@BishopBarron Can't wait to watch. I'll never forget visiting with my uncle, Rev. James Flanigan, C.S.C., 40 years ago. The spires rising over the rolling wheatfields, the beautiful town and a day spent with Malcolm Miller as he lovingly introduced us to this "book of glass and stone".
@jeffreytucker@MZHemingway Well said. And no self-doubt or humility, which one might expect when confronted with what must have seemed at the time the greatest health crisis of our lifetime.
@Cernovich Not that I want a third party or a parliamentary system but Isnβt that whatβs happening now anyway? Center right Rs siding with Ds to block change?
@KHarrisHistory Amen! He should because the repulse at Culp's Hill was every bit as important as the one at Little Round Top, IMO. Chamberlain was a good self-promoter (and a hero).
@BowTiedTrance I was thinking about this recently. The Mass itself, with its defined rubrics and communal recitation of prayers, can all be seen as a form of hypnosis. And I donβt think itβs scandalous to say that. BTW, I enjoyed your book!
@MarioNawfal Hmmm. That seems to support the opposite, namely that NATO incursion into Ukraine is such a vital threat to Russian security that such transfers of troops is deemed necessary.
@walterkirn Was in Vienna this past Christmas. I was alone on an empty train from the city to the airport to get my rental car to leave the city. The Third Man zither melody came over the speakers and I had to smile. Movie captures that Vienna melancholia very well.
@DeanTTraining Currently doing GHRs. Don't want to add more exercises to routine. Stick with GHRs or ditch them for 45s? I understand they target glutes and hammies differently.
@BringBack_Chief@porterstansb The boards are the floor, just like the bar exam. Not where I'm shopping. And, yes, legacies are an issue one should factor in. Graduates from schools which have high legacy counts should be viewed with some circumspection. He's sticking up for blacks of merit.