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This Is the Deal
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I will entertain some high school students for ten months, as long as my town's school system takes my own children off my hands and ent...
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The Positive Manifold is Annoying
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Scott Barry Kaufman, an accomplished cognitive scientist who began his academic career as a special ed student relegated to the resource roo...
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Don't Know Much About History
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Greg Grandin's book Empire's Workshop: Latin America, the United States, and the Rise of the New Imperialism is giving me a headac...
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Let's Enter the Mind of My Child
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So I'm at the Chinese restaurant with my dad and my brother and the waiter brings us little plates for our dumplings, and my little plat...
The (Slightly Insane) Case of the Missing Teeth
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My nine year old son Ian had a rough time at the dentist on Monday; he had two teeth pulled-- or, as his pediatric dentist euphemistically p...
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We Can't Stop Watching the Guild
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I'm not sure sure which is nerdier: actually playing a MMORPG or binge-watching a show about people who play a MMORPG.
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The Guild
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If you need to watch something weird and funny, and you want to consume an entire season in one sitting (and you don't require A-list ac...
Non-Fiction/Fiction/Non-fiction Drug War Sandwich
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I was so enthralled by Don Winslow's brutal and intense semi-fictional account of America's war on drugs ( Power of the Dog ) that ...
Sun, Sand, Salt, and Seaweed
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You know you're on vacation when-- after a brisk run on the beach and a refreshing swim in the ocean-- you take a warm relaxing shower i...
The Bull Revisited (But Better)
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Nine years ago in Sea Isle City, the Springfield Inn had an electric bull and for five dollars you could ride as much as you liked, so we ro...
My Skin Hurts (But in a Good Way)
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The weather has been so clear, crisp and sunny in Sea Isle City the past week that I'm looking forward to some rain . . . do people who ...
What Else Is in There?
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While we were walking along Corson Inlet to the Strathmere Bay, to do some creature collecting on the sandbars, we saw a guy throw a dragnet...
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Sometimes Ignorance is Bliss
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If you like your novels with extra torture, then read Don Winslow's fantastic, Ellroy-esque tale of Mexican drug cartels, DEA agents, an...
I've Still Got It . . .
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Though it's been a three year hiatus, I've still got the remarkable ability to count to four at just the right moment in the bridge ...
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Mix and Match Your Way to Fabulous Wealth and Riches
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According to Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee's book The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Te...
Art Doesn't Have To Make You Feel Stupid
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Art doesn't have to be the way it's portrayed in the inconclusive and unsettling documentary My Kid Could Paint That . . . I just wa...
What's In an Excellent Sounding Name?
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I met a man named Bill Rainwater yesterday . . . I wish I had a cool surname like that.
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This Sentence Could Be Better
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This sentence would be much better if I came to the end of three trilogies-- which is entirely in the realm of possibility, because the boy...
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All This So Kids Can Chase a Ball?
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Here is the necessary paperwork-- copied directly from the reminder e-mail-- so that my son and his friends can kick around a ball on a gras...
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The End of Days
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Monday was a rude awakening for me . . . a horrible wriggling thought wormed its way into my brain: summer is going to end . . . this awful ...
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