The Catholic wife of the former British prime minister can be faulted for many things but not usually for lack of candor. Reaffirming her support for contraception, Cherie Blair was quoted recently as saying: I feel if you look at what progress women have made in the world, one of the reasons is . . . . Continue Reading »
. . . prefab. Or a church, either, for that matter. . . . . Continue Reading »
From Fred Sanders : Two sisters sit at home, talking. The younger sister does needlework and arranges flowers picked from the garden, as she passes the time until her boyfriend comes to visit. The older sister, on the other hand, is trying to make some kind of sense out of her wasted life, having . . . . Continue Reading »
The public option is far from all that is wrong with Obamacare. But it is a big chunk of the problem, and it looks like POTUS is ready to traverse a different course. From the story:Aides to President Barack Obama are putting the final touches on a new strategy to help Democrats recover from a . . . . Continue Reading »
A scientist says he can create dinosaurs out of chickens. From the story:A Canadian palaeontologist believes that he can manipulate chicken embryos in order to create a dinosaur. Hans Larsson, the Canada Research Chair in Macro Evolution at McGill University in Montreal, said he aims to . . . . Continue Reading »
George Will wants to leave Afghanistan. As I detail over at The New Atlanticist , I’m not there yet. . . . . Continue Reading »
One of the world’s largest book publishers isn’t happy about what Google and Amazon are doing to the publishing industry : Arnaud Nourry, chief executive of French publishing group Hachette Livre, said unilateral pricing by Google, Amazon and other e-book retailers such as Barnes & . . . . Continue Reading »
I have a visceral reaction of disgust whenever I see this ad by the World Wildlife Fund, though I can’t exactly explain why. [caption id=”attachment_7319” align=”aligncenter” width=”500” caption=”Click to Enlarge”] [/caption] Tasteless or . . . . Continue Reading »
You’ve tried scrubbing. Soaking.And still you’re doubt-haunted. Wondering continually who you, like, are spiritually, you know? Wondering whether you really need to make that casserole for the Fellowship Supper on Wednesday. Do I include the water chestnuts called for in the recipe, or . . . . Continue Reading »
A few weeks ago, I was flown to Chicago with Jennifer Lahl to participate in a stem cell discussion/debate after the airing of Lines That Divide. It will be streaming live at this link at 7:00 PM tonight Central Time. The discussion was good and at times, spirited. A woman cured of the . . . . Continue Reading »
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