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Articles Written by: MARYANN JAMES
RANDALL SCHRIVER: . I have the honor of chairing the panel that addresses security issues. And we have an excellent panel here to help us do that.
I might say, as a chapeau to this, one thing that has really changed in the last 15 years -- I know ...
From MARYANNE KIVLEHAN-WISE, JAMES MULVENON, MARK STOKES AND RANDY SCHRIVER,
Council on Foreign Relations,
19 Oct 2009
RANDALL SCHRIVER: . I have the honor of chairing the panel that addresses security issues. And we have an excellent panel here to help us do that.
I might say, as a chapeau to this, one thing that has really changed in the last 15 years -- I know we're ...
From MARYANNE KIVLEHAN-WISE, JAMES C. MULVENON, MARK STOKES AND RANDY SCHRIVER,
Council on Foreign Relations,
19 Oct 2009
There are skeptics. Teri Flemal, whose company helps parents find home teachers, is one of them:
"I'm reading e-mail from unschooling parents who think having their kids remodel their house with them is 'school.' I'm sorry, but it's not," Flemal said. " ...
The four cheftestants roll up on a ginormous plantation. Padma introduces the guest judge, Emeril Legassi (ho hum, but I guess they had no choice in New Orleans), but Carla is focused on the fact that there are only three tables/cooking stations set up. ...
And the challenge, appropriately, is a fish filleting tournament. Excuse me while I yawn and Mary gags.
First round: Sardines. "It's a wee little fish!" says Carla in a kinda British accent. Funny.
Hosea struggles, and Leah seems determined to prove ...
A few weeks ago, I received an e-mail from a 40-something woman who had recently gotten out of a relationship with her long-term girlfriend. She asked about dating in Baltimore for women like her, and encouraged me to return to the blog.
I've been back ...
We open up the show with the cheftestants in the house, and one of them remarking that they are halfway through the show. Dang, only halfway? This has seemed like a loooong season. But perhaps that's because they've gone from Thanksgiving to Christmas ...
The Obama Express has left the station, and now everyone can focus on the inauguration, and, for some -- finding a mate.
Leave it to my buddy, Faraji, who’s earning a master’s degree from MIT and fancies himself hilarious, to analyze the situation this ...
Based off his research on prarie voles, one of the few mammals that "share humans’ propensity for monogamy," according to Tierney, researchers found a human connection: Men who produce limited amounts of a certain pleasure hormone, vasopressin, were ...
Prudie answered that he wasn't obligated to say something now, but that perhaps his use of the pill -- and discomfort about discussing it -- means that they jumped into bed too soon.
As usual, well-played by Dear Prudence, but I think I would want to ...
