March 29th 2006
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I've signed up for an outdoor soccer team. Our first game is a week and a half away and I am dreadfully aware that my lactic acid tolerance is at a record low. Tonight, in an effort to prevent my untimely soccer-related death, I took to the field ...
March 28th 2006
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Ok, someone is clearly plagiarizing CACCC. Now that doesn't make it a bad idea, on the contrary it is a superbly brilliant idea, but give some respect--recognize the movement that began it all (that would be right here at Infinite Regression).
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March 26th 2006
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Saturday morning found me in strange attire: forgotten pants from the bottom of my dresser rolled up to mid calf, soccer socks for shin warmth and old shoes. I was going mountain biking for the first time this season and was expecting mud and cold. Justin and I ...
March 22nd 2006
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Infinite Regression hasn’t been watered very well recently. I’ve been thinking about the drought a lot, trying to examine my reasons for not writing, trying to find a suitable muse for linguistic companionship. My topics here have all been too brainy recently, or so it seems; nothing but ...
March 14th 2006
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I’ve been thinking about fragments and “edges†and “debris†lately. The consensus in the media I’ve consumed in that regard seems to be that wholeness necessarily includes imperfection; i.e. human wholeness precludes perfection, and perfection’s presumption is nothing more than a falsely conceived collection of incomplete parts. The ...
March 8th 2006
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Ariel (BittersweetLife), a frequent ideological alley of mine, has posted something that must be challenged; I am rather appalled by the thinking and tone in his normally "right on" blog. I've linked to his post and will also start this response with one of his passages (I hate following ...
March 4th 2006
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Ashes mingled in oil, ancient history and inclusivity; it is the Lenten Season. This year my church is participating in Lent with a 40-day drive built around a “joining the journey†theme. All too often churches/denominations expend a great deal of critical energy in debunking one another, pointing ...