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Another common sense study, this time from Australia: Troublesome children are more likely to grow up to be dangerous drivers. Link [http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/Todays-naughty-child-is-tomorrows-road-lunatic/2005/06/02/1117568321783.html?oneclick=true] (good luck getting in; it's a real hassle). Excerpt: > A report

. . . we'll need to learn more about it: > The Internet's primary oversight body approved a plan yesterday to create a virtual red-light district, setting the stage for pornographic Web sites to use new addresses ending in "xxx." > The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names

> A number of TV watchdog groups have filed complaints against Carl Jr's ad with Paris Hilton calling it soft pornography. To give you an idea of how racy the ad is, Carl Sr. wouldn't let Carl Jr. watch it. > Have you seen the ad?

A disgruntled reader writes: > That was wrong to call the people of Doylestown morons. Doylestown is home to the Pauline Fathers and Our Lady of Czestahowa shrine also it has a 24 hour Catholic radio station and many devout practicing Catholics. I think, and you should know this, that

Ted Turner spoke to CNN employees yesterday about making the network more serious. It now trails Fox in the ratings. But Ted is still proud of his network, calling it his greatest professional achievement and even claiming partial credit for ending the Cold War. When CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour asked

The Bosox continue to provide us with reasons to root for the Yankees. First, five of their players appeared on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. Now, crew members from Queer will throw out the first pitch at Fenway. Link [http://thetrack.bostonherald.com/moreTrack/view.bg?articleid=85953]. And

> [A] fictional psychologist named Dr. Robert Hartley (aka Bob Newhart) is commemorated with a bronze-couch statue on Chicago's Michigan Avenue. A bronze image of Mary Richards, played by Mary Tyler Moore, tossing her tam stands on Seventh Street in Minneapolis. > A bronze statue honoring Jackie Gleason

Hey, if your kids are watching TV past 9:00, they're seeing a lot worse than a little latex. Then again, nothing normalizes like advertising. Your call: > Two major TV networks agreed to run a new campaign for Trojan condoms on primetime Tuesday, according to the New

Last week, we mentioned the new trend among high schoolers: the elaborate prom invite. Link [https://thedailyeudemon.com/1137/]. Eric Scheske has written about the phenomenon in greater depth at Catholic Exchange. Link [http://www.catholicexchange.com/vm/index.asp?vm_id=1&art_id=28729].

Issue XXVII We've passed the half year mark. Twenty-seven issues of the Weekly Features Post and still rambling. This WFP benefits from the three-day weekend. We're often rushed to put together the WFP, especially during the frenzied month of May, but this time we were able