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When things begin to get real, accurate diagnosis and a true acknowledgment of the situation […]
Behavioral economist Dan Ariely hit an anthropological home run in the Wall Street Journal this […]
Judging from the amount of forwards to my inbox, Pamela Druckerman’s “Why French Parents Are […]
A worthy article in The Wall Street Journal by Nassir Ghaemi entitled “Depression in Command,” […]
For anybody who hasn’t read it, “Cathedral” (1982) is probably Raymond Carver’s most famous short […]
When did The Wall Street Journal become the go-to place for provocative social commentary? An […]
A recent article from the WSJ described how Resorts and Hotels are dropping the word […]
Pastor Joel Osteen is, in the words of (fake) fashion icon Mugatu (played by Will […]
Some recent cyber-items of note from around the World-Wide-Web. An interesting article in First Things […]
From a CNN article this morning: ‘Seventy-five percent of Americans call themselves Christian, according to […]
Today, I received this video and I think it is beautiful. However, at the same […]
The short story here is that developing counties are no longer able to issue debt […]