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Leftoid rags are so much more worth reading when they stay away from politics.

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Was he even aware of his fathers Communist ideology? He seems unaware of so much else.

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Great news if true. If it can be detected, it can be screened for — and perhaps treated.

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Learning to tell things apart and sort them into different piles is a key cognitive milestone of early childhood. It’s probably not a surprise that the skill comes in handy all through life and in all manner of activities.

Now, if we could just get people to PUT THE PILES AWAY, everything would be perfect.

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Be the first on you block….

The nice thing about silly people having silly amounts of disposable income is that sometimes they use it to buy toys that, by the way, advance the cause of civilization. Not necessarily a bad thing.

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When you consider that English is about the only language all Indians have in common, this makes perfect sense.  Between the fall of Rome and the early modern period, for example, it was impossible to be a successful academic in Europe without knowing Latin.

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How very useful.

If you’re trying to sell something that is easily copied, then you’re selling the wrong thing.

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Vista must REALLY suck. Perhaps it will recede into history as the ‘Windows Me II’ it rightly is.

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At last, someone with a clue.

Steve Sailer always seems to find the good stuff.

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Aside from ‘taxpayers breathe a sigh of relief’.

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Another one bites the dust.

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Another nail in the coffin of Microsoft Office.

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Leo does trees. Makes you wonder where he found the time.

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Can’t say that I disagree. But that’s me.

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Perhaps a new rest stop on the Information Superhighway.

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How do you make money from giving stuff away? Read it and find out.

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More illustrations of the fact that fascists and communists differ only in the color of their flags — and sometimes not even then.

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How long before the government mandates these for cars?

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Of course, they can’t get it past the courts and the regressive foot-draggers in government, but at least it’s on the books.

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Our research has slowed in recent weeks as we worked out the details, but Stuff White People Like are proud to announce that our textbook on white people is becoming a reality.

A must-read. Be the first on your block to find out everything you always wanted to know about White People, but were too busy Having A Life to ask.

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Chain mail has the same benefits and makes you feel a lot more butch.

Mickey Kaus gets in touch with his inner Derbyshire:

 Alter has presented the most compelling case for Al Gore I’ve read.

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This is fascinating.

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A very clever idea.

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I’m down wit dat.

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Successful attempts to shift the responsibility for bad decisions toward others and to society more generally create a “moral hazard” in behavior. If individuals are not held accountable for decisions and actions that harm themselves or others, they have less incentive to act responsibly in the first place since they will escape some or all of the bad consequences of their actions.

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Hey, somebody has to replace what they’re paid to put that junk on your box in the first place.

It’s like a classic Marx brothers routine: “How much do you charge for not practicing?” “You couldn’t afford it.”

Avoid Sony. You Have Been Warned.

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The question remains as to whether it’s more efficient than just using the liquid fuel in the first place.

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Because of slave labor in China, apparently.

Wonder whether this would work with illegal immigrants from south of the border. Hm.

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I hadn’t realized that being a new doctor was so much like being a college football player.

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If you aren’t familiar with Google Documents, you need to be.

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No doubt a natural affinity — like calls to like and all that.

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Though many would have you believe that white people come of age at Summer Camp, it’s simply not the truth. Immediately following graduation but prior to renovating a house, white people take their first step from childhood to maturity by hosting a successful dinner party.

The dinner party is the opportunity for white people to be judged on their taste in food, wine, furniture, art, interior design, music, and books. Outside of dictatorships and a few murder trials, there might not be a more rigorous judgment process in the modern world.

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I’d buy one, if I could afford it.

Same reason I drive a car with an automatic transmission: Young people have time to fiddle with their environment; adults have better things to do.

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A good tool for us lazy folk.

Troparion, in Tone III

O holy hierarch Patrick, wonder­worker equal to the apostles, enlightener of the Irish land: entreat the merciful God, that He grant our souls remission of transgressions!

Kontakion, in Tone IV

Thou wast shown to be a true fisher of men, for, spreading out the nets of the good news of the Gospel, thou didst draw the heathen into the kingdom of Christ, enlightening with baptism them that languish in the darkness of idolatry, and making them children of the living God. Wherefore, we beseech thee, O holy hierarch Patrick our father: intercede in behalf of us that honor thy holy memory.

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Wonder how he’s going to weasel out of that one.

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A big part of St. Patrick’s Day is having white people feel particularly upset at the oppression of their ancestors that has in no way trickled down to them. If you find yourself talking with a white person who tells you about how their great grandfather was oppressed by both the English and the Americans, it is strongly recommended that you lend a sympathetic ear and shake your head in disbelief. It is never considered acceptable to say: “but you’re white now, so what’s the problem?”

Steve Sailer nails it yet again.