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The Guilded Lilies - Best-Laid Plans
Thisentryis part 1 of 4 in the series The Guilded Lilies: Songs from the Beige RoomThe Guilded Lilies experiment brings together influences from different music perspectives, from folk to blues to rock, and the results are just starting to come in, which is why it's good to have you here.
Vote Yes for Life
We interrupt the choir to recommend a donation in support of South Dakota's Referred Law #6. Apparently Planned Parenthood is throwing its considerable, federally subsidized, and out-of-state blood-money resources to defeat the proposed abortion ban. Out-of-state prolifers should feel free to play at that game too. (Knit cap tip: Amy.)
The Demography Wars (Dance Mix)
Following Mark Steyn's excellent expose of the affluent West's demographic suicide in It's the Demography, Stupid, Phillip Longman presents an intruiguing piece at Foreign Policy entitled The Return of Patriarchy. Longman writes:
"Throughout the broad sweep of human history, there are many examples of people, or classes of people, who chose to avoid the costs […]
Postcard from the Wilderness
This first Sunday of Lent presents me with the opportunity to come in from the wilderness of an http-less life and blog a bit about the baptism of our children last weekend at our Parish. This I've done over at the Smedley Log, owned and operated by my brother-in-law Howard, long-time friend of this […]
On Cartoon Villains
Funky alerted me recently to an article by Annie Gottlieb, an accomplished and interesting author and friend of Ales Rarus, who advertises what purports to be a serious opposition to traditionalism in Towards a New Revelation (or, Why I Am Not a Traditionalist) over on AmbivaBlog. Since this site is frequented by a good […]
