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Victory Beer

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On May 13, 2012
From the 1942 International Woodworkers of America District 9 Yearbook: "Because the government has rationed the crown caps used on beer bottles and soft drinks, the Seattle Brewing and Malting Company is urging the use of Rainier Jumbo Bottles. These bottles which hold approximately the...
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The Political Ends of Pure Science

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On February 22, 2012
For those who believe that science is apolitical, allow me to present Exhibit A: rare photographs from Hiroshima. I'm not saying the relationship between politics and science is inherently good or bad. But it is and scientists need to accept and act upon this fact.

Socks and War

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On November 7, 2011

Although I don't identify as a historian of technology per se, I have presented at the Society for the History of Technology before. And the technologies I deal with in.

San Pietro

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In Robert Farley
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On September 6, 2011
Loomis has been badgering me for a while to watch The Battle of San Pietro, and in a moment of weakness I finally succumbed. It's truly fantastic; some thoughts: Mark Clark's intro is just weird.  You wonder how the Army could be so tone deaf,...
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