Saturday, November 23, 2013
Bad enough that female tweens are getting FB accounts. Instagram and smart phones as well? Enough with the technology-enabled narcissism. Parents need to do some parenting.
Labels:
decline and fall,
narcissism,
parenting,
Uhmericans
Friday, November 22, 2013
"Conservatism"
Lauded by Catholic feminists on Facebook for showing how important motherhood is.
Post by A Mighty Girl.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
A Milestone
The First Four Women in Marine Corps History Have Completed Infantry Training
For 1st Time Female Marines to Graduate from Enlisted Infantry Training
This generation is lost; what else is left but a chastisement as a reset? They have no idea of reality and what is necessary for a community to really survive, but just the brainwashing they have received which is enabled by cheap energy. Let the white knights get what they deserve for cheering radical egalitarianism on. "Weep not for me, but weep for yourselves, and for your children..."
For 1st Time Female Marines to Graduate from Enlisted Infantry Training
This generation is lost; what else is left but a chastisement as a reset? They have no idea of reality and what is necessary for a community to really survive, but just the brainwashing they have received which is enabled by cheap energy. Let the white knights get what they deserve for cheering radical egalitarianism on. "Weep not for me, but weep for yourselves, and for your children..."
Profiting from Nostalgia
How a New York Agency Made the Most Irish Whiskey Commercial of the Year by Christine Champagne
Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey
Moody Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey Ad Is A Glass Act (VIDEO)
Liam Clancy:
The High Kings:
The Wailin' Jennys:
Celtic Woman
Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey
Moody Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey Ad Is A Glass Act (VIDEO)
Liam Clancy:
The High Kings:
The Wailin' Jennys:
Celtic Woman
Labels:
advertising,
Celtic music,
Ireland,
mass culture,
nostalgia,
Wailin' Jennys
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
After the first two characters escaped from danger, who was going to be "the hero who falls" in tonight's episode of Person of Interest became obvious in the last minutes of the show, before it happened. Any chance of survival? The headlines in entertainment news will tell us tomorrow.
Edit. Nope, it looks like it is final.
Edit. Nope, it looks like it is final.
Misc Items for Today
The Lecture Works, and It Always Has by Collin Garbarino
How Many Friends Can Your Brain Handle?
Certain brain areas are enlarged and white-matter tracts were better connected in people with larger social networks
The Bourgeois Are At the Gates by Dale M. Coulter
How Many Friends Can Your Brain Handle?
Certain brain areas are enlarged and white-matter tracts were better connected in people with larger social networks
The Bourgeois Are At the Gates by Dale M. Coulter
Labels:
Christopher Dawson,
consumerism,
education,
friendship
The Legacy of the Gettysburg Address
“My Problem With So-Called Conservatives,” By Marshall DeRosa
Jeffrey Polet, Gettysburg at 150: Some Essays
Gettysburg Gospel
Kirkpatrick Sale, The Frauds of the Gettysburg Address
Related:
Kevin Gutzman: Lincoln, Kennedy, Obama, and the value of compromise
Patrick Cleburne, The Gettysburg Address: Not Heritage For Obama's Nation
On the Sesquicentennial of Vicksburg and Gettysburg
“An Age of Centralization,” By Jeff Taylor
“The ‘Bill of Rights’ is not the Constitution,” By Bruce Frohnen
John Willson, John Lukacs’s Valediction
Jeffrey Polet, Gettysburg at 150: Some Essays
Gettysburg Gospel
Kirkpatrick Sale, The Frauds of the Gettysburg Address
Related:
Kevin Gutzman: Lincoln, Kennedy, Obama, and the value of compromise
Patrick Cleburne, The Gettysburg Address: Not Heritage For Obama's Nation
On the Sesquicentennial of Vicksburg and Gettysburg
“An Age of Centralization,” By Jeff Taylor
“The ‘Bill of Rights’ is not the Constitution,” By Bruce Frohnen
John Willson, John Lukacs’s Valediction
It's too early to say.
NLM: Has Pope Francis Saved Western Culture? by David Clayton
Perhaps he should have been more specific and referred to Anglophone culture.
Perhaps he should have been more specific and referred to Anglophone culture.
Bourgeois Christians Love Fracking
And the prospect of cheap energy to keep their lifestyles going in perpetuity.
First Things: An Anti-Fracking Pope? by J. David Nolan
Thursday, November 14, 2013, 12:50 PM
See the comments.
"The problem with the world (and the Church) is me."
New Catholic Land Movement: The Coming Industrial Devolution
First Things: An Anti-Fracking Pope? by J. David Nolan
Thursday, November 14, 2013, 12:50 PM
See the comments.
"The problem with the world (and the Church) is me."
New Catholic Land Movement: The Coming Industrial Devolution
Labels:
consumerism,
decline and fall,
energy,
environmentalism,
Uhmericans
Would They Read the Manosphere?
Catholic San Francisco: Bishops asked to assess marriage, family life by Cindy Wooden
Monday, November 18, 2013
The Problem of Too Much Variability in the OF
NLM: Indeterminacy and Optionitis by Peter kwasniewski
See also: Several Historical Postconciliar Missals Now Online for Viewing
See also: Several Historical Postconciliar Missals Now Online for Viewing
Symbolic Logic Exercise
Peter Hitchens: A Review of 'The Diversity Illusion' by Ed West
"I simply don’t accept this. I think racial harmony is completely attainable, through the unifying force of a shared culture. The utter predominance of culture over ‘race’ is interestingly illustrated in reverse by this episode in Japan, about which I wrote (the full article is here http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1192777/Welcome-rock-Hitchens-San-.html) in June 2009..."
He is not making the following argument, as if the second is a inference from the first - I think he is making two separate claims.
same ethnicity, but different culture --> seen as outsider
different ethnicity, but same culture --> seen as insider (= not seen as outsider)
e & ~c -> x
~e & c -> ~x
But would it be a sound argument? I would think not, but I don't want to revisit symbolic logic to show that this is the case.
At any right, I would argue that it is possible that ~e & c -> x. Why? Because even if culture is an important identifier for who is in your group, it may not be the only or the most important factor.
"I simply don’t accept this. I think racial harmony is completely attainable, through the unifying force of a shared culture. The utter predominance of culture over ‘race’ is interestingly illustrated in reverse by this episode in Japan, about which I wrote (the full article is here http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1192777/Welcome-rock-Hitchens-San-.html) in June 2009..."
He is not making the following argument, as if the second is a inference from the first - I think he is making two separate claims.
same ethnicity, but different culture --> seen as outsider
different ethnicity, but same culture --> seen as insider (= not seen as outsider)
e & ~c -> x
~e & c -> ~x
But would it be a sound argument? I would think not, but I don't want to revisit symbolic logic to show that this is the case.
At any right, I would argue that it is possible that ~e & c -> x. Why? Because even if culture is an important identifier for who is in your group, it may not be the only or the most important factor.
Labels:
culture,
identity,
immigration,
Japan,
Peter Hitchens
Dreamt I was on retreat at the local sem and some priests I knew were giving someone else (who had become Byz) a hard time, while some Byz priests were getting ready to celebrate Divine Liturgy.
There were also free books! Including MacIntyre.
Earlier there was a dream about y from STA...
Cold-induced dreams?
There were also free books! Including MacIntyre.
Earlier there was a dream about y from STA...
Cold-induced dreams?
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Someone pointed out, rightly, that those who go clubbing usually do so in groups or with their SOs; they don't do so in order to meet their soulmates, though a casual hook-up or ONS might result. A Darwinian battlefield, where the weapons are false eyelashes, makeup, tight and short dresses, high heels? Since these women are probably not thinking about reproduction, no, but the nightclub is an opportunity for women to display their SMV, on the terms of contemporary hook-up culture. Stupidity on full display, and I haven't even started talking about the women who were getting drunk and could barely walk. There were a few who were doing some scandalous moves but it didn't happen as often as one might think. Maybe we were just in a "classier" nightclub in SF.
Getting Their Knickers in a Twist
We are at war with those who are at war with reality.
Truthful dating and relationship advice is terribly sexist. Does that mean reality is sexist, too?
Justin Lookadoo
The Atlantic article.
Daily Mail report on the outrage.
Truthful dating and relationship advice is terribly sexist. Does that mean reality is sexist, too?
Justin Lookadoo
The Atlantic article.
Daily Mail report on the outrage.
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