Orson Scott Card has written about the Jedi. He's not happy with them.
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Rebecca Writes considers bear's tails, at (sorry!) some length.
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Brandy has posted an amazing piece of artwork, by an artist who hates drawing, but is obviously great at it.
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Plant Cultures explores the botanical connections between Asia and Britain.
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The Micropolitan Museum is a site (see last week's Sunspots 10 for a link to another) with stunning pictures of microscopic organisms.
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The National Coalition on Healthcare, a bipartisan group, with three ex-presidents as honorary chairs, has released a report, arguing for universal coverage in the U. S., and claiming that it would improve our current "system" significantly, at less cost.
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Clint Hagen is posting summaries of the chapters of John Granger's book, Looking for God in Harry Potter.
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Violet has an interesting post on "blogging and discretion."
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Jill Carattini has posted a brief biography of G. K. Chesterton. I quote her quoting Chesterton:You say grace before meals.
All right.
But I say grace before the play and the opera,
And grace before the concert and the pantomime,
And grace before I open a book,
And grace before sketching, painting,
swimming, fencing, boxing, walking, playing, dancing;
And grace before I dip the pen in the ink.
(For you youngsters, "the pantomime" was a form of entertainment--you may have heard of, or even seen, a mime. "Dip the pen in the ink" was before ballpoint pens.)
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The latest Christian Carnival, a page with links to many posts by many bloggers, is here.
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at some length
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