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Peace Out to Richie Havens

In the aftermath of the Boston bombing, the Texas fertilizer plant explosion and the Senate going belly up on passing gun control legislation, it seemed ironic that noted New York City folk singer Richie Havens, who was so closely associated … Continue reading

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Twin Bombs Rock Boston Marathon – Suspect Captured

Another memorial service. Another moment of silence to be observed. At approximately 2:50 PM, on Monday, April 15, two explosions ripped through the finish line area of the Boston Marathon, turning a joyful Patriots’ Day tradition into a crime scene. … Continue reading

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A Sad Day in Boston

Normally I don’t post other columnists’ material here, but the tragedy in Boston is an extraordinary circumstance. Perhaps we should all take a moment to pause and consider what is happening in this country. Boston is one of those unique … Continue reading

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Louisville Celebrates Championship with Victory Rally at Yum! Center

Wednesday was a day to celebrate in Louisville. The U of L men’s basketball team returned from Atlanta with a national championship in tow, and the Lady Cardinals were national runners-up. What better way to celebrate both teams’ accomplishments than … Continue reading

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Louisville Cardinals Down Michigan to Become NCAA Basketball Champions

Louisville wins! It has been 27-years since those words have rung out on a national championship stage for Louisville’s basketball program. While the Cardinals have maintained a level of excellence, when your rival down the road is the University of … Continue reading

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Cardinals Advance in a Thriller to the Championship Game

Wow, that was a manic comeback by the number one overall seeded Louisville Cardinals to eek out a victory over the spirited Wichita State Shockers 72-68. My nerves were shot after that game. Louisville came out flat from the tip, … Continue reading

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The Louisville Cardinals Are Bringing Swagger to the Final Four

I remain impressed that the Louisville Cardinals beat Duke by 22 points last weekend to advance to the Final Four, played today in Atlanta. I watched the game, saw the runs in the second half. I certainly saw guard Kevin … Continue reading

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Ashley Judd Says NO, and Mitch McConnell Lucks Up

After careful consideration, Hollywood actress and global humanitarian Ashley Judd politely declined the opportunity to take on Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell in Kentucky’s 2014 U.S. Senate race. “After serious and thorough contemplation, I realize that my responsibilities and energy at … Continue reading

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Florida Gulf Coast University is Living the Life

Cinderella is alive and well in the 2013 edition of the NCAA tournament. Florida Gulf Coast University is the first ever 15 seed to advance to the Sweet 16. With their high-flying dunks, dreadlocks and chicken dance – the Eagles … Continue reading

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The Rand Paul Rant

I guess I will join the chorus of those applauding Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), for his nearly 13 hour rant on the floor of the U.S. Senate in an effort to delay the confirmation of John Brennan as the new … Continue reading

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