Peeing Alot 5 Weeks Pregnant

Look7777777 - New Culture Watch - 2009.01.21

Sandro Magister
Faith By Numbers. When Ratzinger Puts on Galileo's Robes
[faith & reason, mathematics, maths / wiara i rozum / matematyka]
[Benedict XVI: Mathematics, which we invented, really gives us access to the nature of the universe and makes it possible for us to use it. Therefore, the intellectual structure of the human subject and the objective structure of reality coincide: the subjective reason and the objective reason of nature are identical. / In the end, to reach the definitive question I would say: God exists or he does not exist. There are only two options. Either one recognizes the priority of reason, of creative Reason that is at the beginning of all things and is the principle of all things – the priority of reason is also the priority of freedom – or one holds the priority of the irrational, inasmuch as everything that functions on our earth and in our lives would be only accidental, marginal, an irrational result – reason would be a product of irrationality. One cannot ultimately 'prove' either project, but the great option of Christianity is the option for rationality and for the priority of reason.]
http://chiesa.espresso.repubblica.it/articolo/213210?eng=y



A legacy online: Tom Fahy on Jamendo
http://blog.jamendo.com/2008/09/04/a-legacy-online-tom-fahy-on-jamendo/

Tom Fahy @ Jamendo.com
[free download, free mp3, free music]
http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/Tom_Fahy



Stefan Blankertz
Has the State Always Been There? How Tribal Anarchy Works
http://www.liberalia.com/htm/sb_tribal_anarchy.htm

Clement Hofbauer
[St. Benon in Warsaw]
http://www.cssr.com/polski/saintsblessed/sthofbauer.shtml

Jacek Salij OP Mark of the Beast

[chips, chips, Revelation . John, Beast, mark of the beast]
http://www.mateusz.pl/wdrodze/nr424/18.htm



Mike Gogulski
You are not the bank's customer
http://www.nostate.com/1478/you-are-not-the-banks-customer/

Roy Halliday
Vigilantes of Montana by Thomas J. Dimsdale
[private production of security, compensation for the victim]
http://libertariannation.org/a/f72h2.html

Theodore Dalrymple
Tough Love
[sexual revolution leads to violence, jealousy, wife beaters]
http://www.city-journal.org/html/9_1_oh_to_be.html



Kathleen Naab
Saying Yes to Life -- 19 Times (Part 1)
[Interview on Parenting a Large Catholic Family, James and Kathleen Littleton]
http://www.zenit.org/article-24758?l=english

Kathleen Naab
Saying Yes to Life -- 19 Times (Part 2)
[Interview on Parenting a Large Catholic Family, James and Kathleen Littleton]
[Kathleen Littleton: “We have found that love multiplies itself. In other words, the more one loves, the more one can love. With each new child, our love as parents has grown and multiplied. Our love has increased, not diminished. . . . The human heart is capable of an infinite amount of love, as it is created in God's image.”]
http://www.zenit.org/article-24764?l=english

Brainpolice
On The Relationship Between Libertarianism, Anarchism and Values
http://polycentricorder.blogspot.com/2009/01/on-relationship-between-libertarianism.html



Maciej Dudek
Porządek anarchiczny
http://libertarianizm.wordpress.com/2009/01/01/porzadek-anarchiczny/

Benjamin D. Wiker
The Meaning of Marriage
http://insidecatholic.com/Joomla/index2.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=71&pop=1&page=0&Itemid=100

Raniero Cantalamessa OFMCap
"When the Fullness of Time Had Come God Sent His Son Born of a Woman" – Father Cantalamessa's 3rd Advent Meditation
[St. Paul’s and St. John’s routes in the discovery of who Jesus Christ is. Jesus “born of a woman”. The imitation of Mary. Interruptions of maternity. Spiritual abortions. “Fiat” and “Amen”.]
http://www.zenit.org/article-24619?l=english



Gold rush erupts amid financial crisis
http://www.gata.org/node/7078

Edward McNamara LC
Applause at Homilies (And More on Substituting the Sunday Liturgy)
http://www.zenit.org/article-24843?l=english

Maya Filipič @ Jamendo.com
[free download, free mp3, free music]
http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/Maya_Filipic



Elizabeth Lev
"Santa" at the Embassy; a Toast for Christ
[French cuisine & St. Thomas Aquinas]
http://www.zenit.org/article-24610?l=english

Benjamin Tucker
State Socialism and Anarchism
[from: Instead Of A Book, By A Man Too Busy To Write One (1897)]
[Josiah Warren, Pierre J. Proudhon, Karl Marx]
http://fair-use.org/benjamin-tucker/instead-of-a-book/state-socialism-and-anarchism

Emilia Żochowska
Solo the saw
http://solonapile.blogspot.com/



Stanislaw Michalkiewicz
tradition Herod
[ person unborn, unborn child, abortion]
http://www.michalkiewicz.pl/tekst.php?tekst=609

Kathleen Gilbert
Says Noted Atheist if You Believe, You Should Proselytize - Or do you Hate is Not Enough?
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2008/dec/08122207.html


Benedict XVI's homily from the Pontifical
Midnight [Midnight 2008, 24 Dec 2008]
http://www.sanctus.pl/index.php?module=aktualnosci&grupa = & sub = & page = 1 & id = 941 & category = 3



Cory Doctorow
Scroogled
http://www.radaronline.com/from- the-magazine/2007/09/google_fiction_evil_dangerous_surveillance_control_1.php

Maciej Dudek
organizations without government
http://libertarianizm.wordpress.com/2009/01/03/organizacje-bez-wladz/

Jacek Salij OP

law of nature [natural law]
http://mateusz.pl/ksiazki/js-sd/Js-sd_22.htm



Vatican Filter of Italian Law Takes Effect
http://www. zenit.org/article-24708? l = Angielski

The Seattle Catholic - A Journal of Catholic News and Views
Archives from 2001 to 2006
http://www.seattlecatholic.com/

Sue Ellin Browder
Why Condoms Will Never Stop AIDS In Africa
http://insidecatholic.com/Joomla/index2 . php? option = com_content & task = view & id = 182 & pop = 1 & page = 0 & Itemid = 12



Anarchy, Agora, Action - Interview with Sam E. Konkin 3
[Interview: Samuel E. Konkin III, agorism, free market, kontrekonomia]
http://liberalis.pl/2008/05/18/anarchia-agora-akcja-wywiad-z-samem-e- Konkin-3 /

Vincent McNabb OP
Fr. McNabb Speaks – Over-Production or Under-Consumption?
[production is for the sake of consumption]
http://distributist.blogspot.com/2008/02/fr-mcnabb-speaks-over-production-or.html

Carmen Elena Villa
What Parents of Sick Children Need Most
[Pietro Schiliro / Valter and Adele Schiliro / miraculous cure through intercession of Zelie and Louis Martin]
http://www.zenit.org/article-24782?l=english



Keith Preston
The 60s Radicals Have Won – Now What?
http://attackthesystem.com/2008/12/the-60s-radicals-have-won-now-what/

Terry Jones
Saint John Nepomucene Neumann
http://saints.sqpn.com/saintj08.htm

Mike Gogulski
Dear tool
http://www.nostate.com/1332/dear-tool/



giancarlo
You forgot to mention a few tools…
[A response to Mike Gogulski’s Dear tool; legitimizing tool of the State]
http://www.nostate.com/1332/dear-tool/#comment-1626

Terry Jones
Saint Lucian of Antioch
[copying, copyists, exact copy, Lucian Recension, “I am a Christian”]
http://saints.sqpn.com/saintl48.htm

Theodore Dalrymple
Beauty and the Best
[In a sense, everything that human beings do is original, for even if they want to they cannot exactly copy one another. / Beauty is a fragile and vulnerable quality, and moreover one that is difficult to achieve; ugliness, by contrast, is unbreakable and invulnerable, and very easy to achieve.]
http://www.newenglishreview.org/custpage.cfm/frm/30265/sec_id/30265



Matthew Alderman
"Free-Floating Molecules in the Vast Vacuum of Art"
http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2009/01/free-floating-molecules-in-vast-vacuum.html

Quote of the Week: Adrienne von Speyr
[Apostasy is the sin that forever generates new sin.]
http://vox-nova.com/2009/01/07/quote-of-the-week-adrienne-von-speyr/

Robert LeFevre
Autarchy
http://fair-use.org/rampart-journal/1966/06/autarchy



Rev. Emmanuel Charles McCarthy
A Military Chaplain Repents
[An interview with Rev. George B. Zabelka, a Catholic chaplain with the U.S. Army Air Force; the atomic bomb; Hiroshima; Nagasaki]
http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig7/mccarthy5.html

enigmax
Happy Birthday Mininova, 4 Years Young Today
http://torrentfreak.com/happy-birthday-mininova-4-years-young-today-090115/

Bobbie Johnson
Richard Stallman: The high priest of hi-tech who shuns technology
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/oct/17/richard-stallman-computer-programming



Nick Farrell
"Terrible" people get mobile phones
http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/489/1050489/-terrible-people-mobile-phones

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Merrill Lynch says Rich want gold bars, gold paper notes
http://www.gata.org/node/7073

Stephan
'We' Did That?
http://democracysucks.wordpress.com/2008/12/20/we-did-that/



Quarterly "Remembrance and Future" - interview with Kornele Morawieckim
[Kornel Morawiecki, Fighting Solidarity]
http://solidarni.org/wolni_i_solidarni/opracowania/wywiady/wywiad_dla_kwartalnika_pip

Louis Beam
Leaderless Resistance
http://www.louisbeam.com/leaderless.htm

Markus Bergstrom
Israel and Palestine: A Statist War
[stateless society, Israel, Palestine, Jews, Israelis, Palestinians]
http://mises.org/story/3285



Mark R. Crovelli
The Catholic Church’s Confused Ideas About Stealing
http://voluntaryist.com/forthcoming/confusedideas.php

Royce Christian
The Counter Economy Lives!
http://urbandissent.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/the-counter-economy-lives/

Rob Costlow
Reconstruction
[free download, free mp3, free music]
http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/36218

Can I Buy Foley Catheter Without A Prescription

Jan Falkowski: Trains without any supervision

"That not for a moment lose sight of any of your valuable platforms for which we replied, simply installed between them in the car compartment. This trip freight wagon proved to be terribly tiring. We needed two days to cross the valley of the Ganges. The heat was terrible, and the dust hanging in the air difficult to breathe. The train was moving slowly, so we could contemplate the surroundings. But this picture does not bring us joy, he could not enjoy the heart, but rather were full these gloomy sadness. We went by desperately monotonous plain. Drought burned almost all the vegetation, so that little was left of charm in this very beautiful nature. Dirty and wretched people, whom we met on the train or we noticed in the villages, they could not cheer up the bleak landscape, but its quiet and devoid of joy behavior emphasized even hopelessness landscape. When he finally received us in Lucknow colleagues were black from the dust and exhausted boredom and fatigue. "(Lionel Terray, Keep victory. From the Alps to Annapurna , trans. Danuta Knysz-Rudzka, ed. Kurczab Janusz, Kazimierz Marcinek, Warsaw 1975, p. 236-237)

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In the pouring rain - last year's monsoon tchnieniach - we get to the "main hall" Delhi station, littered with the lack of sleep yet półprzytomnymi characters and przecinanej several streams of potential travelers, podzwaniających coins beggars, soldiers (usually very sympathetic white) and gold-diggers, all sorts of professions. For corrugated metal canopies, platforms, shielding or less rain, flocks of monkeys Browse by hastily "junk up "in the search niedojedzonych debris. Projected spending dwuipółgodzinne late running of trains plying between the platform and the second electronic board in the lobby, which (if you work) provides the latest information on the further expectation. We will not worry too much: the train goes, always end up going.



This time we booked our tickets in the classroom " sleeper, very similar to the three higher classes (1AC, 2AC, 3AC), it is equipped with a device for conditioning. If you choose a lower class (second class "), which does not reserve the seats, the journey begins right at the very platform where local people like sprinters at the starting blocks is like the best place to attack the wagons, when they slowly begin to roll into the platform. Passenger trains usually count from twenty to forty wagons, so sometimes it is a lot of swell before it reaches the correct one. For the coaches can get through doors or windows (though only a few, because most - probably to counter wskakiwaniu - Armed with bars). There is a rule: "first getting out," if you want to get out, you have to do it before the train stopped for good. When all steps are created instantly busy tangle of blind desire to fight for Indian seat in the chair car "second class. How many people die each year in this way in India - precipitated the wheels of the train to the boxcars przygniecionych or trampled?

But here on our platform creeping up again, which immediately pops up and takes care of several Indians in a hurry between the cars - oh, probably in the middle of no toilets, and running is not very possible. Close to finalizing a five-year boy defekować his diminutive figure leaning over the edge of the platform. You are about law enforcement officers armed with rubber hose and weak water pressure will try to clean up (or actually move to another place) this and dozens of other human, monkey, cow residues.



After a few minutes and the train slowly to sue the station, by slitting endless rice fields and palm groves, passing barefoot villagers with umbrellas drepczących among crops, follow to Jaipur, and maybe even Mumbai. With the passage of the next station population density in the cars quickly exceed five persons per square meter. Someone agile climb to the ceiling on the shelf with luggage and will be resting his head and taking a nap on someone's foot packs. Sellers tea (brewed with sugar and milk), dozens of times paving the way with a loud: "wireless ! Typically! , collect the next six rupees, a rice dealer with vegetables or nafaszerowanych cabbage, onion and potato dumplings are served at Samosa głodniejszym passengers two handfuls straight from a bucket or cardboard. Perhaps the baggage rack agile turns at full volume piercingly harmonically impoverished Indian hits, exposing the dubious pleasure of listening to over a hundred other passengers, who - surprisingly - does not pay the slightest attention. Between the rows of benches will be moved at regular intervals caravan of beggars. Someone starts playing the drum. Rhythm by the boy accidentally create a duet with the clatter of the train wheels and rails. Nobody lights a cigarette, it will be too many Indians chew the leaves of tobacco, spouting from time to time through the window or on the floor, brown saliva.

When will the white traveler in the car staring hungrily at the most plains, and finally najmonotonniejsze greenest landscapes, yet they met, his movements and gestures will be accompanied by a keen interest in at least one Indian fellow. If the white traveler senses that someone he looks and looks into the eyes of observers urgently, this does not turn our eyes, wwiercając to him in stunned Sahib: the reluctance? affection? jealousy? sincere interest? suspicion? From the eyes of Indians can read a little. Often they are like emptiness, or a sort of subdued light - something intangible and yet so characteristic that every time it seems to us that stares at us, the same man.

delhijski Meanwhile the rain is not as compelling as before and slowly turns into a drizzle. On platforms in respect with wielogodzinnymi delays all trains are growing pile of parcels ready to load. Two elderly men tuck trailing robes, takes care of the track. Finally, after more than four hours waiting for "Taj Express " Contemplating the Wagon sleeper ", where - as the name suggests - is asleep. Moreover, it is probably the only reasonable solution while overcoming such great distances. Those who do not sleep - eat. Smiling conductor stopped checking tickets and invited by the awakened Hindu from the adjacent bay (something like our compartment, but no door) sits in front of a colleague, carefully eyeing the subsequent extraction of food - greasy pancake-like cakes and a sauce container in which to dip tortillas. Meal, preceded by the laying on wiktuałów exploded directly on the seat kancelaryjnym paper, runs noisily and quickly. Probably for this reason, the conductor ends with the absorption of short, strong beknięciem. And since one has to somehow deal with the sauce upapranymi fingers, turns out to be useful for one of the curtains (and it certainly is not washed for months).

In the end (along with the expectations of our dwustukilometrowa journey lasted almost eight hours - as it can withstand the Japanese, accustomed rather to kilkusekundowych delays?) Arrive and admire the mysterious, colorful details Taju, spatial organization and przyległości Taju. Finally, admire the architectural mogolską think that Taj called into existence. We try to ignore the countless trips of white and brown people (loud roaring inside the tomb) and the bypass arc applicable local photographers strolling on the marble floors with some degree of dignity and the artificial expression of supposed professionals. Rapt contemplate arranged with yellow, blue and cherry stones floral ornaments decorating the walls each mausoleum. Dazzlingly white (from a distance, because at close range - multicolored) marble arches and delicate figure crowning the next bay windows and building a powerful yet give unexpected featherweights block. Taj rises slightly above the Yamuna.




Our ridiculously brief visit to the most expensive (nearly $ 20 entrance fee - the price includes peculiar slippers useful for burning sun marble) monument in India is coming to an end. Just behind the walls of red sandstone lying in wait longer selling drinks and junk regenerating thumbnails luminous Taju. Adjacent street intersects camel majestic stride. After brief skirmishes with local rikszarzami we set a good price for the shuttle to the station, where we will spend the next hour waiting for a delayed train to Delhi.

On the track, dodging between the piles of organic and synthetic waste, feeding rats. Beggars with admirable consequence of the shift along the platforms, extending their hands in a gesture of routine. Naręczni traders with water, and souvenirs samosami last chance by negotiating with the passengers inside the cars (" Look! Taj very nice, sir! "), trying to keep pace with wytaczającym station configurations. Finally, a little breathless voice zapowiadaczki substation (" May I have your kind attention, please! ) disciplines weary waiting. In the distance shimmers have yellow eyes of wypatrywanego train.