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Jaclyn on Four African men school you on Hollywood stereotypes: I was also curious about the motivation and intent behind this Mama Hope...
Andreas Moser on No more web ads?: Thanks! I didn’t know about this either. Better late than never.
Senesee Freeman on Come to a May 15 public lecture at the University of Liberia: Thanks Prof. Blattman, this surely is a very interesting...
Tom Church on Blogging will be slow to non-existent the next 2-3 weeks: You call that an excuse?!
Patrick on Does this video explain everything we know about the last generation of Peace Corps volunteers?: That’s a good...
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RT @MargRev: One future path in development economics: Johannes Haushofer writes to me: The Busara Center for Behavioral Econ... http:// ... 08:45:29 AM May 15, 2012 from Twitter for iPad Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @TimHarford: What happens when an 11 year old takes an online Stanford game theory course? v good http://t.co/hcK1cPsr 08:41:37 AM May 15, 2012 from Twitter for iPad Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @proinfrastruct: What, an event in Liberia without the word "capacity building" in the description? A first! @cblatts 07:19:44 AM May 13, 2012 from Twitter for iPad Reply Retweet Favorite
"Ms. Bozkurt said she didn't think a residential building was a suitable place for surface-to-air missiles." http://t.co/k9GpSstG 12:15:00 AM May 13, 2012 from NYTimes for iPad Reply Retweet Favorite
Just recognized in public for first time by a blog reader. Feels a bit odd. I guess it *would* happen on a flight to Liberia... 11:29:45 PM May 10, 2012 from Twitter for iPad Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @tejucole: Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes. We can put a stop to this. Please retweet. 01:23:09 PM May 10, 2012 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite
RT @tejucole: The student who just sent me an email with a smiley face in it will receive an emoticon in lieu of a final grade. 01:22:26 PM May 10, 2012 from TweetDeck Reply Retweet Favorite