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The National Basketball Association, a vast and vibrant mosaic, now sparkles brighter with the emergence of a new star, casting a luminous glow of promise and potential. In the grand, ever-unfolding tapestry of the Association, a new thread has been intricately woven, shimmering with the promise of greatness. This thread, spun from the heartland of Read More “Tyrese Haliburton: A Symphony in Sneakers”
As we gather around our tables this Thanksgiving, I find myself reflecting deeply on the fundamental blessings in our lives. In a world where so many face the harsh reality of homelessness, the significance of having a roof over one’s head cannot be overstated. I am profoundly thankful for the safe and secure home that Read More “The Roof Over My Head”
Folks that know me are aware that I just loved La La Land. Saw it 3 times in the theaters and a couple of times a year, I will pull it up just to watch the opening and I would hardly consider myself a fan of musicals. But as the crisp December air begins to Read More “Emma Stone Brings Her La La Land Charm to SNL’s Stage”
At least half of the day, I am drawing inspiration from my Plex server and playlist. This month, we delve into a realm of the diverse. This November Plex playlist had albums I have enjoyed for years.
In my world of breakfast choices, oatmeal often resides in the shadows, quietly waiting for its moment to shine. It’s the underdog, the humble staple that tugs at my conscience and says, “You know you should do this.” And indeed, I should. Oatmeal possesses a subtle charm, even if it doesn’t initially ignite my taste Read More “Yes, Oatmeal….I know.”
In the quaint little town of Bloomington, Indiana, where the days roll gently between the crimson leaves of fall and the soft snowflakes of winter, there lay a humble yet lively establishment by the name of Kilroys. It was not the grandeur of the place, nor its historical significance, but the rich tapestry of human Read More “He called me Cary and I called him Coach”
I enjoy the occasional tweet as much as the next person, reading or writing. While I don’t repost much, I will drop an appropriate quote now and then. 1. “Math is the language of God….but she probably did earth in Python” – Cary If I had said C++, I would be showing my age.. 2. Read More “Some stuff I said on X…(and by X, I mean Twitter)”
In an era where teenagers are often chided for their screen addiction, it turns out that even judges can’t resist the magnetic pull of the smartphone. District Judge Traci Soderstrom of Oklahoma has recently found herself in hot water for her texting habits, which are eerily similar to those of an average American teenager. The Read More “LOL in the Courtroom: Traci Soderstrom, the Texting Judge Who Acts Like a Teen”
In the vast expanse of the 21st-century music scene, few figures have left as indelible a mark as Bob Boilen. As the founder of NPR’s iconic “Tiny Desk Concert” series and the creator of “All Songs Considered,” Boilen has been a guiding light, introducing audiences to a diverse array of artists and sounds. As he Read More “As Boilen Bids Adieu, His Tiny Desk Plays On”
The world lost a little more sunshine this week with the passing of Jimmy Buffett, the iconic singer-songwriter and entrepreneur. While many knew him for his laid-back anthems like “Margaritaville” and “Cheeseburger in Paradise,” Buffett was more than just a musician; he was a lifestyle. A Pioneer of Lifestyle Branding In today’s age, where influencers Read More “Sailing into the sunset, remembering Jimmy Buffett”