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Getting a Grip on the Spin

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012

Thank heavens! Now I can sleep at night, knowing the nail-biter of a primary season has finally delivered a Republican candidate for President. Why, it’s Mitt Romney! Who would have guessed?! Yes, indeedy, the pre-ordained Romney has been ushered in. But I’m a little worried about the lad.

Did Mitt Romney Leave Pluto When It Was Downgraded To A Plutoid?

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

There’s something about Mitt Romney... I get uncomfortable in the presence of Mitt. It’s hard to pin down. He’s a good-looking guy with nice hair, a full set of teeth, and perfect posture. He’s not an empty suit like Tim Pawlenty or Al Gore. Maybe the problem is that he wears several different suits over his sacred underwear at the same time.

De-Mystifying Drug Addiction

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

People who are addicted to nicotine, alcohol, street drugs, or psych drugs, or simply have addictive potential, may be lacking certain nutrients that the brain requires to manufacture the natural brain chemicals that are called neurotransmitters. The major neurotransmitters that affe

Lighten your load at stuffyoudontwant.com

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012

There’s something about growing older that inspires one to downsize. When I was looking around my home recently, it occurred to me that I did not really need to keep every book I’ve ever read, clothing I haven’t worn in two decades (OK, leg warmers did come back in style!), three m

The Great Blue Heron

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

The great blue heron is the largest of the truly American herons with a height of up to 52”. Slate blue in color, they are easily recognized by their long legs and neck and dagger-like bill. In flight their neck is folded. This bird is territorial. Its territory, during the breeding season, is the area imm

A whole bunch of people use a different part of the brain than I do

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

As I moseyed around the Tea Party rally at the Amsoil Arena on Sunday, I understood the truth of those words only too well. And from what I heard throughout the afternoon, it seems awfully easy to fool a majority. I was polite. I asked only innocuous questions, nothing personal. But I came to realize that most of the

USS Enterprise in the Persian Gulf of Tonkin, Looks Like a “False Flag” Target

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012

Two weeks before it happened April 9, a retired Navy friend told me the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise was going to the Persian Gulf. The former submariner told me the giant antique was nothing but a barely moving target, destined if not purposefully set in place to be a tinder box for war on Iran. “A couple of gun boats with big explosives would stagger that thing, and then you’ve got the Alamo, the Lusitania, Pearl Harbor, and the Gulf of Tonkin all over again,” he said.

Why I was late to work today

Thu. Apr. 19th, 2012

Paul is riding the bus to work when a hobo sits next to him. Hobo: Hey man, got any Kit Kats? Paul: What? Hobo: You got any Kit Kat bars? Paul: You’re panhandling for Kit Kat candy bars? Hobo: Yes. Paul: Doesn’t that seem . . . a little specific? Maybe you should just ask people for change, and then you can use the change to buy Kit Kat bars.

With Michael Beachy

Fri. Apr. 20th, 2012

Some would argue that art should be firstly fun if nothing else. Only secondly should it be profound, enlightening, avant garde or whatever else. Over the years the stories of tortured and starving artists were pretty commonplace, suggesting that in it’s essence, creating art can be torturous. It’s refreshing to see art tha

One Dark, One Lighter

Fri. Apr. 20th, 2012

Renegade Theater Company’s production of “A Steady Rain” runs at 8 p.m. this Thursday through Saturday, April 19-21, at Teatro Zuccone. This hard-hitting play features Scott Mallace and Zach Stofer portraying two Chicago cops. First-time director Nick Violante pulls their guts out.

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