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Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
Somebody gets it
The best assessment of today's big news comes from a commenter at the Washington Post:
"The United States is denied the chance to host the Olympic games.
Conservatives cheer.
The leader of the United States is awarded the most prestigious international award for diplomacy.
Conservatives boo.
I think someone's dictionary has a defective entry for 'patriotism.' "
Well put, sir.
"The United States is denied the chance to host the Olympic games.
Conservatives cheer.
The leader of the United States is awarded the most prestigious international award for diplomacy.
Conservatives boo.
I think someone's dictionary has a defective entry for 'patriotism.' "
Well put, sir.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
The more things change, blah blah blah
Here's an exercise.
Take this article (from the wonderful SABR Baseball Biography Project), and substitute "Milton Bradley" for "Alex Johnson."
The results may be illuminating.
Despite the growing understanding of mental illness in professional sports, the most obvious examples still seem to be ignored.
Take this article (from the wonderful SABR Baseball Biography Project), and substitute "Milton Bradley" for "Alex Johnson."
The results may be illuminating.
Despite the growing understanding of mental illness in professional sports, the most obvious examples still seem to be ignored.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
Dachshunds Gone Wild
Maggie and Ernie went to the vet this past Saturday to get their nails trimmed.
Maggie behaved herself, which is notable, given that she required two techs and a muzzle last time. Recall that she weighs ten pounds after a meal.
Ernie more than made up for her. He:
1) tried to make a break for the door while Maggie was being weighed,
2) had to be towed in when he sat down and refused to budge, and
3) piddled on the vet tech while being trimmed.
I'm so proud of him.
Maggie behaved herself, which is notable, given that she required two techs and a muzzle last time. Recall that she weighs ten pounds after a meal.
Ernie more than made up for her. He:
1) tried to make a break for the door while Maggie was being weighed,
2) had to be towed in when he sat down and refused to budge, and
3) piddled on the vet tech while being trimmed.
I'm so proud of him.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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