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ALL SAINT’S DAY, well not quite here in Montreal, but it certainly is over there.
MONTREAL is awesome – autumn, or fall as I’m learning to call it, is far more colourful here than in the grey(!) havens. Also, policemen speaking French is just disorienting – it sounds far too pleasant for them.
ALL SAINT’S DAY, well not quite here in Montreal, but it certainly is over there.
MONTREAL is awesome – autumn, or fall as I’m learning to call it, is far more colourful here than in the grey(!) havens. Also, policemen speaking French is just disorienting – it sounds far too pleasant for them.
TERESA of Avila is the saint of the day.
This Noreena Hertz article in the Observer a little while ago whose point [that there are some debts that are so clearly illegitimate or unpayable, that countries should never be asked to honour them.] is made pithily.
A new taxonomy of philosophical positions.
An argument for the necessary existence of absolutely anything at all that exists. [at Prof. Timothy Williamson's website.]
TERESA of Avila is the saint of the day.
This Noreena Hertz article in the Observer a little while ago whose point [that there are some debts that are so clearly illegitimate or unpayable, that countries should never be asked to honour them.] is made pithily.
A new taxonomy of philosophical positions.
An argument for the necessary existence of absolutely anything at all that exists. [at Prof. Timothy Williamson's website.]
is the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 2004. Richly deserved.
is the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 2004. Richly deserved.
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