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Halloween is a great time for scary movies. It’s also a great time for little kids. However, "Zombieland," a very good movie, deserves...
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Find out more about Jim: Jim Dixon is a stay-at-home dad who decided to convert a midlife crisis into an opportunity when he retired from the practice of law about six years ago. He writes, raises two teenagers and engages in deep philosophical dialogues with the family’s two cats. Jim is also the Fanboys Examiner. |
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What they were saying on the street last year was that there was a suicide epidemic at Schenectady High School. And it was true that four students at...
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When I was in the third grade, my teacher made no secret of her disapproval of comic books. Personally, I read them. And had been reading for them for...
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“Take Me Out to the Ball Game” is an old song whose lyrics haven’t aged much. One of the last major scheduled events of this...
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I took my fourteen year old son to see Green Day at the Times Union Center on Saturday, July 25th. It wasn’t an experience I was looking forward...
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Every year, the Park Playhouse in Albany features a production of a well-known stage musical under the stars in Washington Park. The Albany Park...
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Unless you’ve been living on another planet (not Krypton, of course, it blew up years ago), you’ve no doubt noticed that your local...
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Feeding a teenage boy is terrifying. You don’t want to stand between your adolescent son and food; on the other hand, unless you’ve gotten...
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A famous cartoon by Warren Miller appeared in The New Yorker in 1986 showing two beaming parents, each wearing only barrels, as they proudly stand...
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It is not true that teenage boys don’t read. It is often true that it is difficult to convince them to read. TV, computers and video games...
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