Advice for Alec Baldwin
Right off the bat, I’m going to admit I like Alec Baldwin — the actor. The man himself and his public image, not so much.
Right off the bat, I’m going to admit I like Alec Baldwin — the actor. The man himself and his public image, not so much.
Bill Lee is a character inside and out. At 67, the once-great major league baseball left-hander has never given up the game. He’s still playing, and last week finished a tournament in Florida (his team won).
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A woman from Weston, Connecticut saw this little dude foraging in her birdfeeder. He soon got up to his neck in trouble, and birdseed.
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Meryl Davis and Charlie White have skated their way into America’s hearts, becoming the first U.S. team to win Olympic gold in ice dancing.
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With snow days up the ying yang, I’ve had the opportunity to watch much more Olympics coverage on TV than I expected. Putting Bob Costas’ pinkeye aside, here are some of the high and low points I’ve seen so far:
A great way to beat the winter doldrums, Chicago hosts an annual snow sculpting competition at Navy Pier. Not the same as ice carving, snow sculpting involves three person teams carving 6 ft x 6ft x 10 ft tall blocks of snow. Professional teams from Illinois to China participated, as well as local high schools.
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When the snow is falling and you’re stuck at home, there’s nothing more satisfying than breaking out the crockpot and making a hearty beef stew or soup for dinner, and perhaps a nice piping hot loaf of homemade bread.
That’s what I had in mind on Wednesday as eight inches of the white stuff billowed down during the day. I was able to work at home to get our newspaper out and decided to try my hand at making “no knead” bread. Friends on Facebook were buzzing about a recipe on Jezebel.com titled ‘How to Make Easy, Fast, Foolproof Bread from Scratch.’ None of them had tried it yet, but since I had the ingredients on hand and had plenty of hours to kill watching snow pour down, I decided to give it a whirl.
It wasn’t time for Philip Seymour Hoffman to leave us. But he’s gone and will be greatly missed.
He could play a rumpled loser, a gadabout author, a nasty prep student, or a religious cult leader with ease. He also had his way with Broadway in True West, Long Day’s Journey Into Night and Death of a Salesman.
The highlight of the Super Bowl for me was listening to Renée Fleming perform the best version of the National Anthem at a football game EVER.
The Seahawks decimated the Broncos, 43 – 8, and it was all about Beratin’ Manning.
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