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A La Carte (12/29)

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Friday December 29, 2006

Politics: Angry in the Great White North has unearthed a terrible scandal involving Canada’s Prime Minister.

Du Jour: Dan Phillips has a touching post on “Four faces: gaining perspective for the new year.”

Video: Recover the Gospel is an attempt to collect some of the best video resources available at YouTube and Google Video.

History: Two days from now the U.K. will give the U.S. $83 million, finally paying off their World War II debt. The history of this is quite interesting. An older article at BBC has details.

Books: BibleRhymes tells the stories of the Bibles in rhymes and illustrations.


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