If I write 3,571.5 (or so) words every day for the rest of November (except Thanksgiving, when I have plans) I will be a novelist. I'm not going to make it, but not because I'm lazy. It's just that I didn't sign up in time for NaNoWriMo [http://www.nanowrimo.org/], which is how "National Novel Writi
The people have a right to know if their next president is a flip-flopper, and in an interview with Tim Russert, our Flip Side candidate denies flip-flopping, denies denying he flip-flopped, and generally shows himself to be a flop that nobody can deny. At least we think that's what he meant.
When you turn 50, the American Association of Retired Persons [http://www.aarp.org/] sends you a nice red-plastic card to show folks who might otherwise mistake you for, say, a well-preserved 49-year-old.
A strange thing happened to religion on its way to extinction. It may turn out that declaring God is Dead may be premature. Very weak, certainly, but not yet a goner. The most interesting development in the death watch has been the disintegration of the Evangelical Voting Bloc. According to a fascin
The most complete rundown of the 2007 election to be found anywhere, anytime, anyhow.
