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The Treasury Department wants more power. I can’t even comment on this.
iMonk: What Do Gays and Lesbians Hear? Must reading.
Clinton’s Campaign Record
Sports: No way the Sabres are making the playoffs. And they don’t deserve to.

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Dallas Willard is coming for a Conference on Ministry at one of my alma maters (I’ve graduated from too many places…). I very much intend to make the time to go to this conference, on recommendation from iMonk and others.
Ron Paul’s campaign is finally over as of Thursday night. Of course, this […]

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For those of us who have turned 100% against Bush, this is a good balancing piece. I said when he got re-elected in ‘04 that if he was going to have any chance of a positive legacy, it would be in Africa, not Iraq.
But if we could return for a moment to the […]

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Experiment: Frozen in Grand Central

Hey, Jude

The New Indiana Jones Trailer

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Who’s Still Afraid of Osama? Steve Chapman argues that the idea of a terrorist with a nuke is exceedingly unlikely. Eye-opening, and I’d like to hear responses to that one.
 
The BHT Celebrated its 6th Birthday This Week - It’s been an honor to be a part of it for the last couple […]

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Speaking Times for the Debate - Um…not fair?
Excellent Anti-Clinton Blogging - If you want a regular dose of rational and funny anti-Clinton blogging, you should be following Andrew Sullivan. Great stuff, and not the typical Republican freak-out, but really intelligent commentary on why this woman cannot be president.
A Visual Map of the […]

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Panopticon? Greece is “the only country in the world in which there are “adequate safeguards” against surveillance abuse.” If Foucault were alive, I think he’d have a lot to say about that.
Errancy The inerrancy discussion/debate is happening again at the Tavern and across the blogosphere as […]

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BREAKING NEWS: New Hampshire GOP Backs out of Fox GOP Forum!
It’s a video report this week.
Ron Paul Supporters and the 12 Corners of Brighton (Rochester, NY…about 5 minutes from my home):

Red State Update on Iowa Caucuses:

Editorial (not a video): Kuyperians, Theonomists, and Covenanters for Paul?
Bill Chellis asks why many Reformed Christians (of the covenanter type) […]

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The last several posts at Andrew Peterson’s blog are live performances of the main Christmas content of his excellent album, Behold the Lamb of God. They’ve been up for awhile, but if you didn’t know that already…now you do, and they’re well worth your time. Pierce Pettis sings “It Came to Pass!”
N.T. […]

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Update (I’ll be adding updates all day): Another great satire: U.S. Media Concerned Over Voters not Supporting Correct Candidates:

In a disturbing new trend, increasing numbers of U.S. voters are throwing their support behind candidates that can’t win, media representatives said yesterday at a National Press Club conference. And if the trend continues into the […]

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Huckabee takes a huge lead in Iowa, and is second nationwide.
But the implications of this story might change all that.
Looks like the Ron Paul Blimp is going to be a reality. I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, as the MSM continues to ignore him, publicity needs to be […]

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Today is World AIDS Day
If you’re like me, and you’ve head a lot about Jacques Ellul, but you never read anything by him, there are free downloads of some of his writing here. (HT to BHT)
If you’re just counting the money, Ron Paul is the GOP frontrunner. $10.3 million so far in the […]

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Ron Paul has exceeded $9 million in two months. There are two more big support days coming up: RudysReadingList.com, and TeaParty07. If you were planning to donate on December 16, the “Tea Party,” consider donating on the Rudy’s Reading List Day instead - November 30. The earlier the campaign gets […]

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These weekend reports are getting smaller and smaller as the amount of time I have to blog decreases.  My two classes are winding down - final paper time for both.  I’m also responsible for developing curriculum to prepare my fellow Cardiovascular Technicians at U of R to take the RCIS (Registered Cardiac Invasive […]

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A Little Dance
How to Tell a Pastor to Do His Job from CGO.  Keep listening, and you can do a little dance at the end.
Sword of Gryffindor Updates
Deceiving Appearances in Prisoner of Azkaban - How Rowling keeps teaching us about prejudice. 
Draught of Living Death - Janet Batchelor says what I’ve been wanting to […]

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