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Category Archives: Uncategorized
Louisville Cardinals rule Rupp Arena
The NCAA Men’s Division 1 basketball championship goes into full dribble today as the round of 64 commences. Of course, I’m rooting for Louisville to go all the way. But some folks in Kentucky don’t feel the same way: “You … Continue reading
Baseball season begins with “42″
Major League Baseball’s 2013 season begins March 31 in Texas, with the Rangers taking on the Astros in Houston. Just one game that day, then everybody else hits the field on April 1. But I’m looking forward to this bit … Continue reading
The cost of doing business
Here’s a novel concept. If companies want skilled workers, they should pay a decent wage (from the New York Times): Eric Isbister, the C.E.O. of GenMet, a metal-fabricating manufacturer outside Milwaukee, told me that he would hire as many skilled … Continue reading
Wizards night out
Another D.C. sports event. Another arena of empty seats.
At Georgetown
So today’s a sports day in D.C. Georgetown vs. Mount St. Mary’s now ( photo above), and NBA’s Wizards vs. Bobcats later. As you can tell from the photo, D.C. sports don’t sell out early in the season, which means … Continue reading
Alex Karras, NFL great (and Mongo), dies at 77
Alex Karras, who played tackle for the Detroit Lions for 12 seasons in the 1950s and ’60s, died yesterday in Los Angeles at the age of 77. Though not a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, he was … Continue reading
The evil of religious fanatics
GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney attacked President Obama for sympathizing with Islamic extremists after a mob in Libya killed the U.S. ambassador over a movie trailer that was deemed offensive to Muslims. There are so many things wrong with the … Continue reading
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Whitney Houston, pop diva, dies at 48: AP report
This just hit the wire 15 minutes ago. From the AP: Whitney Houston, who reigned as pop music’s queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby … Continue reading
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