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After see­ing the news of a gay man being shot down in the streets of New York City’s Green­wich Vil­lage I am sad­dened and ashamed as a human being in this coun­try, in this day and in this age. As more and more States make it legal 4 gay, les­bian and trans­gen­der mar­riages, we are becom­ing more and more tol­er­ant as a soci­ety, how­ever a small group of peo­ple still seem to think that it is a threat to their way of life or freedom. […]

Found this inter­est­ing daily news site on YouTube yes­ter­day and wanted to see it’s accu­racy. Yes­ter­day they pointed out dis­tur­bances in the Mid­west of things to come and read­ing the Miami Her­ald this morn­ing I sees dev­as­ta­tion in Okla­homa and a cou­ple of other mid west­ern states that had dev­as­tat­ing tor­na­does, along with the pre­dic­tions of the earth quake in some far away place. It is some­thing that might peak your inter­est. It did mine. Hope you enjoy.

Your body lan­guage shapes who you are Amy Cuddy: Your body lan­guage shapes who you are from : TedTalks Take the time to watch this and always remem­ber the old say­ing fake it till you make it, this really teaches you to fake it until you become it. So awe­some. Body lan­guage is so impor­tant espe­cially in this day and age and in this job mar­ket. Thanks Amy Cuddy, you ROCK…

My Brown Eye’d Girl Com­ment:This is a poem I wrote for my beau­ti­ful wife and mother of my chil­dren. you popped into my life one autumn after­noon all i could think of was, i gotta hookup soon every­day i’d waait to see the view because down deep i really knew that you were a spe­cial lit­tle girl com­ing all the way to ky to rock my world at first the words were all but a few look­ing into those beau­ti­ful brown eyes, i just knew that […]

Lebron James DAN LE BATARD My com­ment . This is an excel­lent piece writ­ten by Miami Her­ald writer Dan Le Batard, which I’m hop­ing you enjoy as much as I did. PATRICK FARRELL/MIAMI HERALD STAFF STRONG BONDS: LeBron James dis­plays his lat­est NBA MVP tro­phy as coach Erik Spoel­stra, left, and Heat pres­i­dent Pat Riley stand by. Leg­end leader Pat Riley, equal parts shaman and mob­ster, told this story at the Heat’s Fam­ily Day, sym­bol­i­cally enough. He was try­ing to explain with a para­ble why he […]

After wak­ing up for some break­fast we went out for a walk along but Road in New Albany Indi­ana. Walk last about 30 to 40 min­utes and we hiked about sev­eral miles. When we got back to my sis­ters house we show­ered and headed to our home town of Eliz­a­beth­town, Ky. For thirsty Thurs­day celebration

Ken­tucky Derby Week I left you off on my way to meet my sib­lings at the for an early sup­per at the North End Cafe. There HR and I met up with our Brother Bill who lives in Louisville, Sis­ters: Karen who lives in New Albany; Deb­bie who is in from her home in Gainesville, Fl; and Nancy who was in from Paris, France where she resides. We had a good time vis­it­ing. We then went a cou­ple of block in the High­lands area of Louisville, […]

Ken­tucky Derby Week Day 1 I arrived in Lex­ing­ton, Ky. Mon­day after­noon about 3 pm and was picked up by my brother HR, who was wait­ing for me in bag­gage claim. He was kind enough to come all the way from Louisville to get me. We headed for the Derby City. After arriv­ing we went to the Brick House Restau­rant where we had fish and chips and a cou­ple of cold beers. The atten­tion there by Chelsea was great the food was good and we really […]

HEALTH New link found in red meat, heart issues BY GINA KOLATA THE NEW YORK TIMES A new study shows peo­ple who eat lot of red meat are more sus­cep­ti­ble to heart prob­lems — but the fat in the meat may have lit­tle to do with it. Dr. Stan­ley Hazen of the Cleve­land Clinic, a non­profit aca­d­e­mic med­ical cen­ter, and his col­leagues have accu­mu­lated evi­dence for a sur­pris­ing new expla­na­tion of why red meat may con­tribute to heart dis­ease. Researchers say what dam­ages hearts is not […]

Lead Poi­son­ing in Chil­dren HEALTH Lead poi­son­ing toll: 1 in 38 kids NEW YORK — (AP) — More than half a mil­lion U.S. chil­dren are now believed to have lead poi­son­ing, roughly twice the pre­vi­ous high esti­mate, health offi­cials reported Thurs­day. The increase is the result of the gov­ern­ment last year low­er­ing the thresh­old for lead poi­son­ing, so now more chil­dren are con­sid­ered at risk. Too much lead can harm devel­op­ing brains and can mean a lower IQ. Lead poi­son­ing used to be a much larger […]