You Don't Have To Know English To Play Scrabbleslate.com · 2020-09-16@kareem_carr i heard a large share of the world's top english-language scrabble players are thai, and not native english speakers. slate.com2020-09-16PinboardPermalink
Turkey in Turkish, and other geographically implausible names for this bird.slate.com · 2018-11-21 slate.com2018-11-21PinboardTo readPermalink
The King's Speech: good movie, very bad history. - By Christopher Hitchens - Slate Magazineslate.com · 2011-01-24 slate.com2011-01-24PinboardTo readPermalink
The centuries-old struggle to play in tune. - By Jan Swafford - Slate Magazineslate.com · 2010-05-23 slate.com2010-05-23PinboardTo readPermalink
The words David Foster Wallace circled in his dictionary. - - Slate Magazineslate.com · 2010-04-15 slate.com2010-04-15PinboardPermalink#dfw#language#reading#vocabulary
Can hand sanitizers like Purell really stop people from getting the flu? - By Darshak Sanghavi - Slate Magazineslate.com · 2010-03-17 slate.com2010-03-17PinboardTo readPermalink
Can a night owl become a morning person? A Slate experiment. - By Deepa Ranganathan - Slate Magazineslate.com · 2008-06-14My alarm went off at 7 the next day. After a panicky wake-up, I realized I wasn't tired at all—I was full of bounce and vim. The melatonin pill had worked a miracle. "Time to get up!" I sang out, pulling up the blinds. slate.com2008-06-14PinboardPermalink#sleep
The Soviet method for attacking infectionslate.com · 2006-06-01use Phages instead of anti-biotics... slate.com2006-06-01PinboardPermalink#health#science
The Bombay Ballotslate.com · 2005-12-24What the U.S. can learn from India's electronic voting machines. By Eric Weiner slate.com2005-12-24PinboardPermalink#democracy#e-voting