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- 2006: Hate at the Movies. - Michael Novak, NRO
- 2009: ACORN: The Pretense of Caring -- Anita Moncrief
- 2009: Conscience Protection Update: What Might Happen Next and Why You Should Care -- Catherina Favazza
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FULL SPECTRUM CULTURE
By the grace of God, seeing life in color since 2003.
One-Realm
Iran To Launch Large-Scale Military Maneuvers
AP on RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
Iran’s state television today said the military would launch a series of large-scale exercises on August 19. State television quoted army deputy commander General Mohammad Reza Ashtiani as saying that the upcoming maneuvers “aim at introducing Iran’s new defensive doctrine.” Ashtiani reportedly said the exercises would involve both ground and air forces and would go [...]
Jammy Rides!
Tulipgirl shows us a link to an article in Credenda Agenda about a fun family tradition for summer days when the nights are short.
There’s got to be an Invisible Sun.
China wants to build the world’s first so-called “artificial sun” fusion reactor. Would it be too awful if I said, “more power to ‘em”?
Neighborhood Watch writ large.
Residents of a section of London have wired their neighborhood with closed-circuit cameras, and have made the feeds for these cameras available for each resident on their televisions at home, making a kind of electronic neighborhood watch program…
Well, they are called “Record” stores.
The The Los Angeles Times laments the fading of the independent record store. I suppose losing another kind of “Mom & Pop”-type shop would be sad, but they are named after a type of media — records — three “generations” of audio back. Since the Long Playing Record, there have been audio tapes, CD’s and MP3′s. If “independent record stores” cannot adapt to the market as it is, then they will fade away, and something better will likely take their place.
CANSLIM work for you?
Full Circle.
James Lileks has a sublime post today about his family’s association with a particular location in Minneapolis/St. Paul. Read it all the way to the end.
Merry Christmas, Michael Newdow.
Here is a great post at RedState by Leon H. wishing Michael Newdow, silly atheist extraordinaire, a Merry Christmas. It is great because Leon does a great job of describing and defining the boundaries between the realms of Self, Neighbor, Church and State, and how puny mortals are always transgressing those boundaries.
Taking the slightest excuse to quote from G.K. Chesterton, Michael Newdow reminds me of the fellow described below…
