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  1. Chester County, Gentility, and Distinction

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    I’m reading Pierre Bourdieu‘s Distinction for two reasons: First, because look at that cover, come on.

  2. Testing, testing

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    Going out to the barn, figuratively, pulling the tarp off this blog, and seeing it if still works.

  3. Uneducated guesses about the current state of algorithmic labor management systems

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    Things I suspect are true, but don’t know yet: A large percentage of workers in the USA doing work that is planned by the hour have their schedules determined by a small number of large, complicated, semi-automated systems.

  4. Anna Thomas’ Grand Tour

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    A photo of Anna Thomas’ grand tour diary The picture above is of one of the two small leather bound volumes that comprise my great-grandmother’s Grand Tour travel diary.

  5. New Respect for Traditional Media

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    Yesterday, I attended a township meeting about what conditions should be put on Toll Brothers in order to permit them to develop Crebilly Farm.

  6. Gerrymandering and the Efficiency Gap (an exercise)

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    So: Gerrymandering.

  7. Pussy Hats and Gandhi Caps

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    The Pussy Hat Project has been on my mind — Kate has been cranking out hats like a MACHINE, with beautiful results.

  8. Flying Fast, Low, and Crappy

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    Went out to Ockehocking Preserve and flew low, then too low, then WAY too low.

  9. The Best Kept Secret at the YMCA

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    At 6:30 AM this morning, I headed over to the Airport Road YMCA to do something I’ve been wanting to for years: I had an official YMCA Fitness Assessment scheduled with trainer Kathy Renard.

  10. Mad Quakers and History Monks

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    In the days of daft adventurers, of fortune-seeking world-travelers and empire-founders — of “mad dogs and Englishmen” — one of the daftest was actually not English, but American.