2011-12-21T16:09:56-05:00

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The episode “Black Orchid” from the Peter Davison era stands out as atypical in several respects. Not only is it relatively short (consisting of only two roughly half hour parts) but instead of the Doctor and his companions finding themselves in seemingly ordinary circumstances and discovering that something bizarre is going on, this time they seem to be in their usual bizarre circumstances, and things turn out to be more mundane. While a later Doctor would encounter Agatha Christie and... Read more

2011-12-21T11:27:44-05:00

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2011-12-21T04:05:36-05:00

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The classic carol by Gustav Holst, performed by the Choir of Kings College, Cambridge. Read more

2011-12-21T00:00:08-05:00

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2011-12-20T17:05:45-05:00

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2011-12-20T13:37:28-05:00

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Created by James Ged – click here for the original source. by HT Geeks of Christ This is the next best thing to getting an alien for Christmas Read more

2011-12-20T09:12:37-05:00

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If you can’t beat ’em, repeat ’em – using shorthand! Read more

2011-12-20T00:44:13-05:00

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Mike Bird wrote a post about the connection between Christmas, December 25th, and the “triumph of Christianity over paganism.” Many pagans were less than flattered or impressed. Star Foster, who blogs about her pagan faith here at Patheos, responded with a post “When Interfaith Gets Ugly.” What struck me most was that in her post it didn’t get ugly. And I saw in that something beautiful. A bright, shining example of the possibility of disagreeing strongly with someone and yet... Read more

2011-12-20T00:07:14-05:00

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Morten Lauridsen’s setting: Francis Poulenc’s setting: Read more

2011-12-19T19:24:31-05:00

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Two different performances of the second piece from Respighi’s Trittico Botticelliano, and the most appropriate for the Christmas season: “Adoration of the Magi.” Read more

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