Married to the kids

subtlecynic comments on how these days parents have exalted their kids above all other things, including their spouses, borthers, sisters, etc., and points us to a column by John Rosemond that explains the impact this is having on kids’ ability to understand what a relationship is supposed to look like. He says, in part: Today’s all-too-typical child is prevented from

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The Creationism Museum

We could clear a lot of the ambiguity plaguing American life up by simply amending the Bill of Rights thusly: “The Bible is objective journalism.” _________________________ The Pit’s Boston Metro Desk Chief Deborah A. Levinson reporting: As far as I can tell, this is not a hoax. Among the wonderful tidbits on this site is this excerpt from a press

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Fire with fire?

A new piece by Bill Adair, the St. Petersburg Times Washington Bureau Chief, urges the Dems to “steal the playbook.” Better bumper stickers instead of position papers. Better hardball – “attack early and keep it up.” Finger on the pulse – got to grok the God and NASCAR crowd. Talking points and party discipline – stay on message, even if

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Hoops update, 12.6

1: Wake finally got the whacking I’ve been waiting for. And the beatdown Illinois laid on them wasn’t a fluke, either. The Illini outplayed our guards badly, and we didn’t do a very good job at the one thing that seemed to offer some promise – pounding it to Williams. He got the ball, but not nearly enough – the

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Life is SO freakin’ good!

It took awhile, but I finally found a good beer store up here in WNY. There’s a place called Consumer’s Beverages in the Buffalo area (at least two stores in the Southtowns, maybe more elsewhere – thanks to Darrell Z for putting me onto the place) that has an excellent micro selection. Not only do they have some really nice

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*: How gullible are you?

Barry “The Asterisk” Bonds says he didn’t know. No, seriously, that’s what he says. And maybe he’s telling the truth. You can not know just about anything if you really set your mind to it, and BB may have told his trainer in advance not to tell him what he was taking. In the world of politics and big money

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Basketball notes

1: The Bonnies will be lucky to win a game this year. Well, I went to see St. Bonaventure play Marist last week, and let me tell you, there are high school teams that could give the Bonnies all they want this season. One of my colleagues here, Professor Paul Wieland, says this is the worst SBU team he’s seen

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