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Parents have tons of decisions to make when it comes to trying to raise their kids. Everything from what kind of schools they should go to, to how they should be disciplined, and slightly less serious things like how much you ll spend on gifts for them or how much screen time you ll let them have need to be decided. And, speaking of screen time,
what you allow your kids to watch can also be pretty important, and
Walker s Jared Padalecki has recently opened up about why he didn t want his kids to watch
Supernatural.
It can be hard enough for an adult to decide for oneself what to watch and what to ignore when it comes to the many, many shows on the air, but that task can be even more difficult when figuring out what to allow a kid to look at. This is probably even more true for an actor once his kids become old enough to understand what he does for a living and possibly begin to inquire about seeing him in action.
The Sins of Rick Spielman, Part 2: Building the Minnesota Losing Company
There isn t a worse kept secret in the world of Minnesota sports: The Vikings offensive line is bad, and has been for some time. Judging offensive line play is more difficult than other players and units due to a complete lack of usable statistics, but the eye test tells us the last time the Vikings had a good offensive line was way back in Adrian Peterson s remarkable 2012 season. For those of us who struggle with math (or obscenely long stretches of time), that was a full eight seasons ago. So what happened? How does a unit spend eight seasons in some degree of disrepair without turning it around? Let s dig in.