, 2010• Blogs • 5 Comments

One of the worst things about politics today is how some people are willing to say just about anything to score points. Look at Dinesh...

The Moroccan Hammam: An Intergalactic Journey

October 5, 2010• Blogs, Camels Abroad • 2 Comments

A visit to the hammam! ...

Christine O’Donnell and the Tea Party: Lies, Fallacies, and Deceptions

September 29, 2010• Blogs • 19 Comments

The french work ethic…slanderous remarks

September 28, 2010• Blogs, Camels Abroad • 2 Comments

Although my last post may appear to only have been posted an hour or two ago it was in fact posted two days ago…just on the wrong...

Truth Bending and Paris LAX

September 28, 2010• Blogs, Camels Abroad

I live in Parisian maids quarters, a room slightly smaller than an average dorm room with a bed 4 feet off the ground and a sink taking...

Sienese Please!

September 28, 2010• Blogs, Camels Abroad

Massachusetts’ Very Own David and Goliath

September 27, 2010• Blogs

Representative Barney Frank is a polarizing figure in politics – not as much in the liberal haven of Massachusetts, but in the more...

Linda McMahon’s Delusions

September 24, 2010• Blogs • 7 Comments

The New York Times Magazine ran a really interesting article on Linda McMahon. McMahon, for those of you who may not know, is one of the...