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Here's a nifty site with over 60 classics available on-line in pdf format. Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Stevenson, Dickens, Joyce, Conrad, Twain, Milton, The Blind Dude, Poe, others. Link [http://www.planetpdf.com/free_pdf_ebooks.asp?CurrentPage=1&cachecommand=bypass] . There are other such sites, but this one

Is this becoming common? Other people go onto a person's computer and view/download porn with it? What then? They call the police and say "I have reason to believe Pastor MacDonald has kiddie porn on his computer"? Odd and insidious stuff. > A man has

A new world is opening up. No matter what ails us--depression, jitters, tremors, sleeplessness, anxiety--we'll be able to fix it, patch it, reverse it, whatever. It's especially useful for those whose careers are being affected by their ailments--or natural limitations. Just go to a brain spa

In honor of its opening day, and a household of little Scheskes chomping to get to the movie theater:

That Washington woman will be allowed to keep her John 3:16 plate. Link [http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/story/4874741p-4471616c.html]. Excerpt: > After a public outcry, University Place resident Jane Milhans will be able to keep her vanity license plate “JOHN3:16.” > A Spanaway woman complained

In general, Americans are remarkably optimistic. It's consistent with what de Tocqueville found when he came here 200 years ago, but to be honest, we're not sure what to make of it. Link [http://www.washingtontimes.com/national/20050518-110514-8271r.htm]. Excerpts: > A landmark study released

Good for the Catholic high school . . . almost: > A pregnant student who was banned from graduation at her Roman Catholic high school announced her own name and walked across the stage anyway at the close of the program. > Alysha Cosby's decision prompted cheers and applause Tuesday from

This from the Cardinal Newman Society: > Today Baltimore's Cardinal William Keeler informed Loyola College of Maryland interim president David Haddad that the Cardinal refuses to participate in an event honoring Rudolph Giuliani, an advocate of abortion rights and probable Republican candidate for U.S. president in 2008.

Well, we spent a few moments surfing the site, and though we're not overly optimistic, we feel compelled to let everyone know that there is a manufacturer that makes modest swimwear for women and girls. Link [http://www.wholesomewear.com/]. Culture needs a little more modesty (actually, a

Pat Buchanan blisters the NYT and op-ed writer Arthur Hertzberg for continued slander about the Church, Pius XII, and the holocaust. Link [http://www.theamericancause.org/a-pjb-050518-pius-print.htm]. Excerpts: > Hertzberg and the Times are perpetuating a blood libel that is Hitlerite in dimension. Just as Hitler blamed Bolshevism on