Monthly Archives: March 2008

Okay, been hunting around for a way to do this for a while, but never really bothered to try. Finally did, and found an easy way to REALLY ramp up the volume of your iPod. First, I take ZERO RESPONSIBILITY … Continue reading →

Obama’s foreign policy advisor, Samantha Power, has resigned in the firestorm that has resulted from her referring to HRC as a “monster”. Well, chalk another point of respect I have for the Obama camp in this matter. In campaigning, the … Continue reading →

Now, look at this link and watch the exchange if you haven’t seen it yet. This all has to do with a call between Kerry and McCain where many speculate Kerry was feeling out McCain as a possible VP candidate. … Continue reading →

It’s spring training time and that means it’s time to pick up a copy of a good baseball videogame. I, myself, loved the EA games, until EA dropped out of the race. Then I switched over to MLB 2k7 last … Continue reading →

Just to get all my football feelings out at the moment, there is one thing I’m a little excited about. As I’ve posted earlier, there is one and only one college football team I will ever root for, and that … Continue reading →

First, let me predicate this by saying that I think Troy Brown is a class act who has given his all to the Patriots in his years here. I also think he was a hell of a player. I say … Continue reading →

And in other football news… Brett Favre has finally bowed out of his 17-year football career. I’m not a huge fan of the Packers, but…I would have liked to have seen Favre make the Superbowl this year. He certainly cleaned … Continue reading →

Yep. Pats locked down Moss for three years and $27 million. Of course, the Pats need Moss a lot more than Moss needs them, given his “resurrection” last season. I’ve always loved Moss, even when he was supposedly doggin’ it … Continue reading →

Apparently the CDC and others misjudged which flu strains were going to be coming out this winter. This has ended up with the flu vaccine this year protecting against about only 40% of the flu strains out there. Normally the … Continue reading →