Sentence of Dave
The Required Amount at the Prescribed Rate (Handcrafted From the Finest Corinthian Leather)
Ups and Downs on the Mountain
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Warm and slushy on the slopes today-- Ian didn't last very long because he slipped and fell on some ice and bruised his knee on the edge...
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Spring Break in a Barn (Loft)!
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According to this new episode of Invisibilia , the patterns of your past don't predict your future-- or at least they can't progra...
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Mulvaney and Trump Screw Over the Forgotten Men and Women
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If you want to get politically indignant about something more substantial than stupid Trump tweets, listen to the newest episode of Planet ...
Flu Day . . .
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My fever is down . . . the Tamiflu seems to be working, but more importantly, I did some valuable things on my flu day: 1) watched the Net...
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There's No Shooting This Elephant (Without Giving Yourself a Lobotomy)
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If you read Simler and Hanson's book The Elephant in the Brain: Hidden Motives in Everyday Life , you're going to have to get intros...
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The Eternal Bronchial Return
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The search bar on this blog allows me to look back on my life and see if The History of Dave is repeating itself . . . and in regards to two...
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Bring Back the Boom Box!
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I am making my way through Kevin Simler and Robin Hanson's book The Elephant in the Brain: Hidden Motives in Everyday Life . . . the the...
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The Test 107: Cunningham Has the Best Words
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This week on The Test , the very highly educated Cunningham has the best words, the most beautiful words . . . and you'll have to figu...
Dave Becomes Even More Insufferable (Thanks Charles C. Mann!)
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I just finished the new Charles C. Mann book The Wizard and the Prophet (including both appendices) and now I'm chock full of facts and...
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Several Surefire Strategies
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My wife is in the home stretch of a "Biggest Loser" style weight loss gambling ring with a bunch of other women in town, and she...
Tigger Dad (Tigger is Scottish, Right?)
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If you want some ideas on how to get your son to excel in academics, read the first couple chapters of John Stuart Mill's Autobiography.
One More Sad Tale
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Yesterday when my wife got home from the grocery store, she saw Ian in the kitchen and asked him where I was and he said, "Dad is out w...
Falling to Pieces (Central Jersey Style)
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I feel like I'm living in some tri-state, upper-middle class version of a country song: yesterday we put the dog down; while I was diggi...
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March Badness
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R.I.P. Sirius Black . . . a good boy until the end.
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And Thus the Whirligig of Time Brings in His Revenges (Upon Dave and Many Many Others)
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I got my just desserts for stripping the joy from NCAA gambling bracketology-- a couple of days ago, I decided filling out brackets for a NC...
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My Wife is No Mantis Shrimp (or is she?)
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The mantis shrimp has the most sophisticated visual system in the animal kingdom-- they have from 12 to 16 different kinds of rods and c...
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A March Metaphor
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The lottery has been often labeled a "tax on dumb people" and while picking brackets for the NCAA tournament is akin to this kind...
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What About Dad?
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When I catch kids using cell-phones in class, why are they always texting their mother?
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March Sadness
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My dog-- ailing from Lymes-- still likes to walk, but he no longer wants to kill cats.
Talking to Women is Damn Near Impossible (for Dave)
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Last night during dinner preparation, I noticed something out of the ordinary: my wife was listening to some decent music (Andrew Bird) and ...
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