Monthly Archives: April 2004

Wine Country

Yesterday, my father-in-law and I drove up north to wine country. My wife and I wanted to treat him to a day in Napa Valley for his 60th birthday. The wife didn’t go with us since she had to watch the kids. Besides, she and a few moms from our son’s school had already gone [...]

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Politics and Religion

Excellent post about a believer’s attitude towards politics found here (via Creative Slips). Hugo says this in relation to a First Things article :
There will be times when this leads us into coalition with liberals. But there will be times when we are far, far apart. The Christian left must be faithful to Christ first, [...]

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Banana Republican

I may have found Robert Tagorda’s female counterpart. Rachel Jurado is a Filipina, a Catholic, and a (gasp) Republican. She’s a dean’s lister at George Dubya U. in D.C. and is taking Early Modern European Studies. She’s also a long-time intern at The American Enterprise, a magazine whose initials would cause any Pinoy to snicker.

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Just One More Thing

Steve Jobs’ weblog?

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O’Reilly?

O’Reilly, the publisher of computer books, is known for depicting various fauna on their books’ covers. Being that I am interested in Mac computing, I noticed that the books pertaining to versions of Apple’s OS X, like Panther and Jaguar, do not feature big cats on their covers. Instead, they feature dogs. Now, why would [...]

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