04 Tuesday Dec 2012
04 Tuesday Dec 2012
12 Friday Oct 2012
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By Shaggy Lamb
Yes I was up until 1:15 a.m. certain that a two run lead in the 9th was enough even for the likes of Papa Grande, Jose Valverde. Yes, I was shamed by yet another heart wrenching performance by a Detroit Tiger relief pitcher. And yes, I am thrilled we don’t have to wait 24 hours for a chance at redemption.
Tonight we look to our ace, Justin Verlander, as we have looked to him so many other times before. This is why the term “Ace” was conceived; an ace in the sleeve when the tides need to turn; when you are facing elimination on the road on the wings of consecutive losses when our bats have seemingly vanished.
Tonight I will forget about the ALCS, which games Verlander will be able to pitch, and pour my baseball/Tiger devotion into a the viewing pleasure of a single contest.
Tonight I will cherish each hit, stolen out, run, and Tigers’ fist pump of exaltation as the A’s fans witness their horse being put down in the biggest stage they will likely ever know.
Let us celebrate a brilliant season with another win and an undeniable effort that instills fear in our next opponent. Let us be the Tigers they forecast from the moment we signed The Prince of Motown.
If you watch one game all season, let it be this one. It will remind you of the love you had for this game as a child. It will remind how much you love and need your team in the postseason with a chance at winning the whole fucking thing.
Fist Em Up Tigers, Fist Em Up.
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11 Thursday Oct 2012
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Well you send my life a whirling
Darling when you’re twirling
On the floor
Who cares about tomorrow?
What more is tomorrow?
Than another day.
When you swept me away
Yeah you swept me away
La la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la
I see the end of the rainbow
But what more is a rainbow
Than colors out of reach
If you come down to my window
And I climb out my window
Then we’ll get out of reach
Then you swept me away
Yeah you swept me away
You said with such honest feeling
But what’d you really mean
When you said that I’m your man
Well how my darling can it be
When you have never seen me
And you never will again
That you swept me away
Yeah you swept me away
Well life is ever changing
But I will always find a constant
And comfort in your love
With your heart my soul is bound
And as we dance I know
That heaven will be found
Well you send my life a whirling
Darling when you’re twirling
On the floor
And who cares about tomorrow?
Girl, what more is tomorrow?
Than another day.
When you swept me away
Yeah you swept me away
Yeah you swept me away
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03 Wednesday Oct 2012
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You never were going to change your mind, were you, Emily?
You just sat back, took it all for you, there was nothing for me;
I didn’t mean to prove that all I can do is lose
Next time that you need me, don’t call me up, Emily;
I’m tired of your lies and your cheating ways with me;
And every time you go, please don’t let me know
Emily, you still live inside of me;
And, Emily, you are the fire in my tree;
So if you should fall, please don’t call;
And next time you write, I won’t stay up all night;
‘Cos Emily you, just look at you – you’re a tragedy
You never were going to change you mind, were you, Emily?
You just sat back, took it all for you, and nothing was there for me;
I didn’t mean to prove that all I’m good for is to lose
Emily, you still live inside of me;
And, Emily, you are the fire in my tree;
So next time you fall, please don’t call;
And next time you write, I won’t stay up all night;
‘Cos Emily you, just look at you – you’re a tragedy
You never were going to change you’re mind were you.
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29 Saturday Sep 2012
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Listen to my interview with Hunter Moore, founder of Is Anyone Up, recently featured in Rolling Stone as “THE MOST HATED MAN ON THE INTERNET” for cornering the “Revenge Porn” market.
Moore is prepping an October launch of a new website that will “Make the internet ten 10 times scarier”.
Moore drew widespread rage and criticism when he launched his first website in 2010. Initially intended to be a place where he could share news on his life, it quickly morphed into something fairly awful. Moore encouraged scorned lovers to post nude pictures of their exes. Worse, he let them share screengrabs from Facebook and Twitter that often featured their full names, employment info and other personal data. Comment threads quickly filled up with damning, hateful chatter.
Despite being hated across the world, he is equally loved women who will do just about anything to get into his pants.
Is Hunter Moore the problem or is he monetizing an existing problem in our youth and society? I say a little of both, how about you?
He preaches accountability, although I don’t believe that has anything to do with his motivations. I see Hunter Moore with a striking resemblance as TMZ, and tabloids of the world: the biggest difference, in the case of people exploited by Hunter Moore, they stupidly volunteered the incriminating (revealing) image of his or her self; versus tabloids that invade privacy.
I believe the greater issue is our species’ need for spite, revenge, and sex. Why do people feel good about making others hurt? Communication and community are intended to help, and not hurt, but the latter is far too prevalent.
Why is there such an incredible thirst and demand for the “content” hosted by IAU? And why don’t we look at ourselves, the root of the problem, sooner than we point fingers, sue, and condemn?
We have traversed down a slippery slope.
We need to teach our youth the value of privacy in an evolving transparent world of social media. I am not offering Hunter Moore as a solution, or supporting what he does, rather, I am using this story to address the neglect and self-submission to social media and mediated communication technology that enables Hunter Moore, and his successors.
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18 Tuesday Sep 2012
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Last week was a great show focused on college football. We had Notre Dame’s Associate Athletic Director of Broadcast and Media Relations, John Heisler on to talk about ND’s recent move to the ACC.
We were also joined by 3x All-American Michigan Running Back Billy Taylor, and Director of the Pat Tillman Foundation Hunter Riley.
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