Common Ground Abortion Reduction on The Washington Post’s Front Page (1)
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Today’s front page feature in The Washington Post is a good profile of the religious leaders and partnerships that Sojourners has actively worked with to find common ground on the abortion debate. This coverage was the result of the media teleconference…
Keeping the ‘Consistent’ in ‘Consistent Ethic of Life’ (1)
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Twelve years ago this week, the Catholic Church lost one of her great and humble leaders, Cardinal Joseph Bernardin. Bernardin captured the vision of the second Vatican council: Carry forward tradition, not traditionalism; cling to the faithful first, and the dogma…
E se Matrix funzionasse su Windows XP? (5)
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Someone is wrong on the internet ... (1)
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... and that someone is Shoba Narayan who, in her latest Mint column, says this: ... Men are better at some fields than women. Although he got a lot of flak for his “gaffe” about women not being good at math, I happen to agree with Larry Summers. There are exceptions—Sujata Ramadorai being one—but in general, women somehow don’t do so well in math. None of the Fields Medal winners so far has been a ...
Big Government Conservatism (2)
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If you hop over to the Cato blog, you can find a bunch of posts stating that the reason Republicans have lost ground in 2006 and 2008 is that they’ve permitted too much spending. What you don’t see is much evidence to support this argument, or any serious consideration of the possibility that the GOP became more spending-tolerant (approving, e.g., the 2003 Medicare bill) and the Democratic Party won elections for the same underlying cause ...
Vicar "Accidentally" Gets Potato Caught In His Ass (1)
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Honestly, who hasn't had this happen to them? According to TheSun: A VICAR turned up in agony at a hospital — with a potato stuck in his bottom. The clergyman told stunned casualty nurses he fell backwards on to his kitchen table while hanging curtains. He happened to be nude at the time of the mishap. The embarrassed reverend, in his 50s, had to undergo a delicate operation to extract the offending vegetable. Like most ...
BBC iPlayer in the Mesh (1)
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As you may have seen in David Treadwell’s piece on stage today at PDC, Anthony Rose, Head of Digital at BBC Future Media and Technology, presented a project we’ve been working on with the BBC over the past couple of months and that has kept me heads down for quite a bit of time. Hopefully the demo represented some useful ideas for what you might want to construct using the Live Mesh , but I’ll ...
The Pope on Twitter! (3)
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An assembly of Catholic bishops on Monday called for the use of mass communications - including television, cinema, DVDs and even iPods - to be used to spread the Bible in as many languages as possible. No word on Twitter, Flickr or blogging yet! The old way of word of mouth marketing doesn’t seem efficient enough in the digital age. “The voice of the Divine Word must resonate over the radio, on Internet channels with ...
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Leggi l'originale: E se Matrix funzionasse su Windows XP?, su pollycoke :) orginale via #kde-devel-it ;)
