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Monthly Archives: September 2015
The Real Problem of Sexual Assault on Campus?
Fenster writes: The conservative Jewish publication Commentary has an article running here on the “real problem” with sexual assault on campus. It’s a neocon mag with something of a Victorian scold temperament on cultural matters so while the readership here, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Sex
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Quote o’ th’ Day
Fenster writes: “The world makes much less sense than you think. The coherence comes mostly from the way your mind works.” Daniel Kahneman We spend our days looking at a tube.
Posted in Uncategorized
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Fenster and a Friend Go on a Mini-Pilgrimage
Fenster writes: People with the means, the time and the religious zeal often head to northern Spain if they are interested in a pilgrimage. Depending on the nature of one’s religion that can include either or both of these: Santiago … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture
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Juxtaposin’: Speechifying
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes:
Posted in Movies, Performers, Politics and Economics
Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Charlie Chaplin, Film, Juxtaposin', movies, Robert Donat, The 39 Steps, The Great Dictator
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Quote Du Jour: Revolution, Architecture, and the Law
Blowhard, Esq. writes: The most important consequence of the Papal Revolution was that it introduced into Western history the experience of revolution itself. In contrast to the older view of secular history as a process of decay, there was introduced a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, History, Law
Tagged Gothic architecture, Harold Berman, legal history, medieval history, Papal Revolution
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“The Un-Civil War: BLACKS vs. NIGGERS: Confronting the Subculture Within African-American Communities” by Taleeb Starkes
Paleo Retiree writes: This book is like a companion piece to Chris Rock’s famous “I love black people but I hate niggers” standup routine, and despite its obvious shortcomings I enjoyed it a lot. Today’s “black people” matrix can be so … Continue reading
Posted in Books Publishing and Writing, Politics and Economics
Tagged black conservatism, books, politics, race, Taleeb Starkes
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James and Me
Fenster writes: Fenster, he has long had a love/hate relationship with James Kunstler’s work. I expect most readers here will know of him. If you don’t, here’s his Wikipedia page, which provides the basics but fails the capture some of … Continue reading
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Naked Lady of the Week: Jana Cova
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Both diminutive (5’2″) and curvaceous, Jana hails from the Czech Republic, though she’s spent a good portion of her career in the States. She started as a model, then transitioned to girl-girl videos. Presumably, the latter … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Sex, The Good Life
Tagged Czech Republic, Jana Cova, naked lady of the week, nudep photography
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Architecture du Jour: Wilderstein
Paleo Retiree writes: My wife and I recently visited Wilderstein, a magnificent 19th century mansion on the Hudson River, not far from the lovely small town of Rhinebeck. Wilderstein is sometimes said to be the Hudson River Valley’s best Victorian house. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, The Good Life, Travel
Tagged architecture, Hudson Valley, travel
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Deep Dream Competition: Gropius v. Gaudi
Fenster writes: Deep Dream is an engine somewhere out in the cloud–maybe cloud 9–that adds elements to images that are intended suggest a dream state. Because the added elements have an organic quality it is better to start with an … Continue reading
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