The art of keeping up with yesterday's blogging
Of civil rights at the Roosevelt memorial in Washington DC…
About civil rights and freedom at the Roosevelt memorial…
Roosevelt Memorial in Washington DC…
Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC…
A photo of the Washington memorial…
We went to Washington DC yesterday. It was a lot of fun despite the hot and humid weather. We reached there at 10:30am and got the free passes for the Holocaust Museum. The earliest they had available was for 3:30pm. (Note to self: buy tickets from tickets.com in advance.) The museum website claims that most… Continue reading Washington DC
Got home 11pm last night. It rained part of the way and I hate driving in the rain, especially at night. Anyway, rain’s got something for me since it has rained a majority of times I have gone camping. It also rains almost every time I drive between home and school. In fact, I think… Continue reading Home Now
Via ParaPundit, I found a sympathetic but scholarly review of Luxenberg’s book. A much better reading than the mumbo jumbo of the Newsweek article. Al-Muhajabah tackles the allegation that Muslims don’t engage in textual or critical analysis of the Quran and Brian Ulrich compares the media approach to the world to Civilization III.
I am going to drive to Jersey tomorrow (thursday) for the break. I’ll be there for 2 weeks. If any readers in the NY/NJ area are interested in meeting for drinks or something, please let me know.
Via Unqualified Offerings, here is an excerpt from the Washington Post. Col. David Hogg, commander of the 2nd Brigade of the 4th Infantry Division, said tougher methods are being used to gather the intelligence. On Wednesday night, he said, his troops picked up the wife and daughter of an Iraqi lieutenant general. They left a… Continue reading I am Speechless