From the Post-Nintendo Editor:
BC: Mr. Panero, there are a great many ideas and individuals who fall under the general heading of “conservative.” You once had this to say about a heroic writer of our age and his weblog:
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This piece by our friend Doug Mead deserves repeating.
Column sparks ire of many
IMAGINE A little girl growing up without her dad. She misses him. She wonders why he doesn’t come by anymore. There is a longing in her heart that won’t go away. She cries herself to sleep at night.
Imagine the dad, a good and [...]
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“She’ll be here any minute.”
“I know. I know,” Cal responded. “Don’t worry too much, Betty.”
“But it’s the first home visit since little Sally’s dedication at the Toleration Fellowship.”
“Betty, we’ve had social coordinators over before.”
“I know, Cal, but they’re bound to be more thorough with families that have agreed to raise their children…..”
“You’d better [...]
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The Post-Nintendo Editor: An Interview with James Panero
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“BLACK CULTURE” REVISITED
On Wednesday I posted a brief critique of Thomas Sowell’s theory about black culture being responsible for black under-achievement. Yesterday I put up two further comments on the subject by Steve Sailer and Star Parker. A reader has however reminded me of what is probably the most important factor:
“Sailer’s comment [...]
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A Martian Dust Devil Passes
What goes there across the plains of Mars? A dust devil. For the first time, definitive movies of the famous spinning dust towers have been created from ground level. The robot rover Spirit has now imaged several dust devils from its hillside perch just within the past two months. Each image [...]
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The Real Deal on Ephedrine.
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“BLACK CULTURE” REVISITED
On Wednesday I posted a brief critique of Thomas Sowell’s theory about black culture being responsible for black under-achievement. Yesterday I put up two further comments on the subject by Steve Sailer and Star Parker. A reader has however reminded me of what is probably the most important factor:
“Sailer’s comment [...]
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Runaway Bride Found in New Mexico
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A woman who received national attention after disappearing from Duluth, Ga., has surfaced safely in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Police say Jennifer Wilbanks, 32, initially told them and her fiancé that a man and a woman had abducted her. But, KOB TV reported (www.kobtv.com/index.cfm?viewer=storyviewer&id=18829&cat=HOME), she eventually changed her story and said there was no abduction; she [...]
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