Sports Fact and Book Rec of the Day 12/09/2007
Concisely summarizing his career as a resourceful clutch performer in the NFL, the title of New York Jets' wide receiver Wayne Chrebet's autobiography spoke volumes: Every Down, Every Distance.
Birthdays:
Deacon Jones b. 1938
Dick Butkus b. 1942
Pit Martin b. 1943
World B. Free b. 1953
Otis Birdsong b. 1955
For the curmudgeon on your holiday gift-giving list, may we recommend Crimes Against Logic? This tidy little British import, by a philosophy lecturer at Cambridge University, exposes all the faulty reasoning and double-talk expressed by politicians, talk-show hosts, newspaper columnists, and others who offer their opinions on the world. Whyte exposes weird science, inconsistency, prejudice, empty words...for what they are: hooey! Perfect for debaters, political junkies, and armchair philosophers.
CRIMES AGAINST LOGIC, by Jamie Whyte (McGraw-Hill, 2004) |
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