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Blog: CBm Experience Topics:Bangladesh, Literature, Trains
Category Archives: Terrorism
Splinters and Small Towns
The fun of living in small towns is digging up a little history, or the local culture. I’m already planning to attend the Farmington Strawberry Festival, the second weekend of June, and it looks like a prototypical small town fair. … Continue reading
Of Sultans and Koch Brothers
Aside from my readings in American literature, I like to read texts that inform me about the history of Islam, and the history of the world, of course. My latest side venture is Bernard Lewis‘ history, The Assassins, about the … Continue reading
Backwards and Down
America is the land of the free, the home of the … backwards. Backsides. Backsliders. So we elected a black president, and it seemed that America was progressing, opening its arms and accepting diversity. At the same time, fears were … Continue reading
Posted in Ethnic Diversity, mormons, Muslims in America, Stupidity, Terrorism, Tolerance, US Government
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Internationalism in the USA: 2011
The Fourth of July is a time for Americans to feel proud of this great land…perhaps more historically than under the current conditions. Our recent trip across middle and northern America gave me ample time to reflect on our country. … Continue reading
What is it about trains?
Since returning from Dhaka, I have searched for topics, when I have time, to write about on my blog, and I’ve settled on trains recently, but I don’t know that I’ve really explained why. So, here it is. As a … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, George Eliot, India, luddites, Middlemarch, Oregon, suicide, Terrorism, Trains, Unstoppable
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