CHICKASHA —
So my blog post is simple today. For about five years we have been inundated with all this 2012 apocalypse hooplah.
Personally, I don't put a lot of stock into it - NASA just released a huge story on why nothing will happen after all - but many really seem to buy into it.
I could sit here pointing out the flaw in both arguments, but who really wants to read that.
I am more interested in what you have to say.
Is the apocalypse coming? Are we doomed? Will the human race face the same fate as the once coveted and illustrious twinkie?
I kind of doubt it. Should this Friday be like any other Friday though, I can promise you one thing. A shockingly snooty blog about surviving the apocalypse.
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December 19, 2012
BLOG: Will Saturday come, or not?
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BLOG: No playing it safe when picking NCAA Tournament
I decided to go safe on my NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament bracket this season.
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BLOG: The "what-if" of James Harden
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BLOG: Star Wars' exhibit embraces both sides of force
I am a huge Star Wars fan. It's kind of ridiculous. I'm talking so big that I have a Yoda tattoo on my left tricep.
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BLOG: Diamonds in the Rough
I had the pleasure of attending the Diamonds in the Rough luncheon this past Tuesday in the USAO Ballroom. As I looked around at all the mentors that filled the tables, it made me proud to be a part of something so special.
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VIDEO: Meteor that hit Russia is beautiful reminder
So, a simple blog today.
I am sure most know about the meteor that struck Russia early this morning resulting in more than a 1,000 injuries and viral video that is just completely mystifying. -
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BLOG: Election turnout shows 'shameful' apathy
Three-hundred forty-six, 418, and 314. These are the total number of votes cast in last night's school board elections in Chickasha, Rush Springs and Blanchard respectively.
The populations of these towns are 16,036, 1,278 and 7,670 respectively. That means that the percentage of people that voted in last night's election was 2 percent, 33 percent and 4 percent respectively.
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BLOG: The good, the bad and the ugly from Grammy night
The 55th Grammy Awards were aired on Sunday and brought in millions of viewers. Like every award show, there were good, bad and ugly parts of the evening.
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BLOG: PED use does not hurt purity of basbeall
Today I am going to cross into Aaron’s world and write a little ditty about a sport.
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No, today’s blog is about the most exciting time of the year for me, athletically speaking. I am talking about the first week of Spring Training. -
BLOG: Sooners on track for NCAA Tournament bid
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