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Central Cortex
Central Cortex 12/05/10: Thoughts on Inception Category: Film and TV Posted by: Therem 2 Comments I originally saw Inception in theaters and was impressed by its intricate and imaginative visual look and layers of narrative. Leonardo DiCaprio was kind of stiff and boring, but Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Tom Hardy made up for him. The dreams were more like virtual reality constructs than what actually goes on in people’s minds while they sleep, but they were still involving, so I was fine with it
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Iloilo City Boy: The Church of the Angry Christ
Iloilo City Boy Friday, June 02, 2006 The Church of the Angry Christ Inside the Victorias Milling Company (VMC) compound in Victorias, Negros Occidental, there sits a Catholic church unlike any other church in the whole world. Known to locals as the St. Joseph the Worker Parish Church, the VMC chapel has gained international renown through a Life Magazine article which dubbed it as the ?Church of the Angry Christ.?Long before Da Vinci Code, the Church of the Angry Christ in
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Pictures in a Row
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Patrick J. Buchanan - Official Website
Patrick J. Buchanan ? Official Website Right From the Beginning HomeBiography Brigade E-List Keep Us Online! Note to Pat Praise About Quotes Contact Columns What 9/11 Wrought: The Bush Legacy Sep 092011 By Patrick J. Buchanan In Cairo in'43, when the tide had turned in the war on Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, who had embraced Joseph Stalin as an ally and acceded to his every demand, had a premonition. Conversing with Harold Macmillan, Churchill blurted: ?Cromwell was a great
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UK Poverty Post
UK Poverty Post Blog About Humankind Index ? public consultation Whose Economy? Seminar Series Archive Nightmare on Inflation Street: the sequel July 12th, 2011 by DonaldHirsch Posted in Inequality, Wellbeing, cuts, livelihoods, uk poverty | 2 Comments » This post first appeared on the Joseph Rowntree Foundation blog. In the'90s, we thought we had slain the big economic dragon of inflation. Now it is back ? at nothing like the double-digit rates of the'70s, but in a new and