I know of one other - Grove City College.  See http://www.gcc.edu/Benefits_of_Independence.php.

Jim, your thankful attitude during this bad time for your family is a testament to God's grace.  My prayers are with you and yours.

I would think it is because a large portion of FoxNews' audience is usually attending church on Sunday morning.

Well done, Mama Toad!  I'm recommending it to my Facebook friends too.

Agreed, we should continue to mature and change.  My take on  Nyadnar17's point was the extreme change that occurs from a technically adult 18 year old to 4,6,8+ years later when the person (hopefully) has had more experience with life as an adult. 

Thanks, DocJay!  I was hoping one of our Ricochet docs may explain what might have possibly happened.

Well, that's the key, isn't it really?  Not whether or not you have the good fortune to both want and be a SAHM but where your dedication is as a wife and mother, regardless of the particular avenue(s) that life presents.

This may be our subject's unexpressed desire.  My guess is it may not be, given his (young) age and given that truly appreciating dedication is typically learned through living life.

The first Johnny Cash song I remember hearing is Boy Named Sue on the local radio.  It sure wasn't the Herman's Hermits and Monkees fare I was used to.

Hurt is my absolute favorite of Johnny's recordings.  I had a bit of a different takeaway than the FirstThings commentary mentioned by Michael.  I felt Johnny was singing about the emptiness of chasing the baubles and heights of this life, the aching loss of those you love to these temporal bodies we inhabit and the pain of his own failing body and finally, perhaps, deep regret believing he had failed his Saviour.  But, I guess that's the nature of art, we all interpret it subjectively. My "low country Protestantism" is kicking in here.

Bill, funny you should mention Tarwater... I've always thought of Johnny Cash as a Flannery O'Connor character in the flesh.

????  I have an Android phone, a Motorola Atrix, and on it I receive podcast feeds through Doggcatcher.  Just the main podcast so far, I haven't yet set up the rest.

Another INTJ here... Ooh, I've just received Susan Cain's book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking from Amazon.

In the article, the author makes this statement:

 "She offers John Lilly, former CEO of Mozilla, as an example. He would force himself to walk the halls and make eye contact because he hadn’t realized how much it offended people when he didn’t greet them."  

I so identify with this!  Part of it was the southern lady manners I was raised with kicking in but I did have to force myself to do the same in a work environment when, really, I just wanted to go get my coffee and make a quick retreat back to my office.

Have I Told You Lately written and sung by Van Morrison.

BSA, been there, done that with post-upgrade scrambling.  Thanks for all the hard work!

<whisper mode>The local WallyWorld :) </whisper mode>

Whirly-Pop, coconut oil, popcorn salt on the finished product.

Schoolmarm, you wouldn't happen to have seen the BBC TV show Lark Rise to Candleford?

My main purpose for posting the link is thinking about those voters in Virginia who are definitely not in Romney's camp  and won't vote for him in the primary.  The ABR's.  This excludes those voters who are definitely for Paul.  What about the rest?  Will they vote for Ron Paul as a protest vote?  Will they stay home?  Stay home this year of all years??