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As in Super Bowl XLVI…the game that is considered to be a national holiday.The game that draws more than 100 million viewers (Super Bowl XLV had 111 million viewers).The game that asks for mi

There's a phrase I generally dislike, perhaps for its cutesy abrasiveness about reaching for the moon because if you fail you'll be among the stars. The phrase is just catchy enough to be used b

One thing most folks in the US are familiar with is the high rate of repeat Adult Offenders that return to jail (67% rearrested and 52% re-incarcerated according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics). Re

Recently a new adaptation of the book has been made starring Gary Oldman and a number of other familiar faces including Tom Hardy, John Hurt, Mark Strong and a number of others.
The movie

With a new year ahead of us, many people make New Year’s resolutions and the sports world should be no different. Here are eight resolutions the sports world should follow:#1: Be mindful of your pu

Welcome back, readers. I've enjoyed my time away from the keyboard and got a bit of a mental refresher. I hope you have had time to do the same.If you saw the title of this G.O. you may h

Two years back Guy Richie and Robert Downey Jr brought us a revamped version of Sherlock that was oddly enough much closer to the gallivanting, disgruntled, drug-addled misanthrope of the short s

It has come to my attention through various blogs and tech sites that my domain name registrar GoDaddy is a strong supporter of the SOPA bill. For those who are not in the know here is the Wikipedia ent

With public opinion trending toward the negative on Tom Cruise his work, as of late, has been highly overshadowed by what people think of him and his church. This affected the overall earni

With Tax season coming on hand the IRS has introduced a huge ad campaign making the public aware of the EITC the Earned Income Tax Credit. The ads boast that if you make "less than $49,000 a year&q

