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Helping nerds date: sexy robots [http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,215583,00.html]. How long until these things put a dent in the world's oldest profession?

From Welborn [http://amywelborn.typepad.com/openbook/2006/09/tragedy_all_aro.html]: > An enraged girlfriend who fatally shot a Palm Beach County firefighter, then turned the gun on herself might have been upset about their decision to abort their baby a few weeks earlier, a witness told detectives

A "provocative" movie about St. Theresa Avila [http://www.lolafilms.com/ingles/pelicula_rodaje_detalle.asp?id=393].

This is the weekend I became the techno-addict. Two things happened: 1. I got a large-screen TV hooked up downstairs. A product of my parents's hand-me-down benevolence, the picture is good but not great, and it won't accept a high definition signal. No matter. It sits

> The average American household has more TVs in it than people, new research has indicated. > A study by Nielsen Media Research has revealed that in the typical US home there are 2.73 television sets and 2.55 people. > It was also revealed that TV viewing in

A drizzly morning: 5:45, with little time to write. I have to take Jack to his rocket football game . . . in a town an hour away, and he must be there by 7:30. The game doesn't start until 8:30, but he has to be there an

All you wanted to ponder about pumpkin beer. [http://www.thebrewsite.com/2006/09/18/pumpkin_beer_ruminations.php] And [http://beeradvocate.com/beer/style/72].

I was at the county fair last night (working as a volunteer mostly, but also spending some time with my oldest three children). I'm dragging today, so blogging will drag, too. In the meantime, I offer this gem from recent reading: > Alexander Pope [http://en.wikipedia.org/

Charlotte Church says she loves wearing big knickers. [http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2002141.html?menu=news.quirkies] Based on her recent conduct, how much longer until the story says, "Charlotte Church says she loves taking off big knickers"? When Catholics fall away, they fall away