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Wizard of Ads partner Johnny Molson put this together. You’re definitely going to smile.

“I was genetically blessed with a certain wiring that’s very useful in a highly developed market system where there’s lots of chips on the table, and I happen to be good at that game. Ted Williams wrote a book called The Science of Hitting and in it he had a picture of himself at bat […]



1928 lithograph by Mabel Dwight (1876-1955,) signed and dated in pencil. One of an edition of sixty. 10″ x 10 3/4″ The opening bid was $150. It sold on March 21, 2010, for $3,600.

The common room smelled of smoke and sweat and spilled beer. I was glad when Denna asked if I wanted to take a walk. Outside was the warm quiet of a windless spring night. We talked as we wended our slow way through the wild bit of forest beside the inn. After a while we […]



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Georgena Kincaid at Gold Casters has just reported that the attached radio ad has driven the most powerful, positive emotional reaction in the public that they have ever seen before. She said people are literally stopping Brad on the street, just to talk to him, shake his hand. They are coming into the store remarking […]









This is where you can hear the first episode that made Brad’s eyes cross. And he then laughed himself into a problem. You should have been there.

Belief is not a matter of evidence. It is a matter of choice. This is why a person convinced against their will, remains unconvinced, still. Evidence rarely informs our beliefs. More often, our beliefs filter and interpret the evidence. If you believed that elves caused rain, every rainy day would be proof of elves. Objective […]

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Yo, Indy, You seem like the kind of guy who would appreciate a podcast that interviews inanimate objects. Not so sure about the Wiz, though, so you should probably check it out before passing it on. http://www.everythingisalive.com/ The 81-second trailer will give you the vibe. About halfway through the first episode, I lost it. Took […]

My friend said, “Richard, no matter how well you love her and support her and try to be there for her, you can never really know what a woman is feeling when she’s fighting breast cancer. Only another woman can know that. And only if that woman has already fought the same fight.” A-B-C-D… ‘After Breast Cancer […]

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Dear Mr. Goodrich, Thank you for giving my family one of Sadie’s puppies. I keep her in my room with me and she lets me know who I can trust. Are Wheaten Terriers the only dog that gives a Wheaten Greetin’? My friend Monica says her dog does that, too, and it’s not a Wheaten […]

KEN GOODRICH: The best home service companies do background checks and drug tests on prospective employees, but at Goettl Air Conditioning and The Sunny Plumber, we take those evaluations even further, because we want you to LIKE the people who come to your home. I mean really LIKE them. This is going to sound crazy, I know, […]

In the final minutes of his life, Calvin has one last talk with Hobbes. “Calvin? Calvin, sweetheart?” In the darkness Calvin heard the sound of Susie, his wife of fifty-three years. Calvin struggled to open his eyes. God, he was so tired and it took so much strength. Slowly, light replaced the darkness, and soon […]

How to Spot a Diamond Bargain Here’s Everything You Need to Know Surprise #1: Price –The price of a diamond is based on its rarity, not its beauty. Surprise #2: Color – Colorless diamonds are more rare than lightly colored diamonds, so colorless diamonds are more expensive than lightly colored ones. BUT… highly colored diamonds […]

Here’s the link to the original 7-16-2010 column by Joe Carter

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*Faulkner won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1949 but the ceremony where this speech was delivered was in 1950. (Bold is mine) – Mia Ladies and gentlemen, I feel that this award was not made to me as a man, but to my work – a life’s work in the agony and sweat of […]



If that shirt is any indication, the wizard is neither humble nor a genius. – Indy (Gosh, I hope he doesn’t read this.)