The Fall Brew Review |
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Fall beers contain fantastic flavors that complement the season perfectly.
Eagles Football: Where Philly Still Exists |
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If I ever go to war, I want to go with Philadelphia Eagles fans.
Patrick Edmonds' Guide to Sensible Voting: Look for a Face You Can Trust |
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I propose an alternative system that has guided me well through the voting process.
Lunch is big. US profits big in arm sales. Hurricane Isaac is promising a big punch. Chris Christie will be in the big limelight at the RNC tonight.
Sports are on the Table. Uncanny win for US soccer will make you feel better about losing Melky Cabrera for the SF season. But will Andrew Bynum re-create the Sixers?
We are heading places for lunch. First, we head back to Vietnam, then for the King's roller coaster, and finally to Atlantic City for a circus. Enjoy.
Brazil, Frank Rizzo, Hustler, Sam Walton, Soccer, Spain, United States, Wal-Mart 
Budget, Credit Cards, Economy, Finances, Money, Retirement, United States, recession 
Lawyers are flocking to hospital patients around the Philadelphia area to see if the big green menace has caused their ailments. City lawyers have been overwhelmed by the eagerness of fans to explain how the actor of their injustices has caused havoc in their personal and professional lives.
So in the next few weeks, as we reflect on the past year and decade, I hope the table will provide the best and worst collective incidents that have shaped and reshaped the new American landscape. This conversation will help us digest this decade and provide great fodder for discussion in our unique perspectives, and in the end provide perhaps our finest nutrition.
Calendars, Collective, Computers, United States, Y2K, publishing There are some places I would like to see before I die. Places that are born in idyllic circumstances and set in the world as Edens of hope. These places dot mankind’s history and imagination like the ancient cities of Babylon, Alexendria, and Athens. Even the remnants of the cities would invoke the possibility of mankind’s resourcefulness and reach beyond our animal instincts. For Americans, California has always embodied the potential for America’s quest for happiness. I wonder what Steinbeck would have retorted to "Will California become America's first failed state?" It is not hard to imagine when you have the Grapes of Wrath in front of you.
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