Yesterday was Veteran’s Day (here in the US; it goes by the name of Armistice Day and Remembrance Day in some other nations in the world). Back in 1918, on the the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month (November), the armistice was signed that ended World War I. It was officially […]
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Call me melodramatic, but I’m starting to feel old. I think I have more than a few reasons to feel that way; I’m nearly thirty (and will actually be thirty later this year), my wife is pregnant, and before the year is done, I’ll be a father. Oh yeah, if that somehow wasn’t enough, I’m
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As you might have figured out from previous posts, the past few days have been less than relaxing for me. Between a fire, a power outage, an upcoming medical test (as you first read this, I’ll be starting a week-long test to discover the exact nature of my seizures and figure out how to treat
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It’s getting near the middle of May, and in an election year, that means the already heated election cycle is only going to get hotter. You can see it already, as the Obama campaign takes firmer aim at Mitt Romney, and Romney’s supporters in turn attack Barack Obama all the more fiercely. This is not
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Ah, so it’s April 16th. The Sun is shining, the birds are singing, and throughout the country, people are relieved and excited that April 15th has passed, and with it, Tax Day is now officially over. Time to celebrate! Alright, not quite; with the 15th falling on a Sunday this year, taxes aren’t officially due
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