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  • Blog Art History

    How to Buy Art When You’re Not Wealthy

    There is a persistent myth about collecting art that has probably kept more people from owning original artwork than almost anything else: the idea that…

    Ian August 25, 2026
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  • Blog Martial Arts

    Why Sanchin Matters

    There are kata in Uechi-Ryū Karate that are more dramatic than Sanchin. Seisan gives us more obvious fighting movements, while Sanseiryū asks us to coordinate…

    Ian August 24, 2026
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  • Blog Humanism

    Homelessness Is Someone’s Problem — Ours

    Homelessness is an uncomfortable subject. Most of us, I hope, want to help. We do not want people sleeping beneath overpasses, living in tents beside…

    Ian August 23, 2026
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  • Blog Martial Arts

    Hojo Undo: Building the Karate Body in Traditional Okinawan Karate

    Walk into an old-fashioned Okinawan karate dojo and you may notice that some of the most important training equipment looks as though it belongs in…

    Ian August 22, 2026
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  • Blog Humanism

    Crafting a Humanist Wedding: Ritual, Symbol, and the Celebration of Love

    There is something profoundly human about a wedding. Long before we divide ceremonies into religious and secular, traditional and modern, sacred and civil, there is…

    Ian August 22, 2026
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Blog Amateur Radio

Speaking Ham: A Practical Guide to Common Amateur Radio Abbreviations and Acronyms

Ian December 4, 2025

In an age of smartphones, high-speed internet, and unlimited talk time, it can feel a little strange that amateur radio is still full of weird…

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Blog Western Americana

Famous Cattle Drives of the Old West

Ian December 4, 2025

History often remembers the American West through two images: the lone rider silhouetted against a crimson sunset, and the long sweep of cattle stretching toward…

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Aquarium Keeping Blog

Microbiomes of the Reef Tank: The Invisible World Running Everything

Ian December 3, 2025
This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

Every reef aquarium contains two worlds that could not be more different. The first is the familiar one: coral colonies sprawling in branching architecture, fish…

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Blog Western Americana

The Cowboy Way: A Gentleman’s Code for the Modern West

Ian December 2, 2025

Introduction: A Code Older Than Steel There are places in the American West where the wind still carries the echo of hoofbeats, where the land…

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Blog Preparedness

Building an IFAK: Why Every Household and Vehicle Needs One

Ian December 1, 2025

Most people keep a box of adhesive bandages and ointment tucked under a bathroom sink. Many keep a small first aid kit in the car,…

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Blog Preparedness

ABC vs. MARCH in Emergency Trauma Care: What Civilians and First Responders Need to Know

Ian December 1, 2025

In an emergency, minutes matter—but seconds often matter even more. Whether someone is a trained first responder or an untrained civilian who simply happens to…

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Blog Aquarium Keeping

The Nitrogen Cycle — Not What You Learned in School

Ian December 1, 2025
This entry is part 4 of 5 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

If you entered the reef aquarium hobby at any point between the 1980s and early 2010s, you probably absorbed an understanding of the nitrogen cycle…

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Blog Humanism

Felix Adler and the Founding of Ethical Humanism

Ian November 29, 2025

Felix Adler stands as one of the most important figures in the history of modern humanist thought, but he is often misunderstood. He was not…

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Blog Aquarium Keeping

The Chemistry of Seawater: Understanding the “Big Three” and Beyond

Ian November 28, 2025
This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

On the surface, a reef tank looks like a living tapestry of color and movement — corals unfurling their polyps, fish weaving through branching structures,…

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Aquarium Keeping Blog

The Physics of Light in Reef Aquariums

Ian November 27, 2025
This entry is part 2 of 5 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

Light is the lifeblood of a reef aquarium. It fuels photosynthesis, shapes coral coloration, determines growth patterns, and ultimately drives the biological engine that makes…

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