Things I have recently spotted that may
be of interest to someone else: Christianity: Sojourners is not happy with efforts to slow down, or restrict, the entry of refugees to the US. Christianity Today has a related post and another one.
And Benjamin L. Corey reminds us, with scripture, that being hospitable to strangers (including refugees) is a heaven or hell issue.
Computing: Gizmo's Freeware has published an annotated list of the best free software to protect your system.
Food: Listverse reports on 10 foods made from poop, vomit or spit.
History: Scientific American gives brief biographies of the three African-American women that the current movie, Hidden Figures, is mostly about.
Listverse tells us about ways in which colors had (and still do) significance.
Humor: (sort of) Listverse tells us the answers to questions we might have had about 10 movies.
Politics: Scientific American reports that the National Park Service is resisting efforts by the Trump administration to stop its communications through social media. Other government agencies related to science have also been silenced, or have been asked to be less communicative.
Scientific American reports on why and how LSD works.
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