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The Capitals may be down three games to one, the Wizards and Nationals may have missed good chances to make the playoffs last year, and the Redskins’ 2015 run may have been a fluke, but all is right in the … Continue reading
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Former New York State Senator Tom Libous (“R”-Binghamton) died yesterday in the community he professed to care so much about. Over the past 24 hours there have been many glowing tributes among the political class, “business” leaders, and boot-licking local … Continue reading
Watching the Golden State Warriors yesterday do their thing even without their brightest star made me realize I should triple-double down on whatever bets I can take for them to win the NBA championship. Lock it up. I wish I … Continue reading
It would be hard to top last night’s lineup on TV, especially if you care about things that are awesome. NFL Draft, Capitals hockey (woot woot!), The Eighties, Archer, and… bonus after midnight… It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown (that one I had on … Continue reading
You’ve got to hand it to truTV. You know truTV—that other station that shows NCAA Tournament games? All through March I intended to watch some of their other programming but never got around to it. Well, better late than never. … Continue reading
Yesterday I celebrated the tenth anniversary of one of the greatest moments of my life. It was April 24, 2006, that I for the first and only time in said life actually caught a foul ball at a professional baseball … Continue reading
The true King of All Media in 2016 is conservative radio host, editor, and author Mark Levin. As of last month Levin added “TV” host to his resume, with his new offering broadcast at www.levintv.com. What does one call a … Continue reading
Tomorrow the Queen of England turns 90 years old. (That’s Elizabeth the Second for those of you who haven’t been paying attention to world affairs the past six decades or so.) I don’t really have much to say about the … Continue reading
My hometown of Binghamton, New York, is somehow the new Mecca of all political campaigning, with recent appearances by Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz, Sean Hannity, and the Campaigner himself, Bill Clinton. My question is, where did these people think they … Continue reading
Then, realize the first leg of the Spring 2016 Trifecta has already occurred. Things to add: Kobe scoring 60 (in typical Kobe fashion) in his final game. Classic. Bryce Harper’s 100th career home run… a grand slam, no doubt. And, … Continue reading