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<title>What about suet?</title>
<description>In a world in which the First Lady of New York State is celebrated as gourmet, it should not be all that surprising that folks who ostensibly spend time in the kitchen would have problems deciphering basic ingredients in recipes.</description>
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<title>Adjectives and adverbs</title>
<description>I must admit never to have developed value judgments on the various parts of speech, but one local attorney seems ready to issue verdicts on two of them.</description>
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<title>Bob Shamansky, RIP</title>
<description>I'd known Bob Shamansky for many years - he was my high-school graduation speaker - and his passing at the age of 84 causes me to reflect on the one-term congressman's life and career.</description>
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<title>Old thoughts on a newly discovered town</title>
<description>An announcement that researchers from the University of Exeter have discovered a hitherto unknown Roman settlement in the southwesternmost corner of Britain has caused me to go back and read the section on Roman Exeter (called by the Romans Isca Dumnoniorum) in John Wacher's 1974 book The Towns of Roman Britain.</description>
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<title>Shadow of a doubt</title>
<description>Two scholars have recently suggested that the Pantheon in Rome was designed so that a ray of light from the oculus - the circular hole in the roof - would strike the doorway on certain days at certain times.</description>
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<title>Simon Price, RIP</title>
<description>I just learned about the death last month of the ancient historian Simon Price.</description>
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<title>Perhaps the humanities matter after all</title>
<description>I must admit that I certainly did not expect to hear John Kasich making allusions to French existentialist theater.</description>
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<title>Nobody 'likes' me</title>
<description>A new feature I'm adding to MichaelMeckler.com is the ability to 'like' a blog entry on Facebook.</description>
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<title>It's been a while</title>
<description>After a whirlwind spring and early summer, I'm trying to become a little more regular when it comes to posting on MichaelMeckler.com.</description>
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