At the moment of this post’s publication, in 1969, human beings began walking on the surface of...
Month: July 2012
Why do I like Nolan’s Batman movies? Why have I anticipated each one so much, taking part...
Tim Kowal’s post prompted some wide-ranging thoughts about what the government is entitled to. Here they are.
The President has been insisting for some time now that those who earn more than $250,000 a...
Okay. Who saw it? I haven’t seen it yet. If I loved the first two, will I love...
We’ll be having our next LoOG symposium soon, starting on the first Monday in August (August 6). The...
So a few days after posting up my big pitch, I’m having a bit of trouble getting...
So the Emmy nominations are in with some interesting choices, even if the roster’s overall impression conveys...
~by James Hanley This is not a sermon; there will be no alter call at which I...
My oldest daughter starts college in a few weeks. She’s going to live on campus and she’s pretty...
I do love A Bit of Fry & Laurie. This is quite a brilliant sketch, whatever you make...
~by Anderson Tuggle The other day I came upon a rather odd—though not unusual—bill currently in our...
The past three days have seen three important events in Israeli politics, which, taken together, will have...
I know that it’s silly season, so whenever I say anything remotely campaign related, it means I’m...
Throughout the campaign, Mitt Romney’s go-to response to criticism of his tenure as CEO of Bain Capital...
“Publishing… now.” The above is the entire contents of an email I received from Erik Kain exactly...
As you may have seen, Nobel Laureate President Obama recently gave a speech at a Campaign Event...
I wasn’t going to write about this, but the one-two punch of Rod Dreher and John Podhoretz...
Anybody familiar with “The Lonely Crowd” [1950]? I’m not, but it seems relevant. Consider this a bleg—it...
Dear Readers, Some of you may know that over the last year or so, I’ve been struggling...
