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Auld Lang Syne

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Performed by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. UPDATE: Congratulations on surviving 2016, those of you on the East Coast. Now for 2017.
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Iceland Ends the Year with No Government

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REYKJAVIK (AFP) -    Iceland is ending an eventful year in a political quagmire , left without a government for two months a...
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Hogmanay

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One of these years, I have to get out to Edinburgh for this festival.
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The Chronicles of the Black Company (and More Rogue One)

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In the Rogue One thread (where, BTW, douglas has now weighed in) I brought up a series of military fantasy novels that I think many at the ...
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Epic Rap Battle: J. R. R. Tolkien vs. George R. R. Martin

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Pretty funny, though there's some foul language.
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I Mean, I Suppose Illiteracy Is A Problem

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[The former head of Obama's faith-based outreach] once drafted a faith-outreach fact sheet describing Obama’s views on poverty, titling ...
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Top ten top tens from 2016

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From ChrisTheBarker : That link was via Jonah Goldberg's newsletter, whence also these: The Year in Memes :  I got through th...
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How Not To Be Wrong and other book reviews

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I have discovered the pleasures of " Audible ," which is an Amazon-related service that allows you to download audiobooks.  It...
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I call this a good sign

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Yes, the press makes no real effort to hide its bias, and it's troubling to think how many people get their information from it.  Nevert...
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Letter to the Editor

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Something I published locally: Last spring, Aransas County voters defeated a proposal to create a county Groundwater Commission by a vote ...
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Studying the Iliad

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A military officer from the Australian Defence Forces encourages junior officers and NCOs to learn from Homer. There's a lot to learn ...
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Feast of the Holy Family

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A bit of history on the long series of feasts: The Second Council of Tours of 567 noted that, in the area for which its bishops were respons...
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The Feast of Thomas Beckett

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The root of evil

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How bad does an anti-capitalist country's crisis have to get before even the Washington Post deplores it?--even if they continue to exh...
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Inedible fish

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Back to pale, iridescent colors now:  I'm working on a dove.
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The Feast of Holy Innocents

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A sober feast during the 12 days of Christmas.

The Irish Rovers' "Songs of Christmas"

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Grim posting one of their songs led me to a 45-minute album of Christmas music the Irish Rovers made. Also, for anyone who wants to arg...
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The Feast of St. John the Divine

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The Gospel According to John is thought to have been composed late, and incorporates an understanding of Greek philosophy not found in the ...
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Edible fish

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Our neighbor's daughter and son-in-law are visiting, which makes for a big redfish limit.  His indifferent fillet technique (just grabbi...
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St. Stephen's Day

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