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In a game as brutal as football, injuries are unavoidable. The speed of the game; the strength of the players; the random trajectory of tackled and blocked bodies bouncing into vulnerable extremeties. All explain why the sport of football takes down its own athletes at such an alarming rate.

September 6, 2008 Patricia Devine is an American research psychologist who has studies prejudice and how people break the “prejudice habit”.  It would appear, from her results, that “white guilt” does serve a purpose - for people who have been made aware of their prejudices and want to change: Devine

[The following horoscope was written by Synthesis Weekly columnist Kozmic Kev. He can be reached at kozmickev@sunset.net.] Aries: Make it good and make it work. The moon aligns with Mars in your seventh house. Do your part to help make peace. The planets and stars support this decision.

I’m embarrassed to say I lost my temper last night at the gym. I was sweating away my own business on that horrid torture device called the elliptical, which is supposed to simulate running but is really just another giant gerbil toy that contorts my old-before-their-time hips in unnatural ways, when the guy next to me asks me what I think about VP candidate Sarah Palin.

*fusion post* merging mental health & whatever the hell I want “Here-tell these people somethin’ they don’t know about me” ‘B-Rabbit’/Eminem ~ 8 Mile ****************************************** I had a conversation with my mom the other morning.

Is It Okay To Act In Your Best Self-Interest,  If Doing So Allows Everyone Else To Win? Yes It Is As long as you are playing by the rules and giving others the chance to win, it is okay for you to do what is best for you. It is okay for you to be selfish if you also allow others the opportunity to do what is best for them.

Beck Adds Dates To North American Tour Beck has added a handful of dates to his forthcoming North American tour kicking off later this month. The jaunt, in support of his latest release ‘Modern Guilt‘, will now include stops in Tulsa, Toronto and Montreal as well as an additional date at New York’s United Palace Theatre.

Whew. I made it. For some reason, sending my daughter off to 1st grade - a FULL day of school was terribly hard. It hurt. I ached. I cried. I felt silly. My son was headed to third, the wee one was tearing it up at preschool. With those two - we hugged and waved, but my heart-strings stayed intact.

It Was All Very Relaxing and Spiritual: Vacationing in Kauai and Passive-Aggressive Aloha September 3rd, 2008 by Brad Listi LOS ANGELES- I was in Hawaii last month. My wife and I flew over to Kauai to celebrate our first anniversary. The idea was to relax, get away, rest, unplug.

Long ago, after this blog had barely come into being (Spring 2006), I wrote an essay titled “Living in Sin.” It was about the origin of the word sin. Such abstract categories as sin, shame, and guilt develop from thinking about situations in which people realize that they have done