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Expect The Unexpected Things eh .... That's what i am gonna say about Acid Black Cherry 's upcoming New Single and my feelings right now. Even i did think about yasu will release...put the ice and water inside his helmet and this last part is the funniest .... xD source and credit for all Gif images : here Poor darling Ben .....
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For kamesanctuary 's Kame birthday bash, I somewhat foolishly offered to contribute a scan of Kame's 2011 Dreamboys poster. Sharing it here now as well. Comments if you take are appreciated...you haven't yet. ^^ Smaller preview: High res downloads: 2400p, 5,7 MB 3600p, 13,2 MB BIG, 117 MB There are currently comments on the Dreamwidth version of this post .
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Organize my list into sibsets? +suggestions?
Hi. (I'm not expecting, just a name nerd!)
I'm hoping to figure out my naming style a little clearer and find some sibsets within my list. I also would love some suggestions of names you might think I would like.
My list isn't long because I am picky!
Atlas (Maybe just a middle? Or does it fit with these other names?)
To give you a further idea of my style: I don't care much for popularity, but seem to stay away from more popular names for girls, but with boys its not a concern.20 yr old name nerd, nanny & health and nutrition undergrad
Harriet Jean - Olive Theodora - Frances Marilyn - Susanna Daphne - Winifred Alice
Tobias Hugo - David Augustus - Peter Archibald - Charles Finnian - Rupert Ezra
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Harriet, Olive and Peter (*swoon*) (Hattie, Ollie and Peter)
Winifred and Frances (ditto) (Winnie and Frankie)
Peter and Charles
Theodore and Frances
Atlas and Olive
Daphne and Beau
Charles, Theodore and Winifred.
Really, they could all make beautiful sibsets- Atlas is great I think it would fit right in, it has the sort of deliciously clunky / old fashioned feel that the rest of your names have. I LOVE your style.
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At my daughters 18 month check up she was 35.5 inches and 30 pounds. Everytime I take her out people says wow she's so tall and people think she is 3. Just curious how tall other kids her age are?
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my daughter is 19 months 33in and 26lbs :)
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My lo is tall and skinny... 33.5 inches tall and 23 lbs
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I haven't been on this board in awhil but I was actually wondering if anyone is going through what we are with a baby Lurch and found this thread! It's so comforting to know there are so many others with a big kid. DS just had his checkup a few weeks ago and is 32.6 lbs and after the doctor re-measured like 6 times, he is 38.5 inches! He weighs a pound more than my 4 year old DD but thankfully she is crazy tall too.
The crazy thing is DH is about 6'1 and I'm only 5'7-5'8.....
The crazy thing is DH is about 6'1 and I'm only 5'7-5'8.....
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My little guy is 32 in and weighs 27lbs. He has the shortest little legs you have ever seen though, he is just starting to grow out of his 12 month pants!
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MIne is tall and thin, he is currently 19 month old.The people think that he is 2 and half year old.
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At 18 month check up was 36.5 inches and 30lbs. He is a very tall boy. I swear he looks 3.
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FGCU women go for three straight A-Sun titles
Top-notch conditioning has always been a staple for Florida Gulf Coast University's women's soccer team.
It's how they've put together three straight Atlantic Sun Conference regular season titles and two straight tournament titles. Now, the Eagles (14-4-3 last season, 7-1-1 in A-Sun) look to turn up the dial on their already fast-paced style and bring in a new piece to the puzzle: assistant coach Henry Singleton. Since his arrival earlier this month, the coaching staff is focusing more on what has brought them success over the last three years.
"We're trying to get fit and get the system under our belts so they know what we're expecting of them and how we want to play," said head coach Jim Blankenship, in his seventh season at FGCU. "A bit of it is preseason; it's like any other sport. It's like trying to get a feel for what works and getting to know the personalities and the kids get an opportunity to read each other. The more we play, the more comfortable they seem to be getting."
The chemistry is growing with the help of their four preseason all-conference players Ally Kasun, Shannen Wacker, Emma Blackwell and Melissa Arnold. All four said togetherness is vital to three-peat and four-peat as champions this season. Kasun, the A-Sun preseason player of the year and fan-voted player of the year, said the pressure of living up to the awards motivates her to push her team to the next level.
"I mean, that's our goal," said Kasun, the 2012 A-Sun tourney MVP. "We want to win again; we want to make it to the tournament. It's gonna take a ton of hard work, commitment. It's gonna take more than it did last year. We have a target on our back now."
Kasun said Singleton is helping them practice at a championship level. Blackwell is behind him 100 percent. She said the new drills he's implementing gets the competitive drive flowing. Wacker said he's still trying to learn their style of play, but he has a lot of schemes he wants to add to their repertoire.
In the mean time, he's still getting use to his new digs.
"He's a little shy right now, but he's breaking out of his shell," Blackwell said. "I like him a lot. He's cool. He's really supportive."
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"It's 100 percent going to take effort and energy, which is what our coaches always hit on in practice," Arnold said. "But honestly, mainly, it's just gonna take heart."
The team has had tremendous regular season and tournament success, but hasn't been able to make it out the first round of the NCAA tournament. Blankenship said the tough non-conference schedule will prepare them for the A-Sun and whoever they hope to match up with in the NCAA's. He feels no pressure, but he thinks his Eagles are ready to soar to a new height.
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I strongly believe that the difference between a great person and an average person is how they react to setbacks. To me personally, I've had my fair (or should I say unfair) share of bad luck in my life. Really big setbacks that someone of my age shouldn't of had to deal with. But I got through them by thinking to myself, that right, if it was somebody else in my shoes, they would probably give up. The fact that I am still standing strong and I will get through it, makes me better than these 'people'. To me, it gives me a great sense of power and pride, knowing that I have just overcome something that most others couldn't. However, a while ago, I came across this article, outlining some setbacks overcame by Abraham Lincoln on his way to becoming president. It is truly inspiring. 1816 His family was forced out of their home. He had to work to support them. 1818 His mother died. 1831 Failed in business. 1832 Ran for state legislature -- lost. l832 Also lost his job -- wanted to go to law school but couldn't get in. 1833 Borrowed some money from a friend to begin a business and by the end of the year he was bankrupt. He spent the next 17 years of his life paying off this debt. 1834 Ran for state legislature again -- won. 1835 Was engaged to be married, sweetheart died and his heart was broken. 1836 Had a total nervous breakdown and was in bed for six months. 1838 Sought to become speaker of the state legislature -- defeated. 1840 Sought to become elector -- defeated. 1843 Ran for Congress -- lost. 1846 Ran for Congress again -- this time he won -- went to Washington and did a good job. 1848 Ran for re-election to Congress -- lost. 1849 Sought the job of land officer in his home state -- rejected. 1854 Ran for Senate of the United States -- lost. 1856 Sought the Vice-Presidential nomination at his party's national convention -- get less than 100 votes. 1858 Ran for U.S. Senate again -- again he lost. 1860 Elected president of the United States.
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THE URBAN LEAGUE just issued its annual State of Black America. The state, writes Errol Louis in the New York Daily News is Not so great, could be better. What is needed, he writes, is a culture war,
Specifically, we need aggressive, concerted action by members and institutions of the respectable black middle class to do open combat against the rise of an ancient enemy: a bold, seductive street unfold
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THE BRILLIANT columnist to the world, Mark Steyn (perm) said it all when he talked to Hugh Hewitt on Wednesday. He illustrated the shocking double standard that liberals use when approaching any political question. And it applies in spades when it comes to immigration, of which Mark Steyn has personal knowledge as a legal immigrant from Canada:
If you're a legal immigrant, and you enroll your children in a unfold
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ONE THING SEEMS to be a constant. Our educated elites dont like bold, decisive presidents. Sixty years ago President Harry Truman was beginning to make the decisions that would shift the nations strategic focus from defeating Nazism to containing communism. Then as now, people talked about the little man in the White House.
The start of the cold war was similar to the start of the war on terror. Writes Alan Dowd in the Weekly unfold
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WE TEACH IMMIGRANTS to become cultural Americans. We teach them to become economic Americans.
But we do not teach immigrants to become political Americans, to love this country with heart and mind.
That is what Peggy Noonan writes in OpinionJournal.com. And being Peggy she is very polite about it. Instead of sweeping her snickersnee through a platoon of the usual suspects she just writes:
Who is at fault? Those of us who let the myth unfold
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SUPPOSE YOU had been watching the French riots on your TV. Which ones, you ask? They do seem to run together.
Let us start with the riots of Fall 2005 when the young folks from the banlieues expressed their rage and frustration.
Many compassionate and sensitive analysts voiced their concern about the root cause of the riots. They pointed to the 25 percent youth unemployment that reached, in the banlieues, 50 percent. It was time for the French government to do something about the sclerotic economy and unfold
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HERE IN THE United States colleges have complained for years about students who need to take remedial courses before they can start their freshman classes. But in Britain, if that is possible, things are worse, according to Minette Marrin. In Britain
huge numbers of children arrive at secondary school unable to read properly for their age or for their studies. That is well known, despite new Labours empty claims of success in education. unfold
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EVERY TIME Washington DC is consumed by a controversial national issue, there seems to be an assumption that Republicans are the most vulnerable.
In the present immigration flap, everyone assumes that Republicans are in danger of splitting. Dick Morris writes that at least there is a chance that Republicans can get out alive. In the Washington Post unfold
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SO NOW WE KNOW. About a week later. The apparently spontaneous marches and demonstrations against the immigration bills now before the U.S. Congress were organized by the Hispanic Media.
Nothing wrong with that. Its a free country. But yous expect better performance from professional journalists raised in the Who What When Where Why and How school and supported by professional editors, researchers, and fact-checkers.
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YESTERDAY, if you were a conservative blogreader you would have read InstaPundit or Road to the Middle Class and learned about this report from StrategyPage.
StrategyPage reported that war in Iraq against the insurgency, Al Qaeda and the Saddamites, is all but over. Now the conflict was going to be between the official government and the Sadr and Badr unfold
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ENOUGH OF POLITICS. Lets return to the important stuff, the cycle of generation. It is spring and everywhere the birds and the bees and doing what comes naturally.
Right now the sandhill cranes are flying through Eckert, in western Colorado, on their way from New Mexico to their breeding grounds at Grays Lake, Idaho. At Eckert Crane Count they count the birds as they come in every night to roost around Fruit Growers Reservoir. Yesterday, March 26, there were about 2,500 unfold
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LETS change the subject in Iraq. According to StrategyPage Deaths from revenge killings now exceed those from terrorist or anti-government activity.
Al Qaeda is beaten, and running for cover. The Sunni Arab groups that financed thousands of attacks against the government and coalition groups, are now battling each other, al Qaeda, and Shia death squads.
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ITS BEEN a rough week in France. First of all, the French are determined to teach Apple Computer a lesson and tell them how to sell iPod and iTunes in France. According to the Sydney Morning Herald:
French politicians have approved an online copyright bill that will require Apple to break open the exclusive format behind its market-leading iTunes music store and iPod players.
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ITS AN untold story. And the mainstream media isnt telling it.
According to Mark Yost in the American Spectator there has been a remarkable improvement in the care of the wounded over previous US wars.
"Soldiers are walking on prostheses that wouldn't have lived before," said Lieutenant Colonel Clark Searle, an Army orthopedic surgeon who served in Iraq in 2003 with the 86th and 21st Combat Support Hospitals. "People are keeping limbs that unfold
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AS WE HAVE seen here at Road to the Middle Class, the MSM dont like Harvey Mansfields Manliness. And you can understand why. The whole concept of manliness, the masculine trait of confident risk-taking goes against the central principle of the progressive class and their Precautionary Principle, the idea that you should not risk anything unless you are really sure that nothing can go wrong.
It therefore makes complete sense that the MSM would be against unfold
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HERE AT Road to the Middle Class we have said: Of course there is civil war in Iraq. There are parties contending for power, parties that mobilized for war after the collapse of the Saddam regime. What else are you going to call it?
But Ralph Peters in The New York Post says no. You want civil war, he writes, try this definition:
I'd define it as a broad internal conflict between unfold
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ANOTHER WAL-MART nightmare. Famed civil-rights activist Andrew Young has gone over to the dark side. Yes, here he is boogie-ing with Wal-Mart workers at the grand opening of a Wal-Mart in a black area of Atlanta. And judging from the photo, a grand time was had by all.
It was just a month ago, reports Errin Haines of the Associated Press, that Andrew Young and his company GoodWorks International unfold
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AS IF WAL-MART didnt have enough on its plate, what with every sushi-loving liberal sneering at its products and its shoppers and trying to unionize is employees, now Wal-Mart wants to sell sushi.
Its new Plano, Texas, store will be targeted at a higher income demographic, according to David Koening of Associated Press. The new store will come
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by Christopher Chantrill
ARE YOU AN opponent of school choice? Do you know in your bones that taking money away from the common school will hurt kids? Do you have a pile of academic, peer reviewed studies sitting on your kitchen table that prove without a doubt that choice choice is right-wing utopianism? Now is your chance to teach the school choice shills a lesson and win a steak dinner!
School-choice advocate Matthew Ladner is offering on NRO a steak unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WILL THERE be newspapers in 2010? People are beginning to wonder. Instapundit Glenn Reynolds thinks there will be newspapers in 2010, but maybe not on paper.
What must the media do to stay in business? Get back to basics, of course. It must get back to its forte, actual gathering and reporting of truthful, accurate, hard news.
But it has got to get out of the union mentality. That makes sense, of course. You can only have unions, with their workplace rules unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
IT JUST CONFIRMS the suspicion that every liberal has had since childhood. Remember those whiny, insecure kids in elementary school? They all turned into bible-thumping conservative Christian bigots, didnt they?
Yes, its true. Now a researcher has confirmed what many liberals suspected. By following 100 children from Berkeley, California, through their lives they have found a 7% correlation between whininess and conservatism. According to unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
LIBERTARIAN ABC journalist John Stossel is still getting grief for his documentary Stupid in America, a critique of the public school monopoly. So hes taking his liberal critics on one by one.
Yes, he says, you can skew survey results to show that public schools do better than private schools. The National School Boards Association
claims "America's public schools outperform private schools when variables unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WHAT ARE WE going to do about President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela? Alvaro Vargas Llosa, author of Liberty for Latin America, appeals to the left to understand how everything Chavez does goes against everything they believe.
Hes spending money on an arms buildup, hes creating a huge militia that answers to him and not to the armed forces. He sells his oil to the US and profits from the refining of his high-sulfur unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
ANYONE FOR Manliness? No thanks, old chap, say the book reviewers at The New York Times and The Washington Post in their review of Harvard professor Harvey Mansfields Manliness. Writes Walter Kirn in the NYT Book Review:
Mansfield seems stuck in a semantic time warp in which it is unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WHICH IS WORSE? To have journalists jump down your throat every time you say something foolish? Or is it to have journalists politely ignore your stupidity?
Whenever TV evangelist Pat Robertson says something foolish, it gets on the nightly TV news, and we understand from the reporters tone of voice that this time preacher Pat has really demonstrated that he has got a screw loose.
But when a lefty does something stupid, we dont get the same reaction.
For the last week French students have been rioting because the unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
ON THE THIRD anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, blogger Mohammed of Iraq the Model relives his experience.
First of all there is the experience of living under the regime of Saddam Hussein.
Life stopped and time stopped when Saddam ruled Iraq, actually that totalitarian regime was moving backwards and dragging us with it and nothing could stop the deterioration that began the moment Saddam came to power.
Then the Americans unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WHEN THEY PASSED the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to stop the Enron debacle from ever happening again they estimated that it would cost about $1.2 billion a year for corporations to fill in the forms to comply with the new law.
Actual outcome? Recent estimates from the American Electronic Association, for example, show that U.S. companies are spending $35 billion annually to comply with the law, according to Mallory Factor in OpinionJournal.com.
Guess who is unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
EVERYBODY KNOWS that the Republican Party is the party of white, religious, married people. And the Democratic Party is the party of non-white, secular, single people. For instance, Bush won in 2004 by 57-42 percent among married people. He lost among single people by 58-40. Thats a pretty big marriage gap. But married people represented 63 percent of the voters and single people 37 percent. Which group would you go after?
The Democrats have decided to win in 2006 by focusing on single people, according to unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
MOST GREAT battles seem in retrospect to have been forordained. But Waterloo was reported by the Duke of Wellington as a close-run thing. And many other battles could have gone one way or another.
So we can say that the Battle of Iraq is approaching decision time. Some people are saying that it is all over. In Time Joe Klein quotes all his friends who say that the Iraqis are ungovernable and that the only plausible reason for remaining in unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
IN CASE YOU forgot, this year we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the shipping container, that ubiquitous item that is forever traveling on ships, trains, and trucks across the oceans and continents.
It has provoked an explosion in world trade. And the reason is the same it always is. The container has radically reducing the cost of shipping.
When the first container ship, the Ideal-X, a converted World War II oil tanker, made its first trip in 1956 from Newark to Houston with 58 containers aboard, it reduced the cost unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
REMEMBER THE Hosannas when the Third Way rode into town in the 1990s? How the media loved Bill Clinton, who was going to show us a middle way between the extremes of right and left.
And then the British got to have their very own Bill Clinton in the person of Tony Blair, and the British people fell in love too.
What was it all about, really? The Clintons threw away all the good will in a disastrous two years that ended up with a Republican Congress. And now Tony Blair, who promised education, education, education, is unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WHILE WE ARE celebrating St. Patricks Day, let us not forget to celebrate the Irish economy. Ever since its landmark economic reform the Irish economy has been showing a lot of green, and not just on St. Paddys Day.
The Irish economy doubled during the 1990s, with economic growth hitting 15 percent. Now growth is down to a modest 6 percent annual growth. And Irelands per capita GDP is $34,100, ahead of Britain, France, Germany, and Italy.
How did it happen? Well, we supply-siders point to a simple fact. The unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WHAT IS GOING on? In The New York Times Michael Slackman and David E. Sanger report that Iran has invited the United States to hold negotiations on how to halt sectarian violence and restore calm in Iraq.
So what does this mean? Does it mean that Iran feels that they have the whip hand in Iraq and that the militias they have sponsored have the power to take over? Are unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
IT IS NOW THREE years since the invasion of Iraq. What was the point, and what have we gained?
At Princeton University, former Secretary of State George Schultz called for a dual track of military strength and diplomatic outreach, according to Regina Lee of the Daily Princetonian.
"The world has never been in a situation of better promise than now," Shultz, who served as secretary of state for seven years under President Ronald unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
A COUPLE OF weeks ago ABCs house libertarian John Stossel did a TV special on education, Stupid in America, which was critical of union work rules. Stossel is an advocate of school choice.
Pretty soon, a posse of teachers-union types turned up at his office to protest. They came to make a demand for respect for unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
THE PROVOST of Kings College in New York City just couldnt take it any more. So the provost, Peter Wood writing in NRO, decided to close the colleges undergraduate school of education.
Why bother with a bachelors degree in education, Wood decided? If you want to teach in New York state, you have to get a Masters degree eventually. Meanwhile the state has mandated that we offer dozens of intellectually vapid courses far unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
REPUBLICANS learned an important lesson in 1998. Americans dont want their president impeached. They figure that they voted for the guy. Now let him do his stuff.
Back then the MSM, or plain media as it was then, was delighted to tell the Republicans what Clinton-hating Puritans they were. And so, in accordance with the constitution, two Republicans had to resign to pay for Democrat Bill Clintons lie: I did not have sex with that woman, Ms Lewinsky.
That was then, this is now. Back then, the sense of unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WHAT DO WE do if the President is incapacitated? Or a drunk, or a depressive?
Thats the topic of an interesting essay by David Owen in QJ Med. Lord Owen was British Foreign Secretary in the Labour Government from 1977 to 1979.
We all know that President Wilson was completely incapacitated by a stroke in 1919. But did you know that President Mitterand of France was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1981 and became almost incapacitated later on in his unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
HOW WELL DO we understand the war on terror? How well are we doing? What is it we are fighting against? You could read A View from the Eye of the Storm by Haim Harari in FrontPage Magazine to get a broad strategic sweep.
The root of the trouble is that this entire Moslem region is totally dysfunctional, by any standard of the word, and would have been so even if Israel had joined the Arab league and an independent Palestine had existed for 100 unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
WE KNOW HOW goverment monopoly health care works in Canada, because we got a look with the Canadian movie The Barbarian Invasions. The way to get things done and actually get health care, it appeared, was a bit of bribery.
OK. We know those Canadians are wusses. But what about in the home of government health care in the Anglosphere, the United Kingdom with its beloved National Health Service?
by Christopher Chantrill
IT WILL TAKE a gain of 15 seats for the Democrats to take control of the House of Representatives this fall. Can they do it?
Long time elections expert Michael Barone says maybe. It would seem that gaining 15 seats should not be that hard, given that the Republicans gained 52 seats in 1994 to take the House. But this isnt 1994. At least not yet.
Democrats' chances of taking those 15 seats are not very good — if the voting patterns and political unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
HERES an interesting look inside Iran. The Iranian establishment is increasingly worried by the actions of the president of Iran, according to John R. Bradley in the Washington Times.
Iran's clerical and business establishments, deeply concerned by what they see as reckless spending and needlessly aggressive foreign policies, are increasingly turning against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Ahmadinejad was elected on a populist platform to unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
EVER SINCE Col. Drake discovered oil in Pennsylvania back in 1859 people have been solemnly forecasting that oil is about to run out.
They forecast it back in the 1860s, and they forecast it just before they discovered oil in Texas. Now the current fad is peak oil, the idea that we just passed by the peak in oil production and that it is downhill from now on.
Maybe they are right. But it really doesnt matter.
Actually, the forecast that we are running out of energy goes back even before the oil age. In the early unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
FOR A GENERATION Democrats have been selling the idea of a gender gap, the idea that more women vote for Democrats and that therefore Republicans have a problem.
Never mind that the gender gap implies also the reverse, that more men vote for Republicans and that therefore Democrats have a problem.
Instead, lets talk about a marriage gap, writes Jeff Jacoby.
In 2004 there was a 36 percent marriage gap among women.
In the most recent presidential unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
THERES one thing about economic guru Larry Kudlow. You could never accuse him of pessimism. And, he points out, theres every reason not to give in to the MSM drumbeat of bad news. You know the story. Theres
the insurgent-ridden reconstruction effort in Iraq, the looming Iran threat, the failed Dubai ports deal, the twin deficits, the presidents sagging poll numbers, the Jack Abrahamoff scandal, and on and on — theres one unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
HERE IS ASTONISHING news from China. In Shenzhen in south China, they have got themselves a labor shortage, according to Jane Macartney of the London Times.
There are only nine workers available for every ten jobs on offer in Guangdong and the situation is getting worse.
And it is not just that workers are scarce. They are also choosy about where they work.
The days of sweatshop labour may be numbered. Workers have mobile unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
ENOUGH OF THE frivolity, this is serious. Columnist Simon Heffer has uncovered a vast underground crime network in Britain. It all began innocently enough when an 82 year-old woman walked into a pub wearing a hat. The pub staff naturally enough wanted her to remove the hat, for security reasons, you understand.
[S]he could then be easily identified on security cameras when she started to unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
OK GIRLS, WHAT price Roe v. Wade now? A father has just sued to avoid paying child support on the grounds that he never wanted the child and shouldnt have to pay for that unwanted child.
In other words, he is pro-choice in the sense of NARAL Pro-Choice America and he is demanding his right to choice. Just as a woman can make the choice after conception whether to take her baby to term, so this young plaintiff is demanding his pro-choice rights too. According to unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
NOW THAT KYOTO is dead and the presidents so-called 'Asia-Pacific partnership on clean development and climate, a counter-Kyoto grouping of the United States, China, India, Australia, Japan and South Korea, is starting to look like the coming thing, its a good time to take a serious look at global warming. Here is a well-staffed take from Britains Lord Lawson, Chancellor of the Exchequer under Margaret Thatcher.
It is well unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
THE AWFUL SPECTACLE of the Republican Party scuttling to the right of the Democrats on national security over the Dubai ports deal obscures the real issue.
That Democrats are clueless, wrong on national security and wrong on economic policy. Again.
When President Bush infuriated the compassionate classes with his warning to the world that you are with us or you are against us he was articulating the overarching strategy of the United States.
That strategy is to invite the world to join us in our commonwealth of trust unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
THE BIG IDEA of the welfare state is its safety net. In the old days, we all know, people lived in fear of sickness, knowing that a single visit to the hospital could wipe them out.
Thank goodness that is over. In compassionate Britain for instance, with free at the point of service national health care you can never lose your house from paying your medical bills.
Or can you?
According to James Bartholomew, author of The unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
BACK IN THE day, when liberals were young, they were advising young people to turn on, tune in, and drop out. Or was it drop in and turn off?
Anyway, after telling young people to let it all hang out, after a generation of sex education showing teenagers how separate sex from marriage and the bearing of children, now all of a sudden liberals have decided that they dont like it.
Here we have millions of college kids taking the liberals advice and getting it on with everyone in sight, and liberals have decided that it is all unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
MANY OF US hoped that the fall of Larry Summers would not mean the end of Harvard University as we know it. We hoped that the Harvard Corporation, the governing body of the university, would act to preserve the univesritys ancient tradition of scholarship. But perhaps we were being too optimistic.
In The Weekly Standard retired Olin Foundation executive director James Piereson gives us unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
IN THE WAKE of the bombing of the Shia temple in Samarra, the MSM is polling the American people and discovering that an overwhelming majority of Americans believe that fighting between Sunni and Shiite Muslims in Iraq will lead to civil war, according to a Washington Post-ABC poll.
Conservatives like Rush Limbaugh are unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
THE BIG PROBLEM we face in the modern era is dealing with guilt, envy, and indignation.
The three emotions are what Max Borders calls The Stone Age Trinity.
Back in the Stone Age, mankind survived and prospered through the egalitarian culture of the hunting/gathering band. And survival meant sharing the food gathered by the band. There would be no private hoarding, and there would be social pressure applied to those not pulling their weight.
In this Stone unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
SO HOLLYWOOD is getting braver, according to actor George Clooney. He means, one assumes, that Hollywood is becoming more comfortable making movies that mesh with Hollywoods political left-liberalism. Thats why Hollywood finds it so meaningful, according to Mark Goldblatt to make movies about
two gay cowboys as star-crossed lovers, a gay writer as a soulful artist, a transsexual as a responsible parent, a Palestinian suicide bomber as a unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
ONE OF THE nasty little consequences of 9/11 is that women find that they are getting treated like prison inmates. We mustnt profile passengers at airport security checks, so that means that we must subject grandmothers to pat-down searches.
Peggy Noonan doesnt like it. Secondary screening amounts to what we used to call, 50 years ago, second-degree sexual assault.
I was directed, shoeless, into the little pen with the unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
FOR A GENERATION and more we have been told that the patriarchy is the beginning and the end of all our problems.
But now comes Phillip Longman to argue that patriarchy may be our only hope if we want to get out of the current birth dirth.
And this is not some whacko writing in a right-wing magazine funded by the Scaife Foundation. Phillip Longman writes in Foreign Policy.
In The Return of Patriarchy, Longman argues that the people have turned away unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
THE BIG OBSTACLE to school choice is fear. Its the fear that everyone will flee the public schools for charter schools and voucher schools and leave a disaster behind. A generation of kids will be lost in that disaster.
Its easy to imagine such a scenario, and that is why the forces of reaction have played it up, fanning fears of chaos among parents.
In Minneapolis the end of the world scenario is playing out right before our very eyes. But dont worry. The world isnt coming to an end.
Minnesota has a unfold
by Christopher Chantrill
TODAY, TWENTY years after it became obvious that Ronald Reagans economic policy of hard money and low tax rates had succeeded and had dispelled the economic malaise of the 1970s, Democrats still turn their faces away from reality. They still talk about the Eighties as a lost decade of deficits and greed.
That is why conservatives and Republicans must hammer away at the truth, that 1980 represents a watershed for America. The Wall Street Journal edit page folks understand this, and so they put up a column every so often to unfold
[The Axial Age] highlights the conception of a responsible self... [that] promise[s] man for the first time that he can understand the fundamental structure of reality and through salvation participate actively in it.
Robert N Bellah, "Religious Evolution", American Sociological Review, Vol. 29, No. 3.
[To make] of each individual member of the army a soldier who, in character, capability, and knowledge, is self-reliant, self-confident, dedicated, and joyful in taking responsibility [verantwortungsfreudig] as a man and a soldier. — Gen. Hans von Seeckt
MacGregor Knox, Williamson Murray, ed., The dynamics of military revolution, 1300-2050
Civil Societya complex welter of intermediate institutions, including businesses, voluntary associations, educational institutions, clubs, unions, media, charities, and churchesbuilds, in turn, on the family, the primary instrument by which people are socialized into their culture and given the skills that allow them to live in broader society and through which the values and knowledge of that society are transmitted across the generations.
Francis Fukuyama, Trust
[W]hen I asked a liberal longtime editor I know with a mainstream [publishing] house for a candid, shorthand version of the assumptions she and her colleagues make about conservatives, she didn't hesitate. Racist, sexist, homophobic, anti-choice fascists, she offered, smiling but meaning it.
Harry Stein, I Can't Believe I'm Sitting Next to a Republican
[T]he Liberal, and still more the subspecies Radical... more than any other in these latter days seems under the impression that so long as he has a good end in view he is warranted in exercising over men all the coercion he is able[.]
Herbert Spencer, The Man Versus the State
These emerge out of long-standing moral notions of freedom, benevolence, and the affirmation of ordinary life... I have been sketching a schematic map... [of] the moral sources [of these notions]... the original theistic grounding for these standards... a naturalism of disengaged reason, which in our day takes scientistic forms, and a third family of views which finds its sources in Romantic expressivism, or in one of the modernist successor visions.
Charles Taylor, Sources of the Self
Families helped each other putting up homes and barns. Together, they built churches, schools, and common civic buildings. They collaborated to build roads and bridges. They took pride in being free persons, independent, and self-reliant; but the texture of their lives was cooperative and fraternal.
Michael Novak, The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism
For [the left] there is only the state and the individual, nothing in between. No family to rely on, no friend to depend on, no community to call on. No neighbourhood to grow in, no faith to share in, no charities to work in. No-one but the Minister, nowhere but Whitehall, no such thing as society - just them, and their laws, and their rules, and their arrogance.
David Cameron, Conference Speech 2008
As far as the Catholic Church is concerned, the principal focus of her interventions in the public arena is the protection and promotion of the dignity of the person, and she is thereby consciously drawing particular attention to principles which are not negotiable...
[1.] protection of life in all its stages, from the first moment of conception until natural death; [2.] recognition and promotion of the natural structure of the family... [3.] the protection of the right of parents to educate their children.
Pope Benedict XVI, Speech to European Peoples Party, 2006
No lesson seems to be so deeply inculcated by the experience of life as that you should never trust experts. If you believe doctors, nothing is wholesome: if you believe the theologians, nothing is innocent: if you believe the soldiers, nothing is safe. They all require their strong wine diluted by a very large admixture of insipid common sense.
Lord Salisbury, Letter to Lord Lytton
What distinguishes true Conservatism from the rest, and from the Blair project, is the belief in more personal freedom and more market freedom, along with less state intervention... The true Third Way is the Holy Grail of Tory politics today - compassion and community without compulsion.
Minette Marrin, The Daily Telegraph
In England there were always two sharply opposed middle classes, the academic middle class and the commercial middle class. In the nineteenth century, the academic middle class won the battle for power and status... Then came the triumph of Margaret Thatcher... The academics lost their power and prestige and... have been gloomy ever since.
Freeman Dyson, The Scientist as Rebel
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