Karen De Coster, The Medical Establishment is Pathetic
American Empire for Liberty
Roots of Freedom: The Constitution
Girls' Generation Take Japan by Storm
Daniel Larison, Christianity and the West
Robb Davis, Technique and Food: Why our Local Food System does not Feed Us
(I suspect one of the articles to which Mr. Davis refers uses the same study as the op-ed which prompted this post from Mark Sisson?)
NY Times: Review Finds Flaws in U.N. Climate Panel Structure
IPCC-Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
InterAcademy Council
Papal Message to Asian Laity Congress
"Be a Sign and Promise of ... Unity and Communion"
Asia News:
Lay Catholics in Asia: a "sleeping giant" that is waking up
by Bernardo Cervellera
Pope's message to Congress of lay Catholics in Asia
Asia Times:
Hiroshima's poisonous past
While each year Japan solemnly marks the thousands killed by the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War II, there is no shrine on Okunoshima Island, which lies a short distance from Hiroshima. Here the Imperial Army produced chemical weapons that reaped a deadly harvest. - Peter J Brown
Cricket: Over but not out
Stunning footage of alleged match-fixing by Pakistan's cricket team threatens the sport's credibility, but the drama is nothing new for a sub-continent that has become accustomed to such scandals. Bookies and players implicated in illegal betting in South Asia have long been given an easy ride, strengthening the underworld's grip on the game. - Raja Murthy
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