Archive for January, 2009

True Fans or Terrorists?

January 27th, 2009 – 11:17 am Posted by Joe Lawrence

Last weekend I heard the second best possible piece of news a fan could receive…the Steelers are going to the Super Bowl.  Just to be clear the best news would be them actually winning.  As I got the good news, there already were people trying to spoil this news.  In fact, they live for it.
I [...]

Time to Get Foot Loose

January 20th, 2009 – 11:27 am Posted by Joe Lawrence

Kevin Bacon and Kenny Loggins were really onto something with Foot Loose.  Fighting is all about the footwork.  Those with good footwork have an enormous advantage over those who don’t.  Why?
Having good movement on the feet affords great advantages to fighters of almost any style.  For starters, you can move out of the way of an [...]

And the Winners Are. . .

January 20th, 2009 – 9:44 am Posted by Michele
Tagged as: Contest

The Doubly Good December Contest has ended after an extension due to a tie for the most commented article.  Without further ado, prizes were awarded to:
Gumer Liston for most commented article

“Books, Pictures, Stories, and Your Child” on Your Parenting Info

Sharyn Essman of FeeFiFoto Blog for randomly chosen comment on

“What Did You Say You Wanted?” [...]

One Brave Lost, One Sox Found

January 13th, 2009 – 11:04 am Posted by B Kenney
Tagged as: Baseball, MLB

John Smoltz, former pitcher for the Atlanta Braves, will no longer be a Brave. He has been traded to the Boston Red Sox, as of Thursday, January 8. Smoltz played for the Braves for his entire career so far and even commented that he felt he might be playing for them for the rest of [...]

The Perfect Storm – UFC 92

January 7th, 2009 – 11:34 am Posted by Joe Lawrence
Tagged as: MMA, Martial Arts

About two weeks ago I made a prediction about the fights of UFC 92 here on this site.  I am pleased to say that every single one was wrong   All three picks!  Now that you are done laughing at me, may we continue?
The big fights yielded Rampage Jackson as victor with the first [...]