Intriguing facts about rocker Todd Rundgren

While the month is supposed to bring holiday cheer, the first part of December always leaves Beatles fans feeling solemn. It was on December 8 that the band’s co-founder, John Lennon, was assassinated in New York in 1980. When investigators searched Mark David Chapman’s hotel room after Lennon’s murder, they found only one album. While everyone thought it would be […]

Do buildings have a soul?

Do buildings have a soul? I teach in a school with almost a thousand students. We recently moved into a brand new building. I spoke with a professor of architecture who served as a consultant for the planning of our new campus. He introduced me to the idea that buildings have a soul. According to our consultant, an architectural concept […]

Full Court Report Wednesday (January 18)

College basketball is now at the heart of the conference action and the next two months will determine which teams get to dance in March. It’s a big card in college basketball on Wednesday nights, including three nationally televised games. NC State makes the short road trip to take on in-state rival Duke while a pair of Big Ten battles […]

Indiana Pacers attendance drops

The Indiana Pacers reportedly called the “Basketball Heart of Country” have fan issues this season. Crowd attendance is dwindling every game the team plays. Negative news from the team on top of the record underdog has turned into fan apathy for visiting the home of Conseco Field this season where we see more empty seats than fans. The Pacers are […]

4 Reasons Individual Awards (UEFA "Golden Ball" and FIFA "The best") in football should be scrapped

The Ballon d’Or is an award given by UEFA and France Football magazine, while “The Best” is awarded by FIFA, the ethically questioned referee of the world’s most popular sport. Though prestigious as degenerates, both awards are nothing more than tangible accolades from the writers and pundits (confederation administrators, coaches, soccer team captains, fans, etc.) whose opinions and votes were […]

NFL Playoff Action Good for Vegas Books

Pittsburgh’s upset of Indianapolis, coupled with Denver’s elimination of two-time defending Super Bowl champion New England, proved to be a knockout for audiences over the weekend, prompting many parlays and teasers. dropped along with future tickets. Last week, Stardust racing and sporting director Bob Scucci predicted a New England-Carolina Super Bowl for the Professional Handicappers League, believing heavy favorite Indianapolis […]

Where to visit – Brussels

Brussels is the capital of Belgium and is considered the de facto capital of the European Union, with the European Parliament invested here. Brussels is definitely a great cultural vacation destination. What is worth seeing in Brussels? Brussels City Hall on the Grand Place A good place to start your visit to Brussels is the Grand place or “Grote Markt”, […]

2007 NFL Draft Player Reviews – CB Daymeion Hughes

The PAC-10 may have the top 2 CBs that are draft eligible in Cal’s Antoine Cason and Daymeion Hughes. Hughes has all the tools ANY NFL staffer looks for in a CB, size (6’2, 195 ) speed (4.3), a fearless attitude and short memory. He is a midfielder, plain and simple. Hughes is currently a midseason All-American on SI.com and […]

The Art of Tennis Betting – Lesson 1 – The Draw

There are numerous factors that require consideration before placing a bet on the absolute market for a tennis tournament. And, in future articles, we will cover many of them, such as nationality, age, past form, price, ranking, and the schedule of the event itself. However, we start with the most fundamental consideration, the draw. This is where the selection of […]