A Red Warning on Taiwan
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The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) conducted a study of multiple outcomes should the Chinese invade Taiwan . The resu...
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A Norse Curse and Poem
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A metal interpretation of the sort of cursing described in Egils saga Skallagrímssonar . [Egil] took in his hand a hazel-pole, and went to ...
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Go Mighty Bulldogs
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I missed the first quarter due to Fire/Rescue training, which I suppose demonstrates my dedication to the latter. Tonight’s National Champio...
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CounterPunch: COINTELPRO is Back
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I noted this article last week, but I wanted to avoid politics for the holidays. It is highly unusual for the radical, normally-left site ...
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More on Viking Age "Migration"
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A few years ago there was a famous study that showed that the early population of Iceland was made up almost 50-50 of Norsemen and Gaels -- ...
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A Familiar Story
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Writing from the southern Philippines, Georgi Engelbrecht describes a failed jihadist movement's attempts to establish a stronghold ther...
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The Feast of the Epiphany
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As the discussion in the comments has illuminated, today marks the end of Christmas and the start of Epiphanytide, though in another sense t...
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Epiphany Eve
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The relevant festival for today seems to be informal: it is the eve of Epiphany, which brings about some duties and preparations. The formal...
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The Evils of Coca-Cola
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I'm not doing political posts by intention during the Christmas season, so look for those to resume not sooner than Monday. This one is ...
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Feast of Elizabeth Ann Seton
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Today is the feast day for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, an eighteenth century(!) saint who is by far the furthest removed from the events of Ch...
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Happy Birthday Tolkien
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Today is also the 131st birthday of JRR Tolkien. The age has an analogue : Since Bilbo had been a ring-bearer, he was allowed to accompany ...
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Memorial of the Holy Name
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January 3rd marks the day on which the baby was formally named by Joseph. One might object that the Son’s name predates the formality, havi...
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Feast of St. Basil and St. Gregory
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Today is the feast day of both St. Basil the Great and St. Gregory of Nyssa, who were brothers. They are as 4th century saints quite late co...
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Solemnity of Mary
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The first of the year is the Solemnity of Mary .
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Go Mighty Bulldogs
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Oh, and ah, happy new year.
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Haud Hogmanay
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You’ve all been around here long enough to know about Hogmanay . Venison steak pie. Have a merry one.
The Feast Day of Sebastian I
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The 31st of December was the death day of Pope Sebastian I, later canonized as St. Sebastian I. He was Pope at the time of the conversion of...
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There's looting, and then there's this guy
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Merry Christmas, Jay.
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Duet
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It's hard to beat either Bonnie Raitt or Allison Krauss, but I wouldn't have guessed they'd sing so well together. "You an...
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Feast of the Holy Family
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This one of the 12 Days of Christmas travels around the calendar. It’s normally the Sunday after Christmas, but when Christmas itself falls...
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