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Non, je ne regrette rien: Edith Piaf – Ringside Report Classic Song In The Spotlight
June 1st, 2021 
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Just Another Day In AmeriKKKa
June 1st, 2021 Bad Brad
By Ty Ross
The 91 Freeway has become terror highway. Since May 4th there have been at least 50 BB and pellet gun shootings. There are no suspects, and the shootings seem to be at random. Targeting Whomever, whenever. A scary situation for someone minding their business, on the way to work and all of a sudden the sound of glass shattering fills their ears. In this country now, it’s just another day that ends in -y.
The reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in the shooting death of Aiden Leos has been increased to $200K. Leos was being driven to school by his mom, when she was cut off by a white vehicle while driving in the carpool lane on the freeway. In an apparent act of road rage, the driver who cut her off, opened fire on her car, hitting her 6 year old son and killing him. This has barely made national news.
Ringside Report Takes a Closer Look at Mentalist Derren Brown
June 1st, 2021 Bad Brad
By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart
Lockdown, lowdown…
I have seen Derren Brown live, more than once. On the occasion of my middle daughter, Niamh’s 19th birthday, I went with her, and her brother to Edinburgh for the show. He has always fascinated and enthralled. His stage shows are something else.
He is a mentalist.
Apparently, Bruno Heller is also a fan.
“Canine Columnist”: “What the Leader of the Pack Reveals About the Pack”
June 1st, 2021 Bad Brad
By Santino Corleone Berkwitt
Bella and I were reminiscing about her time on the streets of Muskogee and how she survived in an environment that was uncertain and unsettling. She was in a group of five other pups, and she had been on the streets the longest. Bella had been taught the lay of the land by a very shrewd poodle named Polly. Polly had been on the streets for years and she had managed to survive tornados, droughts, starvation, and other challenges. Polly developed skills that enabled her to keep herself safe, and soon the other pups relied on her knowledge and expertise to keep safe too. She lived a long life, and although it was on the streets, she managed to live a full life, succumbing to old age.
Kailyard Thoughts From The “Braveheart”
June 1st, 2021 Bad Brad
By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart
As I sit in my Kailyard I wonder often about the future.
What a difference a week makes…
Because they do say that pride comes before a fall. And those two emotions have been very clearly exposed for us in Scotland.
Pride came on Eid in Glasgow.
Glasgow is the second city of the British Empire, the first being London. Built on the back of success in tobacco and slave trading we have an inglorious past which has been being addressed but we also have a proud tradition; we rebel.
Ringside Report Looks Back at Domingo D’Elia
June 1st, 2021 Bad Brad
By Donald “Braveheart” Stewart
This time around the material for my fighter of times past is pretty thin on the ground – no matter – we shall not let that get in the way of a pretty good story!
Born in Santa Fe, Argentina, at a time when that country was being run by a dictatorship, growing away from the threats of violence and being dragged into the street politics of your birth is as admirable as creating a career that saw you fight 33 times with 25 wins.
It is also perhaps a journey towards a single landmark fight that tells its own tale as the modern era can be guilty of building people up with limited evidence outside of their native land that they can make it within the world market. It is also right that those who have beaten everyone worthy of sharing a ring at home should be given the opportunity away from that home.
And so, it could be argued was the career of one Domingo D’Elia, 25-5-3, 12 KO’s.
Last Stop…The Twilight Zone Show Reviews Judgement Night Starring Nehemiah Persoff
May 31st, 2021 Bad Brad
Light Heavyweight Khalil Coe Scores Spectacular 2nd Round Stoppage in Pro Debut – Boxing News
May 31st, 2021 Bad Brad
Photo by Ed Mulholland / Matchroom Boxing
Khalil Coe looked like seasoned pro as he won his pro debut with an emphatic 2nd round stoppage over Nathaniel Tadd in a scheduled four-round light heavyweight bout at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
In round one, Coe dropped Tadd twice. The first knockdown came as he hurt Tadd with a body shot. Coe followed up with a flurry of body shots that sent Tadd down to the canvas. Coe went right back to that body, and landed a big uppercut and down went Tadd for a second time. In round two, It was another left to the body that sent Tadd down for a third time, and the fight was stopped at 1:10.
Nonito Donaire Makes History Capturing the WBC Bantamweight Belt with a KO Over Nordine Oubaali – Boxing News
May 31st, 2021 Bad Brad
Photo by Esther Lin/SHOWTIME
Nonito Donaire is champion once again. Fourteen years after he won his first world title, the “Filipino Flash” cemented his Hall of Fame credentials with a sensational fourth-round KO win over Nordine Oubaali to capture the WBC World Bantamweight title Saturday night in the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING main event from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. in a Premier Boxing Champions event.
“The king has returned,” Donaire beamed afterward. “I just love the crowds. All my friends, family, all the boxing fans that came out thank you so much. You guys are wonderful.”
Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head: B.J. Thomas – Ringside Report Classic Song of the Day
May 31st, 2021 Bad Brad
Bittersweet Memorial Day Remembrance…
May 31st, 2021 Bad Brad
“Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people, who have a right … and a desire to know.”
— John Adams, 1765
By Michelle L. Warmath
On this day I remember a nurse who’s buried at the Lorraine American Cemetery and Memorial (American Battle Monuments Commission) in Saint-Avold, France. I’d bring flowers for her when I lived in France, even if she is not of my family and I didn’t actually know her. Just because. I don’t just think of her on Memorial Day, either but it is a special day.
There are eight women in the peaceful Lorraine-American Cemetery, way over there in eastern France. They all volunteered for a cause; they all died for that cause. They could have stayed home safely with their families but they didn’t. And the war killed them one way or another, even if they weren’t on the front lines. Emma was from Kansas. She was 23.
Matt Gaetz’s Fiancée Claims Money for hahha Deal has Gone “Missing”!
May 30th, 2021 Bad Brad
By Nikki Slusher
It seems that Matt Gaetz and his fiancée Ginger Luckey have lost $155,000. Amidst all of Gaetz’s legal woes involving an investigation into the representative’s role in a sex trafficking scandal with former friend Joel Greenberg, Gaetz and Luckey had been yacht shopping and claim that “malicious actors” stole the funds.
The congressman had previously claimed he was being extorted for money over the sex scandal. Now, him and his fiancée claim the $155,000 has gone “missing” since they tried to close the deal on the yacht named Ol Pappy.
Singer John Davis a Voice Behind Milli Vanilli Dead at 66 – Entertainment News
May 30th, 2021 Bad Brad
By Geoffrey Huchel
John Davis, one of the real singers for the pop act Milli Vanilli died May 24, 2021, of Covid-19, in Nuremberg, Germany. He was 66.
Mr. Davis was born in Anderson, South Carolina, and spent much of his life in Germany. Davis was a backup singer for Milli Vanilli who provided the real vocals of the group. He sang the 1989 song “Girl You Know It’s True”.
After it was discovered that Milli Vanilli performers Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan were lip synching, they were stripped of their Best New Artist Grammy Award. Following the scandal, Davis continued his musical career, though this time as a lead performer. He sang with Luther Vandross, and performed at concerts around the world. He also composed music.
Grammy Winner B.J. Thomas Dies at 78 – Entertainment News
May 30th, 2021 Bad Brad
By Geoffrey Huchel
Singer-songwriter B.J. Thomas, known for singing the popular tune “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head”, and his many hits during the 1960s and 1970s, died May 29, 2021, in Arlington, Texas after a battle with lung cancer. He was 78.
Thomas was born on August 7,1942 in Hugo, Oklahoma. As a teenager he sang in a church choir then joined the music group The Triumphs. In 1966, Thomas and The Triumphs released the album “I’m so Lonesome I Could Cry”. The album would go on to sell one million copies. The same year, Thomas released a solo album for Sceptor Records.
The Reality of Covid and The Delusional Thoughts of Trump Supporters!
May 30th, 2021 Bad Brad
By Ron Signore
With all the time passed and vaccinations rolling, we are starting to feel like normal more than ever in the past year or so. Family outings and gatherings, athletic and entertainment events opening up and businesses loosening their guidelines on COVID restrictions. It has been noticeable that people are taking advantage of the lightened enforcement of COVID guidelines. While I still see people in most cases to be socially distanced in public arenas like stores, the mask usage has dropped significantly.
Doctor Curmudgeon®…”A Mystery, Inside an Enigma.”
May 30th, 2021 Bad Brad
By Diane Batshaw Eisman, M.D. FAAP Doctor Eisman, is in Family Practice in Aventura, Florida with her partner, Dr. Eugene Eisman, an internist/cardiologist
In 1939, Sir Winston Churchill spoke of his feelings regarding Russia’s intentions. He said, “It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma; but perhaps there is a key.”
My problems are not even on the same planet, the same universe or solar system as the horrors that the Allies faced at the time of World War II.
Yet, the words of Churchill come back to me as I struggle with my personal mindboggling experience: that of coding. Physicians must put the correct code into the patient’s record for each diagnosis; but that is only if they want to be paid for their services.
Actor Gavin MacLeod Dead at 90 – Entertainment News
May 30th, 2021 Bad Brad
By Geoffrey Huchel
Television icon Gavin MacLeod, who was known for his roles as Murray on the classic series THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (1970-1977) and Captain Stubing on THE LOVE BOAT (1977-1987), died May 29, 2021, in Palm Desert, California. No cause of death was given. However, MacLeod was in failing health during recent months. He was 90.
MacLeod was born Allen George See on February 28, 1931 in Mount Kisco, New York. Prior to his acting career, MacLeod in the U.S. Air Force from 1952-1954 as an Airman.
SJC Boxing & Ringside Report Wishes Retired Boxer Ernie Singletary a Happy 69th Birthday – Boxing News
May 30th, 2021 Bad Brad
RSR Press Release
SJC Boxing and Ringside Report wishes retired boxer Ernie Singletary a happy 69th birthday today.
Matt Gaetz Says He Will Run For President if Trump Doesn’t in 2024
May 29th, 2021 Bad Brad
By Nikki Slusher
A Florida man accused of sex trafficking and paying for sex has announced if Donald Trump doesn’t run for president in 2024 he will. Rep. Matt Gaetz announced his possible presidential bid via text messages the congressman sent to the New York Post.
Gaetz told the Post, “I support Donald Trump for president. I’ve directly encouraged him to run and he gives me every indication he will. If Trump doesn’t run, I’m sure I could defeat whatever remains of Joe Biden by 2024.” Gaetz is currently on his “America First Tour” with controversial congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA).
During one of the dumb duo’s rallies, Gaetz told supporters they should “use” their Second Amendment rights and that the amendment’s right to bear arms means an “armed rebellion” against the government rather than for hunting. Yesterday he denied he was trying to incite any violence.
