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Saturday, February 12, 2005

Favorite Movie of 2004

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Christianity Today is surveying readers of its web site to determine their favorite movie of last year. Being cultural recluses we saw too f...

New Virulent HIV

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An article in Bloomberg.com reveals that a new and extremely virulent strain of HIV has been found in a New York man. Following are excerpt...

Follow up

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While surfing the 'net, I came across this must read article : These paragraphs hit me right between the eyes as they, and the rest o...

Keep your eye on China

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I don't know if this is article is credible but if it is, it's not good. http://www.321energy.com From the link: Despite what ...

The Loopy Logic of Hate Speech Law

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Viewpoint posted a report a couple of months ago on the case of a Swedish pastor who was convicted of hate speech and sentenced to a month ...
Friday, February 11, 2005

The Eason Jordan Scandal

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By now anyone who gets their news from the new media has heard of the Eason Jordan disgrace. The problem is that if you get your news from t...

Dust in the Wind

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I noticed that Mark Roberts uses the 1978 Kansas song Dust in the Wind as a jumping off point for a post on Ash Wednesday. This was an inte...
Thursday, February 10, 2005

News From Iraq

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Strategy Page gives us this report in its daily briefing: February 10, 2005: Terrorists in Iraq have resumed their terrorist campaign of ...

Nothing New Under the Sun

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From the link : The gap between US exports and imports hit an all-time high of $671.7bn (484bn euro) in 2004, latest figures show. The de...

Inquiring Minds Want to Know

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From CFO.com : In January, insiders bought a mere $34.1 million of their own companies' stock, little more than a third of the $95 mill...

The Face of the Secular Left

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Jacob Laskin and Ann Coulter limn portraits of Ward Churchill on Front Page Mag , and they are not pretty pictures. Churchill's is the...
Wednesday, February 9, 2005

The Richard Sternberg Affair

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Readers may recall the contretemps surrounding the Richard Sternberg affair and his alleged mistreatment at the Smithsonian Institute, whic...

Making Them Talk

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Power Line has some good news on the war against Iraqi terrorists: The latest top al Qaeda operative to fall is Zarqawi's military ad...

State of the Union...

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Ughh...I'm reeling from the recent price drop in gold...all the way to my favorite gold dealer to buy more! Why? Simply because gold s...

The President's Numbers

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We're not big on public opinion polls unless they confirm our prejudices, of course, and this one by Gallup does just that so we'll...
Tuesday, February 8, 2005

We Report, You Decide

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Jeff Jacoby of the Boston Globe has a problem with some of the tactics employed by female interrogators at Guantanamo Bay on Muslim prisone...

Is Killing <i>Fun</i>?

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Adventures With Chester has a ton of background on the now famous LtGen Jim Mattis who shocked the delicate sensibilities of the fragile fl...

Ideological Flip-Flop

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Back in the early fifties William F. Buckley defined conservatism as standing athwart the juggernaut of history shouting "stop." W...

The Other Side of the Story

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The other day we posted and commented upon a story which appeared in the WSJ by David Klinghoffer about the reaction at the Smithsonian Ins...
Sunday, February 6, 2005

Follow up on gold

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Back in November I posted an article Gold vs the U.S. dollar . At that time I mentioned that the price of gold, having risen to new highs, ...