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Before any big game, a good football coach knows that there’s a psychological element to the game that transcends physical conditioning, playmaking, and athleticism. He inspires his team to reach

New Series: Thinking Out Loud - ‘Shorts’

Eating Their Own, pt. 1 If you like a good “rags to riches” story, think again. When former Starbuck’s CEO Howard Schultz, once a darling of the Left, began making

Musings by Marilou: Avoiding the Fashion Police

It looks like the fashion laws have changed over the past several years or so, and I did not get the memo. I am not quite sure where or when

Thinking Out Loud: Crypto Crazy in College

During my usual caffeined-fueled morning meanderings the other day, I came across a survey that was, frankly, startling. The survey was conducted by the polling company Pollfish, contracted by the

Thinking Out Loud Shorts

Southern Comfort Critter
"He loves attention... people," says Orlando senior citizen Joie Henney. But while the object of Mr. Henney's admiration is a five foot long, 60-pound  alligator named Wally, some folks are wondering if the one starving for attention isn't Mr. Henney himself. 

Who Represents You?

U.S. Senate Sen. John Cornyn (R) 517 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-2934 www.cornyn.senate.gov/contact Sen. Ted Cruz (R) 404 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202)

Musings by Marilou: Mardi Gras, from Afar

Even though I have embraced many of the customs and festivities here in Seminole, I am still having a difficult time being away from South Louisiana, at least from January

Analysis: Patrick Sends Message to Seliger, Other Senators

You think politics is tough in your office? Consider the case of Kel Seliger, a Republican senator from Amarillo. As of last week — and for the first time since

Thinking Out Loud: A Rush to Judgement

It’s not news that, since the Reagan era, the news fed to us by the “objective” mainstream media is not always so objective. Watching the slow demise of the medium is just a fact of life that we’ve learned to accept passively as we seek out other sources of information. Because now, we can.

Voicing Their Opinions

As Texas legislators begin the process of sifting through hundreds of legal proposals in association with the 86th Legislative Session, Gaines County leaders are intending on making their voices heard. On Wednesday, members of the Gaines County Commissioners Courtunanimouslyofferedtheir support behind 20 separate resolutions, all of which listed local leaders' stance in relation to potential legislative issues to be taken up by state lawmakers in their current biennium session.