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Coincidentally, on the same page with that maddening comma, Boswell refers to Johnson "keeping to his favourite Fleet Street." Maybe Johnson is sharing a tear with Chesterton (link [https://thedailyeudemon.com/1377/]).

> Two former editorial writers at The Indianapolis Star have gone to court, charging that top newsroom managers "consistently and repeatedly demonstrated ... a negative hostility toward Christianity." . . . > Both former staffers claim to have "strong and sincere Christian religious beliefs." Link [http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/

We love the RCC, we really do, but its gum-shoed American bishops exasperate us: > U.S. Catholic bishops will sidestep the issue of whether homosexual men should become priests at their semiannual meeting, which begins tomorrow, despite the Vatican's concern about the role of homosexuals in the

We frequently rail against America's consumerist ways, so perhaps we should mention the frugal types among us, like this guy who created his own air conditioning unit for $30.00. Link [http://mirror.lerfjhax.com/www.eng.uwaterloo.ca/~gmilburn/ac/].

We earlier reported that the Chinese are beating us at the mall game. Link [https://thedailyeudemon.com/1133/]. Now, they are beating us at two other American favorites: sex and food. Link [http://news.yahoo.com/photos/ss/events/en/061005chocofashion/im:/050610/ids_photos_en/r902810469.jpg;_ylt=Ap1csxVu20HA3PxNoVmLkml.

Do the math. Each guy in the sect gets three girls. Your sect creates the same number of boys and girls. Eventually, you need to purge. At least they didn't Jim Jones the boys. > Up to 1,000 teenage boys have been separated from their parents and

Britain's getting aggressive in its efforts to root out crime: > The Home Office study suggested nursery staff should be trained to spot tots at risk of becoming criminals when they grow up. > The publication said that infants not "under control" by the age of

> Fewer than four years after the attacks, she has blown through most of the money, and is coming out with her story now to warn others against the trappings of chronic spending, a major problem among Americans. . . > At the time of his death, Dan Trant, 40, was quickly

With the verdict due in about thirty minutes . . . For the Law & Order types out there, here's an interesting account of how Michael Jackson will be handled administratively if convicted. Link [http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1503453/20050603/jackson_michael.jhtml?headlines=true] . Excerpt: > Jackson would