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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Libertarian Veganism
One day I will have to expand this concept of “Libertarian Veganism” but for now, I’ll just point you to my other site: We are what we eat subsidize Share and Enjoy:
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Ending Prohibition
I used to be against legalizing drugs, until my mid twenties when I read research that showed how few deaths actually occur from recreational drug use. When I thought about it some more, I realized that I never became a … Continue reading
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School Shooting
The top story today will undoubtedly be the school shooting at Virginia Tech today. How long before the shooting is blamed on Marilyn Manson (who though I can’t recall having a recent hit seems to always be the poster boy … Continue reading
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Jackie Robinson
Sixty years ago today, Jackie Robinson stepped onto the field for the Dodgers to man first base. He represented the first modern African-American player to play baseball in Major League Baseball. Sixteen years before Martin Luther King’s famous “I Have … Continue reading
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Waner Day
I have a couple ancestors in the Baseball Hall of Fame, Paul and Lloyd Waner, two brothers who played mainly for the Pirates during the 1920′s and 1930′s. The Pirates have announced they are retiring Paul’s number. Read all about … Continue reading
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My Castle
On Wednesday, April 4th 2007, my wife and I entered a contract to purchase an awesome home in a small town called Plattsburg, MO. It’s a 4900 square foot home sitting on 22 acres, with a 4.5 acre lake. It’s … Continue reading
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The Golden Age of Fandom
We are truly in one a golden age for baseball fans. There is no other time in history when a fan could watch or listen to so many baseball games. Just yesterday, I listened to the home broadcast of the … Continue reading
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Baseball Predictions
To get on record before tonight’s Mets-Cardinals 2007 season opening game, I want to get my predictions down. I plan to write about baseball quite often this season. Division Winners NL East: Phillies NL Central: Cardinals NL West: Dodgers AL … Continue reading
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