June 2011
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In case you missed it the first time:
This tumbl is not from my current tumblr, despite what intuition may tell you. I have a new tumblr. It is here.
Jun 19th
May 2011
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I know I've been cold and distant this past year.
But let’s make a fresh start. 
May 24th
January 2011
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Jan 16th
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Jan 7th
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November 2010
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ListenSufjan Stevens - “He Woke Me Up...
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October 2010
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Oct 14th
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August 2010
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Aug 24th
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So,
people are still tumbling, huh? Huh.
Aug 19th
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“Everyone is responsible for the page-turning tempo of his or her Life Story,”...”
– Special Topics in Calamity Physics by Marisha Pessl (via meganannaneff) (via kristieneff) A) Omaha is okay. As is Lincoln—though less okay. I just feel like someone needs to stand up for Nebraska. B) That said, this is still real good.
Aug 19th
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June 2010
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“He says we should toss out the filters between our brains and our mouths. If you...”
– A.J. Jacobs on Brad Blanton, founder of Radical Honesty, in an interesting Esquire piece (via lukescommonplacebook) You ought to check this out.
Jun 27th
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Jun 21st
May 2010
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May 28th
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WatchWatch
petrellica: “Soy loco por Jesus”  I’ve been meaning to post this, but I keep forgetting!
May 23rd
May 20th
“Take what you need, leave your fair share.”
– Non-Profit Panera Restaurant: Pay What You Want At Pilot Location Panera Bread Co. is asking customers at a new restaurant to pay what they want. The national bakery and restaurant chain launched a new nonprofit store here this week that has the same menu as its other 1,400 locations. But the...
May 19th
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“Between 1980 and 2003, the amount Americans spent on prescription drugs quietly...”
– Prescription for disaster: drugs, lies, and greed - The Boston Globe The Chronic Disease Industry in America is designed at it’s core to bleed us dry of our hard earned money. Pills and scalpels do not cure chronically unhealthy behavior. I hope the American public quickly realizes that spending...
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April 2010
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Apr 30th
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Apr 19th
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“What’s the MLR? It’s an acronym that really tells the whole story of for-profit...”
– Health Insurance Companies Shifting Costs To Protect Profits From New Law (via squashed) See, this is why HMOs as profit-driven businesses don’t make much sense. Insurance ought to be pooled risk with some administrative charges, not a money-making venture.
Apr 16th
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Apr 15th
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“I have more easily found men who have preserved their innocence than men who...”
– St. Ambrose (via ptbruiser) Hey, could you go ahead and tumbl any other significant things Hittinger says? I’m writing a psychology paper.
Apr 14th
Apr 14th
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Listen“Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your...
Apr 14th
“And let’s not confuse shyness with modesty or humility. Charles Darwin, who was...”
– Shyness - The Boston Globe (via lukescommonplacebook)
Apr 13th
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“I urge you to please notice when you are happy, and exclaim or murmur or think...”
– Kurt Vonnegut (via psychotherapy)
Apr 12th
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“Shit, I’m just going to have the pilot on every time you come in the room.”
– Kyle, who recently watched all three seasons of Arrested Development. I shouldn’t have told him … (via exempligratia) More than like: I love this.
Apr 12th
Health insurers sue to raise rates - The Boston... →
jayparkinsonmd: Health insurance companies in Massachusetts want to raise base rates an average of 8 percent to 32 percent. The state that has mandated insurance says no. Insurance companies sue.  This is the future. 
Apr 6th
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Emotional Influences: the affect of anger on... →
psychotherapy: The heat of the moment is a powerful, dangerous thing. We all know this. If we’re happy we may be overly generous. Maybe we leave a big tip, or buy a boat. If we’re irritated, we may snap. Maybe we rifle off that nasty email to the boss or punch someone. And for a fleeting second, we feel great. But the regret — and the consequences — may last years or even a lifetime. At least...
Apr 4th
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March 2010
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Mar 23rd
“And a deep conviction that nothing can be proven except that it be made to...”
– Cormac McCarthy, All the Pretty Horses (via squashed)
Mar 23rd
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Mar 23rd
Jay Parkinson + MD + MPH = a doctor in NYC: Let's... →
Please stop calling this healthcare reform. It’s health insurance reform. There’s a huge difference. Healthcare reform would have tried to solve two things at once: How we pay for care. How we deliver care. Health insurance reform simply changes who writes the check for the same poorly…
Mar 22nd
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Jay Parkinson + MD + MPH = a doctor in NYC: A few... →
What aspect of access to healthcare is a right? What kind of healthcare? Acute, life-threatening? Chronic, annoying? Chronic, life-threatening? Cosmetic, vanity? Cosmetic, reconstructive? Evidence-based vs. non-evidence based? Who decides what’s a right? Who/what companies influence the czar who…
Mar 22nd
“The difference between an unconverted and a converted man is not that one has...”
– William Arnot (via) (via christianity) This is why Christians should always act with humility toward others. Should. (via sds) A) Love this quote. B) Really wish this had been Will Arnett instead of Arnot—that’d make my decision for favorite human being alive pretty easy.
Mar 20th
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