Tuesday Highlights

Good morning.

Zap.
COIN and Afghanistan.
Snuck in the pork bill. Anti-stimulus stuff in there too.
Just a little permutation?
Philosophy boners.
Mr Polamalu and Orthodoxy, and she didn’t remark that it looks like he’s intoning “Lord have mercy” when he’s crossing himself.
The pork bill again, a serious question unanswered alas it seems thus far.
Heh.
In which I concur completely with the NYTimes.
Rugged individualism … or not.
Yah, nope. It is misleading, duh. I’d be getting over 110 mpg if I drove 40 mph with minimal stopping in my Insight.
For yer office or home.
Art and bike … and a ultra low carbon emissions SUV.
Shakespeare as crypto-catholic, a review.

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By Mark – February 10, 2009

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JewishAtheist says

Shakespeare as crypto-catholic, a review.

LOL. Shakespeare was the ultimate humanist.

February 10, 2009, 14:57

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