Federer has already been broken THRICE by Gonzalez and is down 2-5 in the first set. This is not looking good... Federer will probably have to write-off that set.

If Dinara Safin was cuter, I might have watched her game... just kidding, she is the a third set with Dementieva.

UPDATE: Gonzalez takes the first set 6-2 in rapid fashion. Will Federer lose in straight sets? (of course, I'm exaggerating, but who know....)

UPDATE: Federer squanders 3 break...

OK, it's old news now, but Roger Federer is still an amazing player. I remember a shot that Federer played against Roddick that caused Roddick to toss his racket across the net, walk around and pretty much show Federer that he was not worthy. Some people call it the greatest shot of all time - don't think it is, but it definitely is up there.

Not sure he's going to win tomorrow, but tomorrow will be a good match to see how far his clay game has come. I heard he hit some practice...

Finally, we get to the heart of the matter. What is this IQ thing and why is it so important?

I apologize for the length of this post, but I want the next part to be the last part.

IQ testing was actually invented and used to create a meritocracy for both the poor and the rich, though today, it is usually described as a tool to promote elitism. The idea was that if a test could reveal talent for learning in anyone, then selection for schooling and career opportunities...

In Parts 1 and Parts 2, I discussed different aspects of my intellectual history.

In this part, I would like to discuss what it means to say that Africans have lower IQs than Europeans. This involves numbers, but I've tried to make it as simple as possible. I have created an incomplete sister blog posting to this one that is a tutorial on statistical analysis and how it helps people understand stereotypes better than simply reasoning based on logical classes. I will repeat some...

Henry Louis Gates Interviews James Watson

The Harvard African American Studies Professor interviews the discoverer of DNA who made the controversial statements about race in 2007.