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Pop Zeitgeist On Dangerous Ground
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Creative Ways to Donate to Tohoku Quake Tsunami Relief Effort
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Cool Heads Must Prevail To Help Cool The Rods Updated Response to This Is Not Chernobyl
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This is not Chernobyl – Response to Skewed Media Coverage of Fukushima Nuclear Plant Incident
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Spreading Poison: Taiji’s Mercurial Defiance of the Oceans
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Pop Zeitgeist Day of the Locust

Of all the major metropolitan cities in America, none deserve the misanthrope’s fury more than Los Angeles. After all, what urban area better represents the false promises of contemporary American Dreams than the one that declares you’re special and deserve your own TV show, only to exchange that dangling carrot for a dishwasher’s rag or [...]

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    Pop Zeitgeist American Spring Imminent

    When we consider a society of grotesque economic contrasts, Paris, autumn, 1788, is a fine starting point. France had its own 99%–in fact, less than one half of one percent of the population belonged to a noble family. They sequestered themselves in large estates or the proverbial ivory tower. Imagine starving mobs roaming septic gutters [...]

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    Pop Zeitgeist A Bummer Trip to the End of the World

    Because we live in a 24-hour news cycle you’ve probably heard the story slipped in somewhere between nuclear contamination fears, carnage in Afghanistan and sexual indiscretions of Republican candidates—2005 YU55, a massive asteroid four hundred meters in diameter will pass within the orbit of the moon on November 8th. It’s the closest an asteroid this [...]

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    Pop Zeitgeist The Fool On the Hill

    “You are excrement. You can change yourself into gold.” — Jodorowsky’s Alchemist Cinema was developed more than a hundred years ago with purely entertainment purposes in mind: it was a way for an entrepreneur to make a buck. However, it didn’t take the State too long to discover its manifest possibilities as a tool of [...]

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    Pop Zeitgeist The Kids Are All Right

    “Everybody passing through here is somebody, if nobody in the outside world.”                                                         — Patti Smith, Just Kids In one of my favorite scenes in Jim Jarmusch’s Coffee [...]

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    Pop Zeitgeist Freedom Is Fun! Freedom Is Good! Freedom Is Sexy!

    That Jonathan Franzen’s fourth novel, Freedom, debuted at #1 on the Fiction section of the New York Times Bestsellers List in September last year is one of those phenomenal outliers that defy the logic of free market capitalism. It’s not that it has no business being #1 when the spot is usually held by the [...]

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