stephencrose Stephen C. Rose Jul 02, 06:56 AM"Fighting extremists should be grounds for common cause, but there is no sign that Pakistan’s military leaders get it.… http://t.co/bpMpB9sS
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Presidential Geography: Georgia
Minority residents in Georgia have increased dramatically, but there's been a mass exodus of white Southerners from the Democratic Party, fueling a Republican ascendance.
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Visualizing A Car Free Cyber Community Five Work Spaces and Institutions
Our current society stratifies
and makes car ownership necessary
Cyber-communities are car free
and have everything
within walking distance
In three previous posts
I describe residential space
outside sitting and play space
and kiosks - small commercial
and cultural and educational
centers for all ages
providing local jobs
and community
resources
This post points to the
rectangles in my graphic
of a basic Cyber-Community unit
The rectangles denote
work spaces and
institutions
Work will be localized
because all work will
eventually depend on cyber
connectivity
Businesses and institutions
will use these spaces
Not for profit and social
institutions will
use these spaces
The evolution of cyber
will require the growth
of communities that
are integral and
car-free
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REWRITTEN 28 June
An investigative piece in the NYT will ripple throught the MSM So far the NYT has turned a blind eye to the Mitt Romney cop impersonation story The Boston Globe has covered the Mitt Romney cop impersonation story Mitt's misdemeanor behavior has been infrequently noted on MSNBC Mitt's state trooper impersonation story has spread widely on the Web But absent a NYT story it lacks the legs it needs to impact the campaign I have little doubt that the NYT will bestir itself and cover Mitt's proclivity to imitate cops When the NYT grabs this story it will be at least as big as the huge story they did on McCain's gambling Because the story reveals Mitt as more than a boy bully it could also be a game changer Mitt's campaign refused to comment on the Globe article on Mitt's cop impersonation
Here is are two key statements from the Boston Globe article 1. "People who impersonate police officers often long to be an authority figure. There is an underlying psychology of those people that they are power hungry.” 2 "If you did wear a police officer uniform and badge in California, you were arrested and could be prosecuted and convicted."
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Mitt's campaign has no comment on the Romney Cop Impersonation story
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MSM continues to ignore Romney Cop Impersonation Story
stephencrose Stephen C. Rose Jul 01, 11:11 AMRT @stephencrose: Broken Promises: Romney's Massachusetts Record - YouTube http://t.co/wgOEv1Wm
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Approaching Peirce | Inquiry Into Inquiry [inquiryintoinquiry.com]
Approaching Peirce
I gradually grow accustomed to the distinct possibility that there will always be different readings, and even divergent interpretations of Peirce’s writings. Some of that appears to be a two- or three-cultures issue — the readings that befit aesthetic, cultural, and literary aims often part ways with the readings that suit logical, mathematical, and scientific ends. Partly this is due to the fact that applications to the humanities are soon over-whelmed with the vastly greater complexities of their theatres of operation, and so must be satisfied with very impressionistic and highly sketchy surveys of their realms.
It hasn’t always been this way with me, but most of the time these days I approach Peirce’s work from the standpoint of a practical mathematician focused on applications to empirical sciences, as luck would determine it, to the Odyssean no man’s land between qualitative and quantitative methods. That is far from how I started out, and there were many crises of mind and mood occasioned by the transits of my transdisciplinarity, but that is how it came to be at the present moment.
At any rate, what I find in Peirce are not antiques but tools toward the future.

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