The recently unveiled design shows a "futuristic" walled city that will be no wider than 200 yards.
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The “Dog Days” Heat Is On…
When the heat is on, you might suffer from "heat rash", also known as "prickly heat" or "miliaria".
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The Heir to Hair…
Knotted, polka-dotted, twisted, beaded, braided, powdered, flowered and confettied! Oh say can you see my eves, if you can then my hair's too short.
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Avoiding the Crowds…
Someone has calculated that one person counting to one billion would take 131.8 years to accomplish the task.
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Food For Thought…
You can count me out when it comes to ordering a side of placenta the next time my wife and I dine out.
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Ever Been Annoyed?
Soggy hand towels by the dozens are piled like wannabe Jenga sticks, eventually falling over on the floot.
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A Pox on Monkey Pox…
When I was a kid growing up, we got the "Asian Flu" and " German Measles".
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The Threat of Fear…
Negativity spreads in the darkroom of isolation.
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So Who Woke Karen?
"Woke" is a term defined as "aware of and actively attentive to fads and issues".
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Not Quite an “Evel Knievel”…
Viktor's muzzled snout sounded like a jet engine at take-off as he snorted into my left ear during our match in an actual ring.
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Keaters and the Class of ’22…
I have some special memories of you when you were growing up.
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If Life was an NFL Game…
If this was a football game, somebody would be throwing a flag and we'd be going to the instant replay to determine who deserves a penalty.
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First…or Right?
As a reporter, you always hoped for those exclusives, or "scoops" as we used to call them.
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Uncle Chuck and Karey Deane…
The day actually turned into a beautiful May 1st Sunday with blue skies and warm sunshine.
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Taxation or Taxidermy?
Prior to 1943, we Americans paid income taxes quarterly or annual.
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Things to Consider…
For the chicken, it's involved but the pig is committed.
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Nicknames in the Nick of Time…
America's loss of its' sense of humor in recent years and growing "PC-ness" has put a damper on the nickname business.
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Of Booze, Beer and Burgers…
Most times, my sandwich comes to me, wrapped tighter than a swaddled baby in a piece of waxed paper.
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An Axe to Grind With The Oscars…
These guys do get paid for acting, you know.
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Unglued…and Pretty Much Normal…
It is the first thing good news people should consider before airing or writing a story.
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Are “Statesmen” an Endangered Species?
How far back do you have to go before you can find a name worthy of that label?
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A Roadside Rest, Maybe?
The average bed will contain up to 10 million dust mites.
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Good and Bad Inflation…
I supposed you noticed gas prices are a bit higher, too.
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Alfred E. and P.J.
"There was a big door that said "Thou shalt not.' We touched it and it fell off its' hinges."
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My Truck Thinks I’m an Idiot…
Ford calls it "Cyber Orange".
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Too Much “Hollywood” in our Weather
But, "Winter Storm Landon" sorta missed the mark for me.
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More Than Vehicles in the Garage…
It became the theme music for myopic, Fire-balling reliever Rick Vaughn (Charlie Sheen) to be summoned from the bullpen, sporting his black, horn-rimmed glasses.
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Feeding Birds, Not Mice…
Their tiny bodies (and even tinier stomachs) require them to eat 15 to 20 times a day
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More Choices? More Quality??
To the credit of CBS president William S. Paley, he never pulled the plus on Murrow and the "See It Now" show.
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McMuffins and McPedals…
Regarding weight loss and better health, which is w worthy goal, losing weight is simple.
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Comforting Cows and Coffee…
Plus, the price of popcorn is unknown.
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All in Bad Taste…
Cats can be and are eaten in Vietnam; they're often listed on the menu as "baby tiger".
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The Evolution of Giving…
Remember the excitement of Christmas Eve and Christmas morning when you were a youngster?
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Just a Litter Bit Helps…
"Because I said so!"
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Nuts About Mascots…
But, in 1987, an editorial Column in the Stanford Daily said "The Tree" was lame.
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In Case You Missed “Chia Pet Day”…
By the way, there's one story that says the iconic "Ch-ch-ch-Chia" commercial was created during an alcohol-infused brainstorming session.
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An Older School of Thought…
Most of the heating vents on the floor were covered with wet gloves and mittens, too
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Winter Guestimates…
Watch for pigs gathering sticks. Cold and snow is coming.
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The Rights to Responsibilities…
Some might argue that we need more laws to define our lives.
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“If-Then-What?”
If a football game has 4 quarters, why don't we call it a dollar?
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Nailing the Flu…
I haven't quite put my finger on that one just yet.
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The CDC Gets an “F” for Marketing…
How did the CDC overlook this marketing ploy?
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Numbed by the Numbers…
But then again, that's what Washington usually wrangles over.
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Ketchup, Zippers and Pop Tops…
There's nothing worse than a chip that flexes or a pretzel rod that bends.
Racism and Crayons…
Johnny-on-the-Spot ... by John Foster I know, You read the headline and say, "He's skating on thin ice". But, bear with me. First of all, racism is defined by the Oxford Dictionary as "prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic … Continue reading Racism and Crayons…
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“Media Flu” Update…
Today we have all sorts of way to spread information, factual or otherwise.
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Not Quite Pitching a Tent…
It's one of the few things I can do and not feel guilty about doing nothing.
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The Deadly Hot Dog…
So, is it ketchup or catsup?
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Mad as Hell…
This is not an indictment on the effort of those "in the field".
A Bolt Out of the Blue…
Now, I don't have "astraphobia" which is the fear of lightning but I do have a healthy respect for it.
Johnny on the Spot 