Between now and the November election, the daily news cycle peppers us with breathless updates on "undecided" voters. Anyone who claims to be undecided at this point is a liar.  Whether people are willing to admit it, they vote based on what the outcome means to them financially.  They'll lie and say their vote is based on a candidate's platform; i.e. the environment, education, health care, abortion rights, gun laws, or their fears for the circumstances of others. Selflessness sounds great as a mission statement, even when it's steeped in self-delusion.  Survival is paramount for everyone, so in one's heart of hearts, it all comes back to a personal financial outcome.  "What will I get?" People vote based on their potential tax rate,

The universities of Louisville and Kentucky renew their annual football rivalry on September 2nd at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.  These shots were from the early morning TV pep rally for WHAS-11's Good Morning Kentuckiana show.      

From RadioInfo.com Yahoo! News' Washington bureau chief David Chalian was fired yesterday after a hot-mic blunder during an online broadcast from the RNC in Tampa. Referring to the simultaneous occurence of the GOP convention and the hurricane floods in New Orleans, Chilian made an off-the-cuff remark, picked up by an open mic, saying that Mitt Romney and his wife Ann were “not concerned at all” and “happy to have a party with black people drowning.” Audio of the incident quickly made its way online, posted by media watchdog NewsBusters. Yahoo! released the statement: “David Chalian's statement was inappropriate and does not represent the views of Yahoo!. He has been terminated effective immediately. We have already reached out to the Romney campaign,

Bill Nye, The Science Guy, defends the scientific concepts of evolution. Heathen.

You young people will find the Rom Bomb video blog, like, trippin and freaky, yo.  Word.