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Read Long Earth 4: The Long Utopia

By Terry Pratchett  

Started 11 Oct 2015, completed 7 Nov 2015

FictionSci-Fi

Read Long Earth 3 : The Long Mars

By Terry Pratchett  

Started 19 Sep 2015, completed 11 Oct 2015

FictionSci-Fi
Started on AA352, SFO-ORD

Read Artemis Fowl

By Eoin Colfer  

Started 7 Sep 2015, completed 11 Sep 2015

FantasyFiction

Read Discworld 41: The Shepherd's Crown

By Terry Pratchett  

Started 4 Sep 2015, completed 6 Sep 2015

FantasyFiction
Started in London. UK first edition. Mostly read on AA91, LHR-ORD

Read Hiroshima

By John Hersey  

Started 4 Sep 2015, completed 4 Sep 2015

HistoryMilitary policyNon-fiction
Read at Southampton Arms, London

Read Long Earth 2: The Long War

By Terry Pratchett  

Started 23 Aug 2015, completed 19 Sep 2015

FictionSci-Fi
Delayed by lost Kindle

Read Long Earth 1: The Long Earth

By Terry Pratchett  

Started 24 Jul 2015, completed 22 Aug 2015

FictionSci-Fi
Purchased 2015-05-27. Started in Phoenix

Pluto tomorrow

   David Braverman 
AstronomyWeather
New Horizons zips past Pluto in the early hours of the morning U.S. time tomorrow: Last night at 11:23 p.m. EDT (this morning at 4:23 a.m. BST), New Horizons moved within one million miles (1.6 million kilometers) of Pluto, speeding towards the dwarf planet and its five moons at 30,800 mph (49,600 km/h). It will arrive tomorrow at 7:49 a.m. EDT (12:49 pm BST), although owing to the vast distances involved and a one-way communications time of 4.5 hours, we won’t know if it has been successful until the...

Thanks, Obama!

   David Braverman 
PoliticsUS Politics
For a wildly successful heath care regime: What’s amazing about this is that the good news about Obamacare isn’t really debatable. It’s a simple fact that there has been a stunningly rapid drop in the number of uninsured, coming from multiple independent sources. It’s also a simple fact that outlays on Medicaid and exchange subsidies are coming in well below projections. You can argue that this is all temporary — that premiums will eventually skyrocket even though they haven’t yet, that the predicted...

Recovering from Ren Faire

   David Braverman 
General
Yesterday was almost entirely spent going up to the Bristol Renaissance Faire for its opening weekend. We had a lot of fun, ate more food (and more salt) than was probably healthy, and returned from the frozen North with squeaky cheese curds. Of course, all that fun, sun, and driving requires about a day to clear out of my system. The symptoms of this clearing include following random Wiki threads, thinking about doing basic activities for unusually long times before doing them, and arranging my day so...

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