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Artifically un-intelligence - Vimarsana News

Artifically un-intelligence

What was I thinking? I’ve been so happy lately, retired and enjoying my free time, pleased with the fun I’ve had over the years in the media. And then I

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Spreading the news

Whenever I read a newspaper article that begs to become the basis of my next humor column, I cut it out and save it. Then I forget where I put

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Behind The 8

February 26, 2021 McKinzie welcomes Julie Goodman, Arts Council of Indianapolis President and CEO. Julie shines light on the resilience of Indy artists through the pandemic, future plans and how you can become involved! February 10, 2021 McKinzie Roth chats with co-anchor Alexis Rogers about how WISH-TV is celebrating Black History Month. Alexis shares insight regarding the 25th Anniversary of "Art and Soul" and some fun facts that are sure to blow your mind!!! February 10, 2021 McKinzie Roth chats with co-anchor Alexis Rogers about how WISH-TV is celebrating Black History Month. Alexis sh...

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Stay humble and attack the ball before it attacks you - Vimarsana News

Stay humble and attack the ball before it attacks you

By Dick Wolfsie, Funny Bone Friday, January 29, 2021 4:00 AM It was Monday, April 8, 1974, and I decided to play hooky from school. No, I wasn’t a student; I was teaching a night course. The Atlanta Braves were playing a home game against the L.A. Dodgers. Henry Aaron had already hit his 714th home run to tie Babe Ruth’s record. I remember thinking that was the night Hammerin’ Hank was going to reach a goal many had once thought unachievable. Sure enough, that evening, on his second time at bat, he rifled one over the left-field fence for number 715. Aaron c...