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Monthly Archives: January 2007
FIRST THINGS:The Hrant Dink Murder and Its Meaning
Great article to read during your lunch hour regarding an Armenian journalist in Turkey having been shot and killed in cold blood. It’s amazing we don’t read about these items in the news more often. Rays of hope such as … Continue reading
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VERBOTEN!
novatownhall gets banned by Vivian Paige. The offense? Using the term “Democrat Party”… I have never understood why this is such an issue amongst Democrats. Possible conventions of grammar aside (a Democrat Party isn’t bad grammar, just mislabeling the party), … Continue reading
Ante Studium
Today is the Feast Day of St. Thomas Aquinas. At Catholic University, they used to cancel noon classes so the student body could attend Mass. Below is a copy of one of my favorite prayers, authored by St. Thomas Aquinas … Continue reading
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Southwest by Southeast: Virginia Blog Carnival
The longest and most comprehensive Virginia Blog Carnival in the history of the VBC. Excellent job, SWxSE!
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Why U.S. automakers like GM and Ford are losing money
The answer? Big labor: A big reason is the cost of labor. As analyzed by Harbour-Felax, labor costs the Detroit Three substantially more per vehicle than it does the Japanese. Health care is the biggest chunk. GM (Charts), for instance … Continue reading
SkepticalObservor: Your Hypocrisy Is Showing
James Young runs down the latest WaPo editorial criticizing the use of Barak Hussein Obama: Courtesy of Charles at TwoConservatives, I was reminded today’s WaPo editorial, denouncing those who take note of Senator Barack Obama’s middle name (‘Hussein’). I guess … Continue reading
UK Guardian: Socialism is dead. There now remain only socialists
Yes, I read the Guardian… but because there are times you get great articles such as this: If leftwing Britons of 2007 saw themselves more clearly than they do, they would notice two big things. First, they would see what … Continue reading
Burning Things
In the never-ending battle against the yard, Matthew and Jonathan helped me destroy much debris on the palatial Kenney estate on a beautiful Saturday. For those of you who have visited us out here at Kent’s Store, you know the … Continue reading
Gratuitously Stolen from Vivian Paige
I give you this poll concerning who reads blogs. Surprising findings: * Most readers are 31-60.* College educated or better.* Make $60K to $90K a year.* Overwhelmingly Democrat.* Are just as likely to buy music and books as they are … Continue reading