Archive for November, 2006

Nov 28 2006

Volokh on Long Distance Relationships

Published by Mark at 12:38 pm

I can personally vouch that this is all completely true.

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Nov 22 2006

Conservatism in Crisis?

Published by Mark at 10:05 am

In response to a question posed to the 2006-2007 ISI Honors Fellows, I sent the following to our listhost: Dear fellow conservatives: After reading the articles to which MCH linked (here, here, and here) and doing some reflection, I believe there is a crucial distinction missing in our discussion. I think “Whither conservatism?” is the [...]

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Nov 21 2006

Robert Pirsig

Published by Mark at 3:47 pm

I point you to this highly interesting interview with Robert Pirsig. He is the author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and its sequel, Lila, both of which I’ve read and greatly enjoyed. Pirsig, along with Hermann Hesse, is also the reason I became interested in philosophy. I read Hesse’s The Glass Bead [...]

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Nov 14 2006

Good Values

Published by Mark at 3:51 pm

Two things of note which are encouraging in that they portray good values still at work in the world: 1) An editor at c|net tells about the mystique imparted to children by analogue electronics. 2) Finally, a sensible position on homosexuality in the (er, The) church.

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Nov 09 2006

Election Wake

Published by Mark at 8:09 pm

So the GOP losing the House was pretty much a certainty, and in my opinion a good way to send them a wake-up call. But losing the senate means that judicial hearings and passing legislation suddenly become much more difficult. Anyway, the morning after the election The Corner was filled with a lot of good [...]

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Nov 02 2006

Why I want to go to law school…

Published by Mark at 5:00 pm

…in the words of the Apostle Paul: Let nothing be done through selfish ambition or conceit, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem others better than himself. Let each of you look out not only for his own interests, but also for the interests of others. – Philippians 2:3-4

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Nov 02 2006

in vino salus

Published by Mark at 12:59 pm

BBC: Wine ‘allows guilt-free gluttony.’ According to the study cited by the article: A chemical found in red wine could make guilt-free gluttony a reality, an international study suggests. When given to mice, it countered some effects of a high-calorie diet, improving their health and increasing their life-span, the team reported. …Previous research has revealed [...]

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