1. | Apr 22, 2014

I am stunned, too! WTF?!?!Jack Morris was a WORKHORSE and a BULLDOG! Anything less than a HOF acnpetacce is BS!He broke my heart when I was a kid because he left for Minnesota, but I still think he was one of the greatest pitchers of his era. He won his second Championship with his hometown team. He departed the next year for Toronto and won it back to back. He won three straight Championships! That Game Seven Classic against the Braves where Morris pitched 10 innings and won was one of the most clutch performances in WS Game 7 History. That pitching performance earned him the World Series MVP. He threw a no-no for us against the ChiSox. He won the Babe ruth Award twice. He was voted an All Star 5 times and won 4 World Series rings. His near 2,500 strike outs rank him above such HOF greats like Catfish Hunter and Sandy Koufax, With 254 career wins, Jack would rank above HOF'ers Jaun Marichal, Whitey Ford and Don Drysdale.The Winningest Pitcher of the 1980 s deserves the nod, hands down. Please give him his spot in the Halls. By the way, Jack, when choosing which uniform to be enshrined in, go with the Olde English D, it looks the best on you!

2. | Jan 22, 2014

Lime honey beet salad with a slow cooked moose stew,I knew there was a rosean I love your blog! I was excited just to see a moose for the first time, never thought about eating one;-)

3. | Jan 7, 2014

slamfu I am glad this amazing young woman has suveirvd and even more glad that she seems to not only have stood up against an insurmountable cultural force in order to change things for the better, but she is now apparently a bit of a national icon. How many have simply been murdered by the Taliban for doing the same before anyone could rally around the idea she represents? I hope she survives, and so does her story. The sickness of the men who did this to her should be made evident to all who want a peaceful and stable society. Even in Pakistan there is such a thing as bad press. This is how things change over time, sadly.

4. | Sep 26, 2013

slamfu I am glad this amazing young woman has suvivred and even more glad that she seems to not only have stood up against an insurmountable cultural force in order to change things for the better, but she is now apparently a bit of a national icon. How many have simply been murdered by the Taliban for doing the same before anyone could rally around the idea she represents? I hope she survives, and so does her story. The sickness of the men who did this to her should be made evident to all who want a peaceful and stable society. Even in Pakistan there is such a thing as bad press. This is how things change over time, sadly.