What’s Coming this Week
Memorial Day
We saw you, America.
In Belleau Wood and Bastogne, at Normandy and Guadalcanal, from Chosin to Kandahar, they did what was asked of them. Wherever they fell, they did what was asked of them.
We know. We knew them.
We see you honor them.We see you, America. pic.twitter.com/K1NQdWgpqN
— Canadian Forces in 🇺🇸 (@CAFinUS) May 28, 2022
Photo Memory of the Week
Posted: 2022 May 28
Music of the Week
Posted: 2022 May 28
Words of the Week
“To do nothing is in everyone’s power.” - Samuel Johnson
Source: John Robson's Words Worth NotingPosted: 2022 May 28
Tweet of the Week
28 May 1941 | In the evening a transport of 304 Poles deported by Germans from #Warsaw arrived at #Auschwitz. Among them were 12 priests, including a Franciscan Maximilian Kolbe (no. 16670) who on 29 July 1941 offered his life to save a prisoner selected for starvation death. pic.twitter.com/1cCd9ae0kq
— Auschwitz Memorial (@AuschwitzMuseum) May 28, 2022
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Tag Archives: Critical Thinking
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A Stark Choice
Democracy is hard work, but worth it. Continue reading
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AKA The Truth Will Out
I hate sticky. Continue reading
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Birds Aren’t Real
Is this how the Church of Scientology started? Continue reading
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Tagged Birds, Community, Critical Thinking
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Simple and Not-so-simple Sics
Calling all copy editors. Continue reading
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Worth Doing
More fun with misquotations. And with blueberries. Continue reading
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Tagged Citizenship, Critical Thinking, Miscellany, Terra Firma, Word Play
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Can It Wait?
Problem-solving 101. Continue reading
The Last Time
A question for all time, and our times. Continue reading
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Tagged Citizenship, Critical Thinking, History, Sports
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Let Us Suppose
Thinking better. Because it matters. Continue reading
