Technorati Profile

null
 


Reverbiage.com is an NPR news feed aggregrator. It reads the latest news from NPR.org, and automatically organizes them by keyword. There are visualizations using world maps and interactive timelines.

Beliefs Born On The Battlefield

Nov 11th, 2008 · There is perhaps no time that belief is more emphatically tested, and acted upon, than in war. For this Veterans Day, five essayists who served in battle from World War I through the Iraq war describe how the violence of combat shaped their beliefs.

Keywords: Violence · Battlefield · beliefs · essayist · Veterans Day · World War Iraq

Lucinda Williams Shines A Light On Darkness *

Nov 1st, 2008 · Lucinda Williams' ninth studio album, Little Honey, showcases her new perspective on the world. The album's mix of sad tunes and optimism leads to songs that demonstrate Williams' belief that "love is a mighty sword." Here, she discusses her career and the inspiration for Little Honey.

Keywords: world · demonstrations · songs · inspiration · beliefs · album · studio · swords · Williams · optimism · Lucinda · Lucinda Williams

'Witch' Burnings Haunt Kenyan Tribe

Oct 22nd, 2008 · Eleven people suspected of witchcraft were killed in May, but questions linger over whether neighbors believed the victims were witches. The belief in witchcraft thrives in the Kisii tribe, and reprisals are becoming increasingly violent.

Keywords: violent · victims · neighbors · beliefs · tribes · reprise · Kenyans · Witchcraft · Kisii

'Fox's' Shep Smith Keeps Opinions To Himself

Oct 21st, 2008 · The Fox News Channel promotes itself as fair and balanced. Detractors point to its conservative talkers to argue the top-rated cable news channel is anything but balanced. Yet, Fox's Shep Smith says he brings a central time zone sensibility to the news — and tries to leave his personal beliefs at home.

Keywords: Conservation · Smiths · beliefs · balance · Detractors · foxes · emFox · Shep · News Channel · Shep Smith

Dress Code Problems *

Oct 6th, 2008 · A teenage student in Nevada was willing to go to jail for his beliefs. His belief was his right to wear a bandana. It violated the dress code at Churchill County High School. When he refused to give it up, he was arrested. And a restaurant in Maine also had a dress code problem. Officials forced the Black Frog Restaurant to stop a promotion. It offered a free sandwich to anybody who went skinny dipping in a nearby lake.

Keywords: Maine · students · teenage · restaurants · beliefs · Nevada · lake · sandwich · Skinny · promotional · bandana · Churchill County High School

Politics: It's All In What You Hear

Sep 30th, 2008 · Author and blogger Bill Bishop argues that Americans are segregating themselves into ideologically-homogeneous communities. Now he worries that the majority of Americans are so comfortable in their beliefs that they can't even listen to opposing viewpoints.

Keywords: politics · Americans · CA · communities · Segregated · opposes · comfort · beliefs · Bloggers · viewpoint · homogenization · Bill Bishop

Could Political Views Be Driven By Biology?

Sep 19th, 2008 · It may be possible to predict people's political beliefs based on how strongly a person responds to alarming images and sounds, says a new study. People who had stronger reactions tended to favor things like military spending and the death penalty. But not everyone's onboard.

Keywords: politics · deaths · military · penalty · beliefs · biology

Do Medical Providers Have The Right To Refuse?

Sep 15th, 2008 · The California Supreme Court recently ruled against two doctors who allegedly refused to provide artificial insemination services to lesbians. President Bush has proposed stronger protections for heath care workers who cite religious beliefs as basis for refusing service.

Keywords: President Bush · protections · religious · services · medical · workers · beliefs · heath · artificial · California Supreme Court · Lesbians · insemination