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Snowshoeing = Snowshoeing
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I went snowshoeing for the first time in my life last week, while we were on vacation in Vermont, and I must say that the experience of snow...
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Circus Peanuts Beware
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The Vermont Country Store in Weston is over-priced and full of kitsch, but these minor faults are overshadowed by the vast array of free ...
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Bonus Post! Good Friday? The Best Friday
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I am about to pour a triumphant local Vermont beer: we survived four days of family snowboarding without mishap (though my children nearly d...
Comparing and Contrasting Insane People (with an extra dash of irony)
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While I recognize the irony of someone like myself judging lunatics who write lots of words on the internet, I still can't help offering...
A Tough Fruit to Digest
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I highly recommend Tyler Cowen's e-pamphlet The Great Stagnation: How America Ate All the Low-Hanging Fruit of Modern History, Got Sick,...
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Transitions? WTF!
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Last week, my wife texted me the following message "U need to pick up the boys from your parents' house on the way home; I took out...
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Cheap Electrical Fun
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Just before I go to sleep on a cold, dry winter night, I strip off my black fleece sweatshirt so I won't get hot once I am under the cov...
Saving It . . . Forever
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This smart and spot-on post about amateur art by my friend Rob made me realize that the reason I have never actually tried to paint a pictu...
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The Human Memory is Strange, Wondrous, and Stupid
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Though I most definitely saw the film, if you were to ask me "Do you remember Remember the Titans ?" I would have to say no . . . ...
I Am Mean (But Not Golden)
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My friend Stacy and I each both teach Philosophy this year, and we were talking about Aristotle's Golden Mean . . . Aristotle says for e...
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If You're Reading This You Are Probably WEIRD
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In his new book, Jared Diamond explains that the human subjects studied in the vast majority of psychology experiments are WEIRD, and that m...
Setting the Youngsters Straight
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Every year, it seems that I have one annoying class . . . it's usually a large class in the middle of the day, just before lunch, when t...
Tickets, Time, and Anxiety
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I am not a big fan of live events -- a shortcoming of mine -- and this is because I'm not a terribly flexible person and I don't lik...
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The Most Athletic Thing I've Ever Done (and Possibly The Most Athletic Thing ANYONE Has Ever Done)
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You may have completed a triathlon or done a "tough mudder," or perhaps you've scored a hole-in-one or climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro...
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Another Note to Self . . . This is How to Create an Infinite Loop
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An easy way to hear my wife use profanity is to spill some granola on the counter, and then instead of cleaning it up, simply sweep it off t...
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Why Are We Living Like This?
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Americans can't sleep as it is, yet we spring the clocks ahead so we stay up later, consuming more fuel and stuff, and get alarmed even ...
It's The Fortnight of Time
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Due to a serendipitous confluence of influences -- including the annual "spring ahead" of Daylight Saving Time, the fact that I...
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My Children Need to Visit New Guinea
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Jared Diamond, in his new book The World Until Yesterday, claims that among New Guinean hunter gatherers, the Andaman Islanders, and the P...
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Strategic Birthday Logistics
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When carpooling children to a birthday party, always offer to do the drop-off -- it's much smoother than pick-up, when things can run la...
A Plea to Cronus: Obliterate Daylight Saving Time
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Monday morning, I had to use the light from my cell phone -- which prominently displays the time -- to locate my dog's poop so that I co...
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