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Now I’m not quite ready to run out and purchase a Wii, obviously. My trusty Xbox still give Sam and I hours of fun and entertainment. However, with the release of two new gaming systems over the holidays, I’ve been…

Like I said before, this is nutts. Wrong coach fired. Similar situations… Here’s the story: UA coach takes team much further than anyone anticipated. Team fails to make it to the big game. Coach is fired in one case, retained…

I won’t waste your time with even trying to add to the excellent entry that Andy White has over at his blog. It relates to the importance of positive self-talk for the self-employed person that often works alone. The “I…

“The theory of evolution has become the central unifying concept of biology and is a critical component of many related scientific disciplines.” (Science and Creationism: A View from the National Academy of Sciences, Second Edition). Creationism is not “against” modern…

It’s one thing to tour the capital of the U.S. and marvel at its immensity, its inherent power and feel struck by your own smallness and lack of contribution to the course of history. It’s another thing to immerse yourself…

We’re fid’na be late for a group meeting with our fellow Monticellonians, so this will be ultra short. You can go to the Flickr site for updated pictures. One of my favorite places yesterday besides the Capitol was the Library…

Thought you’d find this interesting…. [Via compete.com]

Carolyn and I will be on a plane bound for D.C. by the time most of you read this. We’re going with a group of local leaders known as Twenty for the Future. The best way I can think of…

Richard Viguerie, chairman of ConservativeHQ.com told activists recently at a conference that the Republican Party has been hijacked and that true conservatives should feel “angry and betrayed” by the “corrupt and immoral” Republican leaders they have had in Washington. Viguerie…