Dave Tieff

I intended to write a short article "before" the game yesterday, but then I realized the content would be a virtual carbon copy of the article I wrote before the first game of last season - one that the Ravens eventually lost to the Chiefs in Arrowhead in the final seconds. (see: Likely toe tap) Shortly after the game ended last night, still pondering how to fix the clenched fist holes in my drywall, it occurred to me that the agonizing redundancy of the Ravens IS the article, so here goes....

No seriously, there totally are Press enter or click to view image in full size There Are Coincidences: We Just Keep Misusing the Word We've all heard someone say, "There are no coincidences." Usually with a knowing smirk, a raised eyebrow, or that sage-like tone that makes you feel like you're about to be let in on a cosmic secret. The problem is... it's not true. There are coincidences. That's literally what the word means.

In a world where connection is just a click away, the same technology designed to bring us closer is increasingly tearing romantic relationships apart. Social media, once heralded as a revolutionary tool for staying in touch, has become a growing force in the breakdown of marriages and the erosion of meaningful dating.