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  Thursday at 6:55PM on January 26, 2012
Catching up on your Netflix queue may seem like a worthy (if futile) task for all the precious hours, minutes, and seconds of youthful ennui otherwise devoted to mundane studies, grueling jobs to keep (Read more...)
  Monday at 6:37PM on December 19, 2011
Unless you're a crabby crank and a killjoy grouser, it's pretty darn hard to bellyache over a good solid romance and turn one's nose up over intense bonding and sentiment amongst folks. After all, the (Read more...)
  Tuesday at 5:07PM on November 01, 2011
These days, when planes are fast and travel options many, most of us have as much reason to get on a boat as we have for wearing sock garters—about next to none. That is of course, if you’re one of th (Read more...)
  Monday at 2:05AM on August 29, 2011
Halloween has always been something of a tricky business---not trick-or-treat tricky---just plain tricky in that its modern day incarnation has something of a history behind it. What we know today as (Read more...)
  Wednesday at 5:35PM on May 25, 2011
If you think the Tour de France is hard, think again. What’s a three week long race covering over 2,000 miles packed with 200 plus folks hunched over pedaling wheels going so fast, they look like the (Read more...)
  Sunday at 10:59PM on April 24, 2011
Summer is the season that speaks of soft-living. Sure we still go about generating those TPS reports to keep the flow of fusion tacos coming to the table but summer’s that time of year when the heat k (Read more...)
  Thursday at 3:40PM on February 17, 2011
When it comes to a city’s reputation, New York probably won’t win the prize for being soft, slow, and gentle.  On the contrary, the bustling Big Apple has the opposite personality of a cushy cashmere (Read more...)
  Thursday at 2:11PM on February 17, 2011
Some months have all the luck. Holidays, birthdays, celebrations, annual events—you name it, that month’s got it.  One lucky son of a gun is the month of March.  With Mardi Gras, daylight savings time (Read more...)
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