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Monday

Sloping Toward Rush "Ching chong, ching chong cha." That's Rush Limbaugh, imitating the Chinese Communist leader, before launching into a 20-second imitation of the Chinese language . . . an imitation that hasn't sat well with the Left. Link [http://apnews.myway.com/article/20110128/D9L1B1SO0.

Something for Sunday Morning

"To reform. Every day a little. This has to be your constant task if you really want to become a saint." Escriva

The Winterfest King

My son, crowned at the high school earlier this afternoon.

Friday

One and Done Watch for these beers: "Tactical Nuclear Penguin." "Sink The Bismarck." "The End Of History." "Start the Future." They're the worlds strongest beers, hitting as high as 60% alcohol (120 proof). People are calling them "superbeers,"

Thursday

The Vat My firm subscribes to the New Yorker. A recent issue featured this piece about the Vatican library, "God's Librarians [http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/01/03/110103fa_fact_mendelsohn]." It's good, especially for a magazine that isn't terribly friendly

Wednesday

Woe the Man with Halitosis I found a book on sports psychology at the library last week. It could aptly be called, "The Tao and Sports." Because the Tao has long intrigued me (note [http://dailyeudemonannex.blogspot.com/2011/01/monday.html]), I checked it out. I suspect

Tuesday

Catholic Arts and Letters Weekly Athletes like to text and twitter. Why? Because they're dumb jocks. Maybe. . . . more [http://moreintelligentlife.com/content/lifestyle/why-sportmen-text]>> Communists. Cultural Marxists. Progressives. All the same: totalitarians, intent on subjugating the masses. . . . more>> [http://www.americanthinker.com/

Monday

Barbarians at the Gate Alan Greenspan returns to his libertarian roots more and more each day. The stunner quote: "We have at this particular stage a fiat money which is essentially money printed by a government and it's usually a central bank which is authorized to do

Cold in SW Michigan

Something for Sunday Morning

"Many would be willing to have afflictions provided that they not be inconvenienced by them." St. Francis de Sales