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Mapping America's Singles

Trying to figure out what city to move to for the best “ratio,” as various chaches like to say? Check out this map. The red represents the metro areas with more single women than men; the blue means it’s more of a “rugby match.” I’m no census expert, but the trend moving east to west...

By Christopher Schonberger on 4/04/08
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On Anime and Procrastination

I was doing a bit of drawing on my flight back from Houston last weekend, and looking back I'm surprised to find that all my sketches were taking the form of sort of a peculiar genre...ANIME. I'm not so artistic, and I kind of gave up the lead pencil senior year of high school when...

By Cheddar Ted on 4/03/08
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Traveling with a Significant Other

Traveling à la deux can be a lovely experience—but it can also be a minefield of lost luggage, petty bickering, and cramped quarters. Having spent more than two years on the road with my (still current) boyfriend, I know the ins and outs of being a couple on the move; here are my top recommendations for ...

By Jenny Williams on 4/03/08
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Easy Nachos, Part I: Chorizo

The other day my brother texted me the following question: "What delicious food should I make?" The response, a key to survival in this crazy world, was simple. "When in doubt, nachos." We have previously established...

By Nick Schonberger on 3/13/08
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Easy Nachos, Part IV: Pub Nachos

Somewhere, somehow, the nacho eclipsed its humble origins in Mexico to become a staple of American bar food. How this happened, and how the nacho (in my mind) eclipsed the potato skin as America's favorite cheese topped finger food, is a subject ripe for exploration....

By Nick Schonberger on 4/02/08
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To My Homies Who Get Laid Off

I'm not trying turn this into a finance blog – this isn't FREAKONOMICS – but it seems like a lot of the investment banks are going to be laying off a few doggers here and there, and I wanted to offer a word of advice to these people…or at least a word of solace. ...

By Cheddar Ted on 4/02/08
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April Fool's Day Roundup

In case you haven’t noticed, today is April Fool’s Day, or Poisson d’Avril as it’s known to the French. It’s a day on which it’s completely appropriate to treat people horribly in the name of laughter. I remember when I was 10 and I put saran wrap over my mom’s toilet...

By Christopher Schonberger on 4/01/08
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Hot Off the Presses: Record Number of Graduates Expected to Move Home in 2008

NEW YORK, NY, April 1, 2008—According to a report released last week by Monster.com, an unprecedented 95% of this year’s graduates are expected to move home after commencement. This marks a 35% increase from a prior survey conducted in 2005. ...

By Christopher Schonberger on 4/01/08
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Paris on the Cheap

Summer trip-planning is in full swing around these parts. I would like to go to Mongolia, so hopefully the government will agree to sponsor my fact-finding mission, which seeks to answer the question on the tip of everyone’s tongue: “What really goes on in Mongolia?” ...

By Christopher Schonberger on 3/31/08
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The World's Hardest Game

Sometimes the simplest things are the most fun, like a nice stroll on a Spring day or an afternoon Hills marathon. Sometimes, the simplest things can also be the most infuriating—terrible Starbucks coffee lids that always leak or Carlos Mencia’s jokes, for example. This video game ...

By Christopher Schonberger on 3/31/08
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