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This comment was left on the blog a couple days ago, on an old post that we had about the passing of Mitch Hedberg.
In the last few months I have spent a LOT of time in my car travelling back and forth to my folks house. My Mother was diagnosed in mid-November with Stage IV […]

While it’s easy to grow weary of the “Reagan, Reagan, Reagan…” mantra that has been repeated over and over and over again by the current crop of candidates, we should remember why Reagan is so revered.

Remembering those who paid the ultimate price.

i also think very highly of the golden state warriors.

lee jenkins of the nytimes has written a great article on the team’s improbable last two months, in which they have gone from 26-35 to just squeaking into the playoffs to knocking off the team with the 6th best regular season record in NBA history. […]

and, after that performance, i am not afraid to admit it.

we at all-encompassingly.com express our heartfelt condolences to all those who have been affected by monday’s senseless tragedy.
i came across this photo and caption yesterday, and i thought it was remarkable:

“Nikki Giovanni, renown poet and Virginia Tech English professor, raises her arms in cheer after offering remarks Tuesday, April 17, 2007, […]

A great essay about religion and science by the director of the Human Genome Project.
As a believer, I see DNA, the information molecule of all living things, as God’s language, and the elegance and complexity of our own bodies and the rest of nature as a reflection of God’s plan.
I did not always embrace these […]

What an awesome speech.

Hat tip: Extreme Mortman.

Is there any lingering doubt that Serena Williams is simply the best women’s tennis player of all time?
She completely dominates the sport a few years ago, seemingly grows tired of it, is injured most of last year and then comes back to win the Australian Open as an unseeded player, crushing Maria Sharapova in the […]

One of my childhood heroes and favorite baseball player of all-time, Cal Ripken, was elected to the Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
Aside from being a revolutionary shortstop and all-around awesome ball player, he lived a life of honor in the public eye. I’m not sure anyone is more deserving of a place at Cooperstown.

The Argentine thinker/philosopher/commentator Alejandro Rozitchner has a new book out, Pensar para hacer. You can read the prologue here (in Spanish).
If it is even half as good as Ideas Falsas then it will be an excellent read. Unfortunately, I may have to wait until I’m in Argentina to pick it up (I don’t […]

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This Mormonism article was recently submitted to all-encompassingly for publication. It is one of a series of informational posts addressing perceived mysteries or secrets of the LDS Church. –Admin

One of the greatest economists of the 20th century passed away today.