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Pink Slime Delicacy

Published by Paul on May 16, 2014 | Leave a response

     Over the years, my family and I have hosted several Japanese exchange students during the summer months.  Their first food request after they get off the plane is always the same – “American Hamburger”.  Although McDonalds now spans the globe, a burger in Tokyo is just not as good as one in the […]

Posted in Culture, Just Wrong, The Big Picture | Tagged food, hamburger, McDonalds, pink slime

Grading the Candidates

Published by Paul on May 15, 2014 | Leave a response

     I’ve spent years explaining to college students why grading is necessary.  I have thoughtfully reviewed all the reasons why I can’t just give everyone an “A” and make them love me.  Grades are merely a tool, I have said; they help you to adjust your learning modalities and achieve your life goals more […]

Posted in Politics, Society, The Big Picture | Tagged elections, grading, politics

The Age of Anxiety

Published by Paul on May 14, 2014 | Leave a response

     In an age where cave dwellers ate small animals and worried about being eaten by larger ones, anxiety was a good thing.  “Fight or flight” has seen its day, and that occasional, sudden bolus of adrenaline has been replaced by a lower, 24/7 time-release dosage.  “The Age of Anxiety” by W.H. Auden won […]

Posted in Culture, The Big Picture | Tagged Anxiety, Culture, Drugs

Thugs in the NBA

Published by Paul on May 13, 2014 | Leave a response

     Is it just me, or is the NBA becoming a collection of thugs?  I know you should never judge a book by its cover, and I certainly have tried my best to avoid stereotyping people based on their appearance.  Nevertheless, I can’t help but wonder, as I watch an NBA game, what these […]

Posted in Culture, NBA, The Big Picture | Tagged Culture, NBA, Tatoos

Remember “Tebow Time”?

Published by Paul on May 12, 2014 | Leave a response

     There was a six week period where the excitement over Tim Tebow grew like a nuclear reaction, with “buzzer beater” wins leading to more and more attention. The Denver Broncos backed into the NFL playoffs, too embarrassed to wear the T-shirts and caps that celebrated their AFC West championship. Everyone picked the Pittsburgh […]

Posted in Culture, Faith, NFL | Tagged Faith, NFL, Tim Tebow

Weddings at Funeral Homes

Published by Paul on May 11, 2014 | Leave a response

     If you are struggling with an important, life changing decision, try strolling through a cemetery at sunrise.  Nothing else compares when it comes to adding clarity to your life.  If that critical decision happens to involve a wedding, you might be able to save some money by staying on the property and checking […]

Posted in Just Wrong, Society | Tagged Funerals, Just Wrong, Weddings

Good Battles Evil

Published by Paul on May 10, 2014 | Leave a response

     In the 2009 BCS Championship Game, Tim Tebow wrote “John 3:16” on his eye-black.  An estimated 94 million people Googled it, and found themselves confronted with the central message of the Christian faith.  The NFL doesn’t allow players to wear advertising, but in his last playoff game against the Steelers, Tebow passed for […]

Posted in Culture, Faith | Tagged Christian Faith, good vs. evil, Tebow

The Chinese are Catching Up

Published by Paul on May 10, 2014 | Leave a response

Hard work beats talent every time. Based on his public image, Peyton Manning is one of the hardest working athletes in professional sports. So far, it seems to be turning out well for him. Open any American history book and it will tell the story of how our great country was built by immigrants who […]

Posted in Society, Technology, The Big Picture | Tagged chinese economy, progress, world powers

Half of Us Are Below Average

Published by Paul on May 10, 2014 | Leave a response

By definition, half of us are below average (you know who you are).  Statistics can be confusing, however (see, for example, “Damned Lies and Statistics:  Untangling Numbers from the Media, Politicians, and Activists”).  This may explain why the entire crop of Republican presidential hopefuls is below average.  If it were up to me, I would change […]

Posted in Politics, Society | Tagged politics, presidential election, statistics

Too Many Laws

Published by Paul on May 4, 2014 | Leave a response

The US has the most prisoners of any country in the world; one in every 32 adults in this country is in jail. There are lots of people who get paid to analyze this. It seems to me that we do have an awful lot of laws, and that people often are unaware, or just […]

Posted in Culture, Society | Tagged law, leash law, prison
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