Hostility to the SEC aside, I am obligated to cheer for the Wildcats. Go Cats! Beat the Pirates! Or at least escort them to a suitable third country for prosecution!
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Loomis, in reference to a post at the NYT's green blog:After taking Bank of American executives on a helicopter tour of mountaintop removal sites, the NRDC convinced the bank to.
This is pathetic. Next year, I expect UK will schedule several high school teams to open the season. That said, they did rebound from a similarly embarrassing loss last year.
Yeah, yeah, I know; probably about as reliable as the "tie" that Rick Davis sees in Iowa. Nevertheless...Word from the Lunsford campaign is that someone is robocalling in the late hours pretending to be from the Dems. Hardly surprising or unexpected, but still slimy....adjusted; the...
Ahem. And ahem.To my understanding, Mitch McConnell's sexual orientation has been rather an open secret in the Kentucky political establishment. I tend to think that if gay Republicans maintain what.
Shameful:University of Kentucky police are investigating who hung an effigy of Democrat Sen. Barack Obama from a tree on the Lexington campus Wednesday morning.UK President Lee Todd said that UK.
Bruce Lunsford stays close to McConnell.
We can always hope:Democratic challenger Bruce Lunsford has closed to within a statistical tie with Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell in their U.S. Senate race, according to a new poll by.
Check out especially the interview with a coal miner about 2:15 in:The white people has put the negroes in the back of the bus for years, and if we're not.
Not at the track, according to Tim McClelland. From my accumulated experience at Keeneland this sounds about right; betting on the horses is wholly incidental to the Keeneland experience. It helps, I think, that Keeneland is only open for six weeks a year, which tends...
What's the point of this?One day. Two games. An eighth-grader competing against players 15-years-old and younger.Those factors made for perhaps the most surprising commitment in the history of University of.
Media Czech, former guest blogger here and until recently a blogger at Bluegrass Roots, has a new home in cyberspace. The reasons for the move are complicated, but suffice to.