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- JulyJuly posted on 05/09/2008Despite death threats, gay bishop plans civil union Its what God is calling me to do, says controversial clergyman TODAYShow.com contributor updated 10:25 a.m. CT, Thurs., May. 8, 2008 Episcopal bishop Gene Robinson knows he is inviting death threats by entering into a civil union with his gay partner on the eve of his churchs biggest ecclesiastical conference. And he says it is worth it, because he is doing what God asks of him. When your life is at stake, you learn that there are th
- obamafanJuly posted on 05/09/2008Yesterday, Trailhead invited readers to imagine what would have to happen for Barack Obama to lose the Democratic nomination. And boy did you respond. You, dear readers, are a motley assortment of creative and disturbed geniuses. Scenarios tended to fall into a few categories: embarrassing revelations, major screw-ups, Clinton ex machinas, and unfortunate occurrences. Others involved Obama turning out to be someoneor somethingother than himself, such as the Rev. Jeremiah Wright (note that you never
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- xyzt posted on 05/07/2008Chinese editor in limbo over Tibet piece GUANGZHOU, China (AP) - An editor's career at a popular magazine in southern China appeared to be in limbo Wednesday after he wrote an opinion article that challenged the government on the prickly issues of censorship and Tibet. Zhang Ping's situation illustrates the risks of bucking China's government at a sensitive time. It is also an example of the often ambiguous ways the country's Communist officialdom makes its displeasure known. The Paris-based
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- xwfanghuzhai posted on 05/07/2008Carnival Culture: the Trashing of Taste in America. - book reviews Michael O. Garvey If you blindfolded yourself and threw a brick into a crowd of typical North American college students (as you really should sometime), you'd be more likely to injure a Nintendo enthusiast than a devoted reader of Paul Claudel. Nowhere in Carnival Culture, an absorbing study of the triumph of the barbarians, is this specific experiment recommended, but its predictable outcome is the sort of thing the reader is invited t
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