Saturday, November 08, 2014
Friday, November 07, 2014
More Political Theater
What a joke the system is. 18-year-old conservative college student will become youngest state lawmaker
Female, of course. Republicans will try any gimmick to win and fit in.
Female, of course. Republicans will try any gimmick to win and fit in.
Wednesday, November 05, 2014
Netflix's Marco Polo Movie
Netflix
Looks like they made it rated R to keep up with pay cable.
I still remember the NBC miniseries.
But Was it Really UBL?
EXCLUSIVE - Navy SEAL who killed bin Laden revealed: Rob O'Neill named as SEAL Team Six hero who shot 9/11 mastermind three times in head - and has already inspired series of Hollywood films
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Tuesday, November 04, 2014
The Ugly Reality of the Patriarchate of Rome
The spirit of egalitarianism has taken over, in the name of meritocracy. Sister Melone: “Equality between men and women is still a long way off”
Labels:
egalitarianism,
feminism,
meritocracy,
Pope Francis,
Roman rite
Monday, November 03, 2014
Who Has a Greater Claim?
The Economist: A comb worth fighting for
Orthodox Christianity in China
I'm waiting for the rebirth of the Assyrian Mission in China. A greater priority than the Patriarchate of Constantinople?
Orthodox Christianity in China
I'm waiting for the rebirth of the Assyrian Mission in China. A greater priority than the Patriarchate of Constantinople?
Japan's Population Implosion
Life That Refuses Life by Rod Dreher
"I used to have a female Japanese semi-friend (friendly acquaintence) who was in the US on a student visa and who desperately hoped to get an American husband. When, finally, she had to return to Japan unmarried, she told me that meant that she would have to be celibate for the rest of her life. She wanted to marry and have children, but she was absolutely determined that she would not do so within the context of Japanese culture."
How picky was she?
"I used to have a female Japanese semi-friend (friendly acquaintence) who was in the US on a student visa and who desperately hoped to get an American husband. When, finally, she had to return to Japan unmarried, she told me that meant that she would have to be celibate for the rest of her life. She wanted to marry and have children, but she was absolutely determined that she would not do so within the context of Japanese culture."
How picky was she?
Sunday, November 02, 2014
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