Boston Red Sox walloped Browns 29-4 in 1950 MLB record
In 1950 the Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns 29 to 4 in a record breaking game. The day also notes James Madison in 1789 and other historical trivia alongside a famous quote and near full moon phase.
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Road rage not a disease says columnist
Eric Peters argues that road rage stems from an unnatural, stressful driving environment rather than a medical disorder. He says IED mislabels a normal reaction to traffic and urges practical steps like muting noise, satellite radio, or books on tape to reduce daily frustration and avoid crashes or fights. He notes federal policy should address root causes, not label drivers as patients.
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Eric Peters
National Institutes of Mental Health
View of the War in Iraq honors Marines and a near misshot
Cpl Jason Howell, a new Iraq veteran, recalls almost firing on a civilian child during the first Fallujah battle. The piece argues Marines uphold a Spartan, monastic warrior ideal, highlights noncommissioned leadership, and cautions against judging the entire force by Haditha and related cases while praising those who maintain honor amid chaos.
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Jason Howell
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Grandparents face twins visit overnight challenge
The writer worries two toddlers will overwhelm two grandparents as twins’ parents plan an overnight wedding trip. He notes energy gaps with two kids and recalls past parenting, while family offers backup. A professional caregiver may be hired for support.
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