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"What ensued was sheer hell. Chemo, surgery, radiation. Mouth sores. A throat so raw he could barely swallow. Nausea so severe he couldn't concentrate enough to read or even watch TV. "I spent nine months in a room trying not to throw up," he says. The treatment wrecked his saliva glands and his taste buds. He lost 40 pounds."

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"Jon Udell invites Stuart Weibel to reflect on his leading role in the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative. They also discuss how databases like the Online Computer Library Center's WorldCat - which consolidates bibliographic data from over 50,000 participating libraries - can enrich our experience of using and contributing to the web."

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"I think I put up a post saying, briefly, that Philip Kitcher’s Living with Darwin was a very good short book. Here is an extract answering a question that has often puzzled me - and, incidentally, suggesting why Dennett’s book will have come as news to many of his readers There are good reasons why Darwin, not Wellhausen or Hume or Voltaire, is taken as the leader of the opposition to what is valuable and sacred. For the enlightenment case is not widely appreciated, and most of the brilliant thinkers who have developed it are unread, if not unknown. More exactly, they tend to be unread and unknown in the United States. Adolescent students in European schools study some of the relevant figures, to a lesser extent in Britain, to a much greater extent in the countries of Western continental Europe. American defenders of super-naturalist or providentialist religions, some of them literalists about Genesis,"