Hypocrisy defined for Dawn Soap:

The Correctness on Sports: Contrary to popular belief, we here at The Correctness are huge sports fans. Because of our unerring expertise, we are frequently bombarded with sports related questions. How does one pole vault one’s shotput? Is Hachidan Kiritsu illegal in Anbo Jitsu, just as Will Riker claims it is? What are the consequences of a ground rule double in quidditch?

The above photo is of myself and my new son, Daniel Harrison Binns. On the whole, fatherhood suits me. He shares many of my facial features, yet somehow he manages to make them work for him on a level that I have yet to master. What I have found in my limited time in Daddy’s chair is that the miracle of birth is not actually in birth itself. Rather it lies in the fact that this small creature does everything in its power to make you hate it, screaming, defecating, depriving you of sleep and yet it has the complete opposite effect.

As part of our continuing service to you, The Correct, we continually find things for you to be in favour of. In our crazy, fast paced, webmanic society, it's easy to miss something. Our "A Case For" series presents something (a TV show, film, Book, Band etc) that might deserve a look. This week we bring you the awesome Babylon 5. Ladies and Gentlemen, I submit to you that Babylon 5 was one of, if not THE, greatest science fiction shows of our time. Now, I know you're thinking "Didn't you write a list of 35 reasons Babylon 5 rules?" Yes. Well, sort of. But this time, i'm all serious and junk.

Arrakis Dune Desert planet. Known for two things over the holidays, 1) having the perfect Mise en Scene for the annual Fremen Nativity Pageant, and 2) some wicked kick ass spice cake. Don't get us wrong, we are sure your Grandma's spice cake is pretty damned good, but was it so good that you could actually fold space? We didn't think so.