What follows has nothing to do with sports, but, there are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are contained in the nightly scoreboard, and it is the 4th of July afterall. I was recently reminded of the song made famous by Frank Sinatra and Neal Diamond, among others, called “The House I Live In.” It is sometimes known by its refrain, “That’s America to Me.” The particular stanza I thought of was: The "howdy... Read more

The House of Representatives has never acted so quickly as they did in passing a special punitive tax bill aimed at taking $160 million of bonus pay back from those evildoers at AIG. Don't be fooled. Our politicians gave a $170 billion loan to AIG. At the time the loan was made, our government could have put any conditions they chose on the money. They put none. Just like all the banks, AIG was given the bail out money... Read more

The definition of stupid is someone who can't learn, even from experience. Put a rat in a maze and give it electric shocks when it goes the wrong way and it will quickly learn the maze. Not the KC Cheifs' Chief Coach Herm Edwards. He keeps making the same mistake over and over and over again. He keeps failing but he still can't seem to learn. That is true stupidity. It's probably not his fault. He was likely born stupid... Read more

"A Tony Dungheap by any other name would smell as foul." - Rob "Shakespeare" Crowne, circa today from the play "Tonio and Zorniette." "It was the best of games, it was the worst of games." Charles Dickens Crowne, from a "Tale of Two QB's." Every handicapper and tout in creation has his Hall of Fame Game of the Year today. Can the line in this Hall of Fame Game be that far off? It can be, but it's NOT! All the Hall of... Read more