Parshah Vayikra

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This week’s parshah was Vayikra (Leviticus 1:1-5:26), in which the Lord gives Moses the detailed instructions for karbanot, sacrificial offerings. Different kinds of offerings (lambs, goats, birds, meal) are set out for different reasons and different levels of affluence. There’s…

Spamelot

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This morning’s New York Times has, at last, the review of Spamelot, which is to Monty Python what Mamma Mia! is to Abba. And the review (A Quest Beyond the Grail, by Ben Brantley) says that, well, Spamelot is to…

gonna, Daddy, gonna

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Michael, that Gentlest of Readers, has been wandering though the back pages of this Tohu Bohu, and has left a few comments, here and there, which is awfully nice, like leaving little gifts around the house. It also, by the…

Who gets it?

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I’m sure that everybody’s favorite residents of Left Blogovia will be all over Mr. Kristof’s column Who Gets It? Hillary in this morning’s New York Times (regreq, of course; I think it was Jeanne over at Body and Soul who…

Peering into the Dumpster

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Your Humble Blogger has just come back from reading How to Write like a Liberal Sack of Garbage over at Wealth Bondage, having followed the link from Timothy Burke over at Easily Distracted. The good bit is the comments, which…

Book Report: The Pirates! in an Adventure with Scientists

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Your Humble Blogger may be perfectly capable of perusing the new book shelf at the library without picking up a book with a title like The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists, but why would such a capacity ever be…