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- 2006: "What, me organized?"
- 2007: Why Did God Make Mothers? -- Kelly, The Woman Wonders
- 2007: The brain scan that can read people's intentions
Ian Sample, UK Guardian - 2007: Imam prays to stop ‘oppression and occupation’ at Democratic National Committee meeting -- Robert, Jihad Watch
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The Rise of Family-Friendly Cities
— Joel Kotkin, OpinionJournal
“It’s lifestyle, not lattés, that our most productive workers want.”
Declaration of Independence, graph 32.1
We, therefore, the Representatives of the United States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought [...]
New Delhi’s vertical ambition aims to ease overcrowding
Amelia Gentleman, International Herald Tribune
One group of state retirees never has to worry about their pensions — Cindi Ross Scoppe, The South Carolina State
Creationist Dr. Dino goes to jail
David Pescovitz, BoingBoing
This Kent Hovind guy gives creationists a bad name: His attorney, Alan Richey, argued that the Internal Revenue Service pursued his client because of his religious beliefs. Kent Hovind, whose life’s mission is to debunk evolution, says he and his employees are workers of God and therefore exempt from paying taxes. He pays his employees [...]
A means to a home: Islamic co-ops create happy homecomings — Carolyn Said, San Francisco Chronicle
In general, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the market accommodating itself to a certain group of people with certain religious convictions; that’s niche marketing at its best, I think. What is wrong here is when those who strictly speaking are not paying mortgage interest still want to receive a mortgage interest tax deduction, [...]
An Accidental Tax Boon – Robert H. Nelson, Washington Post
Mr. Nelson makes a fascinating observation: The AMT is a flat tax. Why not lower it and expand its coverage, keep it, and let it gradually phase out the mess that is our current tax system?
From American Petroleum Institute, Just the Facts – Hugh Hewitt
“Here’s a handy list of gas taxes by state…”
Moving Ground – Kathryn Jean Lopez with Charles Murray, NRO
“How to dismantle the welfare state with $10,000 a year…in your pocket.”
