On Making Things Right
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In a post aimed at the late Andrew Breitbart -- of whom I know fairly little -- The Atlantic's Ta-Nehisi Coates cites the history of SN...
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The First Day of Spring (Subjective)
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Objectively, spring is still almost a month away. Subjectively, it was eighty degrees and sunny today, and the pear trees have broken out ...
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On 'The Ethicists'
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Parents should be able to kill their newborns, argue a panel of ethicists in a new paper , because they are not actually people; they are on...
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Bellavia for Congress
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One of our own has apparently decided to hang it out in the wind. His book on Fallujah is the best book I know of on that part of the I...
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The Sacred
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I've begun watching the early episodes of a show called "Breaking Bad," about a high-school chemistry teacher in Albuquerque w...
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The Joust
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Several of you have written to ask if I've seen the new "Full Metal Jousting" show on the History channel. I hadn't, alt...
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I Guess Madness Runs In The Family:
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My sister writes to report that she just had a wonderful run up in Wyoming.. She's training for a marathon again, and the run was 15 mi...
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The Fields of Athenry
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A Vice that Leans Toward Virtue
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The man who does not know who his great-grandfather was, naturally enough would not care what he was. The Caskodens have pride of ancestry ...
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Irrationality
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Today Mickey Kaus points to a book from 1978 that demonstrates what he calls an ' eerie prescience .' The book's thesis is... ...
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"Poker Lessons from Richelieu"
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Such is the title of this book review, which makes the case that the famous Cardinal was marked more by a gambler's sentiment than a ma...
Apparently We're Doing This Crusade Thing Now...
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So I gather, anyway . I had thought this was supposed to be a distraction from the economic issues, but it looks like we're all in. R...
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Carnival!
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We've just finished our annual fire department fundraiser, with its Mardi Gras theme. We had a parade and everything, but I see from sc...
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Science and the Burning of Witches
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I recently met a Franciscan nun who, after our conversation, gave me a book she thought that I ought to read. It is called The Holy Longing...
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Don't Be So Modest!
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The AP says " Obama peddles modest American dream ." Don't be so modest, Mr. President! I have learned just this morning ab...
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Seen on Memeorandum
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H'Wood snubs Muslim Stone : Sean Stone, son of controversial director Oliver Stone, converted to Islam in Iran last week and says he’...
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I Guess This Constitutes Praise...
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At the beginning of January, in the bookshop of Terminal 2 at San Francisco airport, I looked for a translation of the Iliad – not that I ...
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The Perils of Doing What You Love
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The Hillbilly Hellcats warn you: Rathkeltair has the same opinion.
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Great News for the Local Working Man:
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Caterpillar is coming home . Caterpillar Inc. said it chose a site near Athens, Ga., for a new $200 million factory that will employ about...
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Hey, This Looks Familiar...
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I had a horse do this once, with a couple of differences. First, he wasn't as athletic -- which means he didn't jump as far up in...
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