No One Believed Me


By Glenn Sacks, M.A. and Ned Holstein, M.D.

Four Sacramento County Sheriff’s cars pulled up in front of David Woods’s house. He tried to explain to them what happened. But the lead deputy cut him off: “Yeah, that’s fine. Put your hands behind your back.”
David said, “No, wait, she stabbed me … there’s the knife. See [...]

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Julie Lyons’ “Holy Roller” — CC interview


Hey y’all, I’m in Cambridge today, but I’m posting this to the site on last Friday — through the magic of Movable Type software, I can paste this in and schedule it to post in days to come. Woo.
Today marks the release of a terrific book: “Holy Roller” by Julie Lyons, my Dallas friend and [...]

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First Blog Radio Program for me!


April 7, 2009
Thanks to all who listened tonight as read and commented on various Google Alerts. The whole idea of the program is to get people calling in and sharing a prospective on relevant issues. We are going to expose and confront any and all issues dear to our hearts.
Be on the lookout for an [...]

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Out of the Shadows


After meeting for years on anonymous and secret Web sites, pro-anorexia groups are now moving to more public forums like Facebook.
A Web page labeled “Ana Boot Camp” recently offered its members a seemingly irresistible proposition: a 30-day regimen designed to help them drop some serious pounds, no exercise needed. The catch was that the group’s [...]

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Ruth Wasn’t Even a Jew


Ruth Wasn’t Even a Jew
The book of Ruth is amazing. Not simply because it’s a great story about love, loyalty, faith, romance and redemption. But its very presence in the Bible is amazing. Stuck right there in the Old Testament is a book named after a non-Jewish woman.
Ruth was a Moabite. Her ancestry had its [...]

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