Author Archive

• September 26, 2011 2011 NFL Season: Trends, Ends, and Bends (Week 3) posted in Culture tagged 2011 NFL Season, Andy Dalton, Antowain Smith, Ben Roethlisberger, Buffalo Bills, Cam Newton, Chan Gailey, Corey Dillon, Darren McFadden, Detroit Lions, Donovan McNabb, Eli Manning, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jay Cutler, Kris Jenkins, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Leslie Frazier, Matt Cassel, Matt Hasselbeck, Matt Ryan, Matt Schaub, Matthew Stafford, Mike Martz, Mike Shanahan, New England Patriots, New York Giants, New York Jets, Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Rashard Mendenhall, Seattle Seahawks, Toby Gerhart, Victor Cruz, Washington Redskins
• July 18, 2011 Thomas Jefferson on Private Banks posted in Culture, Economics tagged economy, private banks, Thomas Jefferson, United States
• May 7, 2011 Erick Stakelbeck: Expert on Terrorism? posted in Economics, Politics, Power tagged CBN, Christian Broadcasting Network, credentials, credibility, Erick Stakelbeck, journalism, Pat Robertson, terrorism
• May 6, 2011 Imprinting and Cultural Glue posted in Culture, History, Muntu tagged Annie Leibovitz, Giselle Bundchen, LeBron James, retrospective, Vogue, white supremacy, WWI propaganda
• April 17, 2011 Life Begins in the Ice Box? posted in Culture, History, Kuntu, Muntu tagged adaptations, American Anthropological Association, Race, skin color, website
• April 5, 2011 Koussa: Libyan Double Agent Gets to Keep Loot posted in Culture, Economics, History, Politics, Power, Science, Technology tagged CIA, Libya, Moussa Koussa
• April 5, 2011 Japan: Dire Straights posted in Economics, Politics, Power, Science, Technology tagged earthquake, Fukushima Daiichi, Japan, nuclear energy, radioactive water
• April 5, 2011 Radioactive Japan posted in Economics, History, Power, Science, Technology tagged Fukushima, Japan, Los Angeles Times, nuclear energy, radiation, water
• April 4, 2011 The Universal Library posted in Economics, History, Power, Science, Technology
• March 30, 2011 Here Is Something You Can’t Understand posted in Culture, Economics, History, Muntu, Politics, Power tagged Abdel Maquid Farid, David Stirling, Donald Rumsfeld, Egypt, France, Halliburton, Italy, League of Arab States, Libya, Moammar Al-Qaddafi, oil, Saddam Hussein, Tunisia, United Kingdom, United States, water