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TV Characters with Physical Disabilities- Past and Present TV characters with physical disabilities tend to be rarities. Some of these rare characters include Stevie Kenarban from Malcol...

Book Review: Dealing by Terry Pluto Dealing by Terry Pluto details how the Cleveland Indians went from a complete rebuilding project in 2002 to a contender winning 93 games in 2005 to 2007 AL Central Div...

Celebrities Who Suffer Entertainment-Related Chronic Pain Jerry Lewis, George Clooney, and Tobey Maguire all suffer chronic pain related to the e...

Great Musicians: Where Are They Now? Marc Cohn If imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, there's no debating that Marc Cohn deserves to be considered amongst the greatest musicians of the past 20 years.

Vacation in Cleveland! Looking to plan a vacation? Think Cleveland, OH! Cleveland has much to offer as a vacation destination like three professional sports teams and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame along with countless other places...

• Fan's Take: Cleveland Indians Sweeping Detroit Tigers a Potential Turning Point for Tribe

  5/24/2012

  The first place Cleveland Indians sweeping the AL Central favorite Detroit Tigers Tuesday, May 22 through Thursday, May 24 could very well represent a turning point for the Tribe in 2012. Various elements factor into this.
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  From Hard Rock to Punk Rock: An Interview with Summertime Dropouts’ Dave Erickson

  5/23/2012

  Thanks to the punk rock outfit Summertime Dropouts the music world will experience a different side to vocalist Dave Erickson, currently best known for his work fronting the hard rock group Fades Away. Recently I enjoyed the chance to talk with Erickson.
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  A Fan's Look at the Cleveland Indians' Low Attendance

  5/21/2012

  As of May 20 the Cleveland Indians ranked last in attendance, drawing on average 15,518 people a game. Throughout May the local media kept tabs on the poor attendance. However, things really reached a new level following comments by closer Chris Perez.
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  Starter Derek Lowe Shining for Cleveland Indians: A Fan's Look

  5/18/2012

  Looking at the best starting pitching within the AL so far in 2012 Cleveland Indians’ Derek Lowe stands out. Through eight starts Lowe boasts a 6-1 record and 2.05 ERA. His early success with the Indians surprises many.
• Cleveland Indians Appoint New Leadoff Hitter--Again: A Fan’s Reaction

  5/16/2012

  On Monday, May 14 Cleveland Indians manager Manny Acta revealed to the media plans to move right fielder Shin-Soo Choo into his lineup’s leadoff spot for at least the foreseeable future. Choo replaces a struggling Johnny Damon.
• Fan's Take: Cleveland Indians' Zach McAllister Proving Himself

  5/14/2012

  Youngster Zach McAllister gives Cleveland Indians fans and management good reason to remember the starting pitcher's name. A spot start caused by a double header Mon., May 7 and a sore wrist suffered by starter Josh Tomlin provided McAllister opportunity.
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  Advice to Graduates for Achieving Success

  5/10/2012

  Congratulations graduate! Get ready to embark on the next stage of your life. Care for some advice? Here you go.
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  Fan's Take: Cleveland Indians' Outfield Outlook with Grady Sizemore

  5/10/2012

  News emerged May 8 indicating a June return appears reasonable for currently injured center fielder Grady Sizemore. Best case scenario sees Sizemore return without complication. This creates a challenging decision for the Cleveland Indians.
• Fan's Take: Closer Chris Perez's Vocal Personality Benefits the Cleveland Indians

  5/7/2012

  Cleveland Indians closer Chris Perez proves no stranger to the spotlight. Sometimes the limelight’s illumination extends from Perez’s vocal personality. This leads me to a question; Is the Cleveland Indians’ closer’s vocal personality problematic?
• A Fan's Look: Cleveland Indians Shuffle Lineup Around

  5/4/2012

  Between a minor hamstring flare up sidelining right fielder Shin-Soo Choo for a week and adding veteran left fielder Johnny Damon to the big league roster the Cleveland Indians ended up shuffling their lineup around. Here is a look at the changes.
• Cleveland Indians to Bat Johnny Damon Leadoff: A Fan's Reaction

  5/2/2012

  Cleveland Indians manager Manny Acta revealed Tuesday, May 1 his plans to bat the now official Indian Johnny Damon leadoff. The Tribe signed the veteran outfielder to a minor league contract back on April 17.
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  Fan's Take: Should the Cleveland Indians Call Up Matt LaPorta?

  5/1/2012

  The Cleveland Indians enter May struggling offensively, leading some to speculate about whether former Tribe first baseman Matt LaPorta should return to the big leagues. Matt LaPorta enjoyed a very successful April down in the minors.
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  Fan's Perspective: Cleveland Indians' Power Struggles No Problem

  4/30/2012

  One month into the 2012 MLB season and the Cleveland Indians display bipolar traits, going yard in their first nine games before embarking on an 11 game homer drought. The home run's absents appears a popular talking point amongst the media.
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  Talking Touring and More with Spindrift’s Kirpatrick Thomas

  4/27/2012

  Enjoyable concerts combine audio and visual elements to create a memorable experience, a fact psychedelic spaghetti western outfit Spindrift recognizes and embraces. Recently I caught up with Spindrift front man Kirpatrick Thomas for an interview.
• Cleveland Indians Drop Series to Kansas City Royals: A Fan’s Reaction

  4/27/2012

  April always seems to take MLB fans on emotional rollercoasters, and in 2012 we Cleveland Indians fans already experience such. Our ride continued as Cleveland returned to Progressive Field for a three-game series against the Kansas City Royals.
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  Fan's Take: Cleveland Indians-Kansas City Royals Bench Clearing Fallout Questionable

  4/20/2012

  On Wednesday, April 18, Major League Baseball handed out punishments for the bench-clearing incidents which occurred between the Cleveland Indians and Kansas City Royals Saturday, April 14. Three Indians received fines, suspensions, or both.
• Cleveland Indians Place Shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera on Bereavement List: A Fan’s Reaction

  4/19/2012

  Tuesday, April 17 the Cleveland Indians placed all-star shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera on the team’s bereavement list following his grandfather’s death. Asdrubal Cabrera’s absence creates an opportunity for normal Tribe utility infielder Jason Donald.
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  Cleveland Indians Officially Announce Johnny Damon Signing: A Fan's Reaction

  4/18/2012

  On Tues., April 17 the Cleveland Indians officially announced signing veteran outfielder Johnny Damon. Considering how the Indians performed April 13-15 against the Kansas City Royals, I wonder where Johnny Damon fits in.
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  Local Fan's Perspective: Understanding Cleveland Indians Outfielder Shin-Soo Choo's Grief

  4/17/2012

  On Saturday, April 14 Cleveland Indians' right fielder Shin-Soo Choo found himself at the root of another bench clearing incident. Now I imagine to an outsider Shin-Soo Choo may seem like a crying baby. However, consider the following.
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  Fan's Take: Cleveland Indians' Early Offensive Struggles

  4/12/2012

  A common talking point emerging for the Cleveland Indians from the first week of the 2012 big league season revolves around the team’s struggling offense. Perhaps I’m blindly optimistic but I don’t get the reason for such alarm so early in the season.
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  Cleveland Indians Sign Catcher Carlos Santana to Five-Year Deal: A Fan's Reaction

  4/11/2012

  Paying their power bill in advance for the next five years, the Cleveland Indians announced Tuesday, April 10 a five-year contract extension worth $21 million with catcher Carlos Santana. Honestly, the extension initially flabbergasted me.
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  Fan’s Take: Cleveland Indians Providing Reasons for Optimism

  4/9/2012

  During the season’s opening series the Cleveland Indians provided Clevelanders various reasons to remain optimistic about the 2012 baseball campaign. These reasons include strong initial appearances from Ubaldo Jimenez, Derek Lowe, and Travis Hafner.
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  The Fan Experience: Cleveland Indians’ 2012 Opening Day

  4/6/2012

  The Cleveland Indians and Toronto Blue Jays made history on opening day at Progressive Field. While the play on the field proves well documented, you might wonder “What was the atmosphere like inside ‘The Prog’?”
• Cleveland Indians Reach Two-Year Deal With Shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera: A Fan’s Reaction

  4/4/2012

  On Wednesday, April 4 the Cleveland Indians officially announced a two year contract extension worth $16.5 million with all-star shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera. Personally, I like the contract extension. Two years seems like a safe number to go with.
• Cleveland Indians Starter Ubaldo Jimenez Suspended Five Games: A Fan's Reaction

  4/4/2012

  On Monday, April 2 Major League Baseball suspended Cleveland Indians starter Ubaldo Jimenez for five games due to a controversial spring training game Sunday, April 1. The suspension brings up a broader topic of what behavior constitutes suspension.
• Fan's Take: Bad Blood Flows Between Cleveland Indians’ Ubaldo Jimenez and Colorado Rockies

  4/2/2012

  Spring training’s culmination brings about a certain excitement, but not usually the kind the Cleveland Indians and Colorado Rockies experienced Sunday, April 1.Rather than buzzing over final roster cuts, word spread about a bench clearing incident.
• Jeanmar Gomez Wins Cleveland Indians' Vacant Rotation Spot: A Fan's Reaction

  4/2/2012

  Youngster Jeanmar Gomez will round out the Cleveland Indians’ starting rotation entering the 2012 baseball season, reported The Plain Dealer’s Tribe beat reporter Paul Hoynes Saturday, March 31. Gomez edged out the more experienced Kevin Slowey.
• No Go on Rumored Bobby Abreu to Cleveland Indians Trade: A Fan’s Reaction

  3/30/2012

  Rumor quickly spread Thursday, March 29 about the Cleveland Indians and Los Angeles Angels working on a trade which would send veteran hitter Bobby Abreu to the Tribe. However, such trade talks no longer appear active.
• Fan's Take: Cleveland Indians Decide on Starting Third Baseman

  3/28/2012

  The Cleveland Indians indirectly announced veteran Jack Hannahan as their starting third baseman Tuesday, March 27 when they optioned youngster Lonnie Chisenhall to the minors. Personally, I'm eager to see how well Hannahan does for the Tribe in 2012.
• Fan's Take: Cleveland Indians CEO Paul Dolan Addresses Sale Rumors

  3/28/2012

  On Mon., March 26, The Plain Dealer published an insightful interview Cleveland sports writer Terry Pluto conducted with Cleveland Indians CEO Paul Dolan. Pluto discussed various topics with the Indians bigwig including rumors about selling the franchise.
• Cleveland Indians Considering Jason Donald for Outfield Versatility: A Fan’s Reaction

  3/26/2012

  From basically day one in spring training the Cleveland Indians noted their intentions towards expanding utility infielder Jason Donald’s resume to include outfield. For better or worse executing these intentions into actions began the week of March 19th
• Cleveland Indians Expecting Update on Roberto Hernandez Soon: A Fan’s Reaction

  3/26/2012

  The Cleveland Indians could possibly soon set a timetable for the return of starting pitcher Roberto Hernandez. Despite Hernandez possessing a career plagued by inconsistencies, I’m excited about the pitcher’s potential return and here's why.
• Newspaper Headlines Create Funny Memories- an April Fool’s Day Story

  3/23/2012

  Has anyone ever told you “Don’t believe everything you hear”? Well on April Fool’s Day 2007 students, staff, and faculty at Notre Dame College of Ohio learned “Don’t believe everything you read.” Learn how funny memories resulted from odd news headlines.
• Fan's Take: Exactly How Good Can the 2012 Cleveland Indians Be?

  3/23/2012

  A key to success for the 2012 Cleveland Indians involves bounce-back years from players like Ubaldo Jimenez and Travis Hafner. If all goes right with such players, let us discover exactly how good Cleveland could be in 2012.
• Cleveland Indians’ Early Injuries Cause Reason for Concern: A Fan’s View

  3/22/2012

  Read any 2012 Cleveland Indians preview and you will almost certainly encounter the word "health." Therefore you can understand why early spring training injuries make me a little nervous heading towards opening day Thursday, April 5th.
• Fan's Take: How Significant Is Travis Hafner to 2012 Cleveland Indians?

  3/20/2012

  In some of my past articles I’ve endured criticisms from readers for inferring the injury prone designated hitter Travis Hafner to be an impactful asset at the plate. Here I look at exactly how important Hafner will prove to the 2012 Cleveland Indians.
• Openings in the Cleveland Indians’ Bullpen: A Fan’s Look

  3/19/2012

  As spring training in Goodyear, AZ progresses players continue battling for openings on the Cleveland Indians roster, including two spots within the relief corps nicknamed the Bullpen Mafia. Six relievers compete for these two openings.
• Olympic Event Spotlight: Race Walking

  3/19/2012

  The Olympics contain so many different sports and events you can struggle to truly value the tremendous demands each event requires from that event’s respective athletes. For instance, take race walking, a summer Olympic event.
• Cleveland Indians’ Fifth Rotation Spot Up for Grabs: A Fan’s Look

  3/16/2012

  As spring training progresses Kevin Slowey, Jeanmar Gomez, David Huff, and Zach McAllister continue vying for the lone vacancy in the Cleveland Indians’ starting rotation. While Slowey may have an edge in experience, Jeanmar Gomez stands out too.
• The Last of the 1995 Cleveland Indians: A Fan's Look

  3/12/2012

  Ask a Cleveland Indians fan about 1995 and you will likely hear more fond memories than you could place together into even the largest scrapbook. While former teammates moved on, Omar Vizquel, Manny Ramirez, and Jim Thome remain chasing MLB goals.
• Cleveland Indians’ Success to Center on Defensive Infielders: A Fan’s View

  3/12/2012

  On Friday, March 9th MLB.com’s AJ Cassavell offered a special look into the 2012 Cleveland Indians with his piece “Indians Have Defensive Assets in Infield.” Here's my thoughts revolving around the importance of defense for the Tribe.
• Future of the Left Bringing Their Alternative Rock Sound Back to the United States

  3/9/2012

  Their lineup may look different but United Kingdom alternative rock outfit Future of the Left remains dedicated to making music. I recently caught up with front man Andrew Falkous to discuss FOTL’s upcoming album, return to the United States, and more!
• Cleveland Indians Keeping Roberto Hernandez in Shape: A Fan’s Reaction

  3/6/2012

  As the Cleveland Indians continue to prepare for the 2012 baseball season in Goodyear, AZ the team carries on monitoring starter Roberto Hernandez’s situation in the Dominican Republic. Clevelanders know Roberto Hernandez as the former Fausto Carmona.
• Cleveland Indians' Third Baseman Competition: A Fan's Look

  3/5/2012

  As the countdown to opening day 2012 slowly dwindles down, youngster Lonnie Chisenhall finds himself competing with veteran Jack Hannahan to determine who will earn the starting third baseman spot on the Cleveland Indians ballclub.
• Cleveland Indians Name Justin Masterson Opening Day Starter: A Fan's Reaction

  3/5/2012

  On Friday, March 2, Cleveland Indians manager Manny Acta revealed to the city’s press starter Justin Masterson will take the hill for the Tribe opening day, Thursday, April 5. Acta’s choice came down to Masterson and Ubaldo Jimenez.
• Cleveland Indians Give Injury Update on Grady Sizemore: A Fan's Reaction

  3/2/2012

  Thurs., March 1, the Cleveland Indians announced injured center fielder Grady Sizemore will miss at least eight to 12 weeks. While I've previously written about Sizemore, I wish to comment on the optimism general manager Chris Antonetti shared Thursday.
• Plans for the Cleveland Indians' Lineup in 2012 Revealed: A Fan's Reaction

  3/1/2012

  On Monday, Feb. 27, Cleveland Indians manager Manny Acta revealed to the city’s media his plans for the 2012 Indians lineup. Here's a look at those plans.
• Outfield Options for the Cleveland Indians: A Fan's Look

  2/28/2012

  Due to an injury to center fielder Grady Sizemore a spot in the Cleveland Indians’ starting outfield opened up. The Tribe possesses several options in their spring training camp for filling this new vacancy.
• Cleveland Indians Closer Chris Perez Strains Oblique: A Fan’s Reaction

  2/27/2012

  Closer Chris Perez strained his left oblique Thurs. Feb. 23rd, MLB.com’s Jordan Bastian reported Sun. Feb. 26th for the Cleveland Indians’ website. As a Tribe fan the injury to Perez deepens the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming 2012 season.
• Cleveland Indians Center Fielder Grady Sizemore Already Injured: A Fan's Reaction

  2/27/2012

  To the frustrated laced disappointment felt by everyone involved, the Cleveland Indians revealed the weekend of Friday, February 24th former three-time all-star and two-time gold glove winner Grady Sizemore will most likely begin the 2012 season on the DL
• Carlos Santana to Bat Cleanup for Cleveland Indians in 2012: A Fan’s Reaction

  2/24/2012

  On Thursday, February 23rd both The Plain Dealer’s Paul Hoynes and MLB.com’s Jordan Bastian reported catcher Carlos Santana will bat in the always hyped cleanup spot for the Cleveland Indians in 2012.
• Cleveland Indians Spring Training Buzz: A Fan’s Reaction

  2/23/2012

  Since spring training started The Plain Dealer’s Paul Hoynes and MLB.com’s Jordan Bastian have kept the Cleveland Indians news flowing. Without any real blockbuster news breaking, the stories range from interesting updates to simply non-news.
• Cleveland Indians Contention Talk Afoot: A Fan’s Reaction

  2/21/2012

  Before the Cleveland Indians’ pitchers and catchers even entered spring training, Cleveland’s media already started throwing out the word “contention.” Mainly, reporters speculate whether the Tribe can contend with reigning AL Central champs the Tigers.
• The 2012 Cleveland Indians Starting Rotation: A Fan’s Look

  2/21/2012

  Pitchers and catchers report to Goodyear, AZ Mon., February 20th for spring training. This creates Cleveland Indians baseball buzz around Lake Erie. Recently Indians beat reporter Paul Hoynes asked the question “How strong will the starting rotation be?"
• The Cleveland Indians’ All-Lefty Lineup: A Fan's Look

  2/17/2012

  As the 2012 MLB season continues to approach Cleveland Indians chatter increases around the city which calls the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame home. A popular talking point involves the Tribe’s potential lineup of all left-handed hitters.

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• No Deal on Potential Travis Hafner-A.J. Burnett Trade: A Fan's Reaction

  2/15/2012

  Word surfaced Tuesday, February 14th revealing a potential trade between the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees which would send designated hitter Travis Hafner to New York for right handed starter A.J. Burnett.

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• Pending Physical, Jon Garland Will Compete for Cleveland Indians Rotation Spot: A Fan Reaction

  2/14/2012

  On Monday, February 13th news spread veteran starter Jon Garland pending a physical will join the Cleveland Indians in Arizona for Spring Training to compete for a spot on the Indians rotation. A shoulder injury shortened Garland's 2011 season.

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• Andrew W.K. Talks ‘I Get Wet’ 10th Anniversary

  2/14/2012

  The world’s introduction to producer, actor, and most notably musician Andrew W.K. came back in 2001 with his debut album “I Get Wet.” With 2012 marking the album’s 10th anniversary I recently caught up with Andrew W.K. to discuss “I Get Wet."
• Cleveland Indians Avoid Arbitration with Shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera: A Fan’s Reaction

  2/13/2012

  The Cleveland Indians and All-Star shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera avoided arbitration on Fri. February 10th, agreeing to contract terms. The fact the Indians could only work out a one year deal with Cabrera serves as a main talking point.

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• Cleveland Indians Sign First Baseman Casey Kotchman: A Fan's Reaction

  2/3/2012

  Friday, February 3rd the Cleveland Indians officially announced signing free agent first-baseman Casey Kotchman to a one year deal. Casey Kotchman provides an intriguing addition to the Cleveland ballclub.

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• Cleveland Indians Acquire Right-Handed Bat: A Fan's Reaction

  2/1/2012

  News broke January 31st the Cleveland Indians acquired right-handed batter Russ Canzler from the Tampa Bay Rays. The acquisition feeds into two hot talking points, the need for a right-handed bat and who will play first base come April.

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• The Hounds Below: Much on the Horizon for SXSW Festival Act

  2/1/2012

  Indie band The Hounds Below will once again play SXSW Festival in 2012, but the excitement doesn’t end there. Recently I talked with the band's front man Jason Stollsteimer, who indie music fans will likely know from his days fronting The Von Bondies.
• Fan's Take: Solace for Cleveland Indians Pitcher Fausto Carmona

  1/30/2012

  The Fausto Carmona saga continues to unfold in Cleveland but at the very least the starter can take solace knowing other Cleveland Indians faced equally or more embarrassing off field blunders previously.

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• Three Inspirational Songs from Kenny Chesney

  1/24/2012

  Through his impressive music catalog country music superstar Kenny Chesney demonstrates a well-balanced personality, proving both fun and sensitive. Also within Chesney's music library you will find some inspirational songs. .
• No Goal Too Ambitious for 2012 Olympic Hopeful Dana Feiss

  1/11/2012

  Young, ambitious, and determined 2012 Olympic hopeful Dana Feiss demonstrates the character needed to conquer her seemingly overwhelming goals. She recalls watching the Olympics as a girl and thinking, "How cool would it be to be on the Olympic team?"

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• Country Music Profile: Melody Nash

  1/6/2012

  Talking to country music songwriter and singer Melody Nash brings her song "Housewife With a Dream" to mind. Nash puts her family first while pursuing her country music career in Nashville, TN.
• A Closer Look: The Paralympic Movement

  1/5/2012

  What do you know about the Paraylmpics? More than likely not too much given how little media attention the Games receive compared to the Olympics. Yahoo! Sports aims to change that with this look at the Paralympic movement.

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• Local Music Spotlight: Dear Jimmy Band

  1/3/2012

  Laidback but passionate, those words describe the attitude Willoughby, OH music act Dear Jimmy Band portrayed in my recent interview with them. Local musicians Jimmy Mrozek and James Schleicher makeup Dear Jimmy Band and thrive on entertaining crowds.
• How Has 'Two and a Half Men' Fared Without Charlie Sheen?

  12/16/2011

  "Two and a Half Men" star Jon Cryer claimed in a recent interview with Esquire magazine that execs firing Charlie Sheen saved Good Time Charlie's life. Time to reverse the question and ask "How has 'Two and a Half Men' fared without Charlie?"
• Passion Fuels 2012 Olympic Hopeful Camille Herron

  12/13/2011

  A conversation with prolific marathoner and 2012 Olympic hopeful Camille Herron will likely get you to question what you know about marathon running. Where most people probably see a daunting physically exhausting race, Herron sees fun.

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• Hulk Hogan's Courtroom History

  12/13/2011

  Once the most dominant force in the wrestling industry Hulk Hogan will take on his ex-wife inside the courtroom, suing her for defamation. As a little history shows the iconic celebrity knows the courtroom probably as well as Madison Square Garden.
• Olympic Hopeful Jason Pryor Commits to Training

  11/30/2011

  On the piste fencers must maintain great awareness and by talking to fencing epee Olympic hopeful Jason Pryor one can infer the same holds true for training. Currently Jason Pryor trains at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.

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• Introducing 2012 Paralympic Hopeful Daniel Kamber

  11/28/2011

  Swimming drives Birmingham, AL native and 2012 Paralympic hopeful Daniel Kamber to triumph. Daniel Kamber who has cerebral palsy sees the 50m freestyle and 50m butterfly as his best opportunities to qualify for the 2012 Paralympics.

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• Christmas Poem: "A Commercialized Christmas Story"

  11/25/2011

  A poem poking fun at the commercialization of Christmas.
• A Fan’s Take: Sin Cara Suffers Patella Tendon Rupture

  11/22/2011

  WWE.com announced Sun. Nov. 20th Sin Cara will miss six to nine months with a patella tendon rupture. I see the injury as a continuation of what you can only consider an underwhelming WWE tenure so far for Sin Cara.

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• Meet 2012 Olympic Hopeful Michael Mannozzi

  11/21/2011

  2012 Olympic hopeful and Youngstown, OH native Michael Mannozzi pursues his Olympic ambitions with hard work and deep appreciation for life. Mannozzi hopes to represent the United States next summer at the 2012 Olympic Games in London as a racewalker.

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• Book Review: How We Roll by Tim Wambach

  11/17/2011

  How We Roll by Tim Wambach shares Wambach’s adventures with his excellent friend Mike Berkson, who happens to have cerebral palsy. While Mike’s cerebral palsy limits him physically, mentally he’s just like any other person.
• Country Music's Most Inspirational Songs

  11/14/2011

  Inspirational songs from the country music genre include “My List” by Toby Keith, “Sounds Like Life to Me” by Darryl Worley, and “This” by Darius Rucker.
• Haiku: Winter Wonderland?

  11/4/2011

  A haiku about how winter isn't always a wonderland
• Metronome Offers Musicians Innovative Service

  11/2/2011

  A metronome helps band members keep pace with each other musically and the upstart business Metronome aims to do the same but on an emotional level. Metronome Founder Sarah Nank wants to show musicians life "doesn't have to be a struggle."
• 'American Idol' Reflection: Winners Vs. Rejects

  10/7/2011

  RCA Records dropping season nine “American Idol” winner Lee DeWyze from his record deal provides an ample opportunity to reflect back on the past “American Idol” contestants, from Chris Daughtry and Adam Lambert to Taylor Hicks and Kris Allen.
• When Should Celebrity Musicians Express Political Messages?

  10/5/2011

  Questionable political remarks from celebrity musicians seem an ever-lasting trend in Hollywood. Reflecting on the celebrity habit a question comes to mind, when should celebrity musicians mingle with political messages?
• Taylor Swift/T.I. & Other Cross Genre Performances

  10/4/2011

  Looking over the past decade of music you realize cross genre performances like the recent Taylor Swift/T.I. "Live Your Life" duet often make for fantastic memories.
• Blues Musician Looks to Inspire: Jake Nielsen

  10/4/2011

  Local California blues musician Jake Nielsen personifies the old cliché “If somebody gives you lemons, make lemonade.” Born with cerebral palsy Nielsen doesn't let the disability prevent him from pursuing his blues music ambitions.
• The 2011 Cleveland Indians: September Recap

  9/29/2011

  Despite an injury riddled season featuring DL stints for all positions but shortstop, third-base, and catcher the Cleveland Indians played meaningful September baseball, at least for the first week in the month.
• Could Michael Stripe Succeed with a Solo Career?

  9/27/2011

  The recent announcement about R.E.M. going their separate ways makes fans wonder if vocalist Michael Stripe will embark on a solo career. History shows talented artists from varying genres can enjoy success once on their own.
• American Icon to Controversial Celebrity: Hulk Hogan

  9/27/2011

  Professional wrestling celebrity Hulk Hogan faces emerging controversy caused by his new show "Hulk Hogan's Micro Championship Wrestling." As history shows though the celebrity proves no stranger to controversy.
• Can Ashton Kutcher & Ted Danson Succeed in Their New Roles as Lead Characters?

  9/23/2011

  A new TV season at times brings marquee celebrity stories for media outlets to report, for instance Ashton Kutcher replacing Charlie Sheen and Ted Danson reemerging. Only time will reveal if these new leads can keep their shows successful.
• Life Lessons from a Celebrity: Jon Cryer

  9/21/2011

  "Two and a Half Men" star Jon Cryer shows how one handles conflict proves vital. You can learn valuable life lessons from the way Jon Cryer handled the celebrity controversy Charlie Sheen created for the "Two and a Half Men" cast.
• Book Review: 'Legend Unborn' by David G. Welsh

  9/14/2011

  David G. Welsh introduces the reading world to his magical The Key of Souls universe with Legend Unborn. As the first book in Welsh’s four book The Key of Souls series, Legend Unborn sets the story’s foundation.
• Unlikely Similarities: Classical Music and Cerebral Palsy

  9/2/2011

  When you think about classical music, you most likely don't think about cerebral palsy but singer Hamid Ala will get you to see the correlation. Through Ala's story you will discover similarities between classical music and cerebral palsy.
• The 2011 Cleveland Indians: August Recap

  8/31/2011

  The 2011 Cleveland Indians, as August comes to a close, remain in contention for the AL Central Divisional Title. Throughout August Tribe fans endured an emotional roller-coaster featuring many ups and downs.
• 20 Year Anniversary: 'Ten' by Pearl Jam

  8/29/2011

  Great music proves timeless and perhaps no alternative rock record demonstrates this better than Pearl Jam's debut album …"Ten." Simply put, "Ten" heavily influenced the alternative rock scene.
• Social Networking Website for Cerebral Palsy Population

  8/24/2011

  The physical difficulty cerebral palsy causes can take an emotional toll. You feel like you can't relate to other people. The social networking website Cerebral Palsy Social looks to change this.
• Inspirational Profile: Gregory Iron

  8/15/2011

  Gregory Iron proves with enough conviction you can triumph over obstacles in your life to pursue your dreams. Born with cerebral palsy and despite a difficult home life early on Iron persevered to become a professional wrestler.
• Alternative Rock Meets WWE: Rob Zombie, Papa Roach, and More

  8/8/2011

  Music plays an instrumental role in the WWE. In the past bands such as P.O.D. and Motorhead wrote music specifically for the WWE. Additionally the company uses popular alternative rock music from bands like Papa Roach and Rob Zombie.
• Independent Label Success Story: Lucid Grey

  8/4/2011

  A passion for music motivates Lucid Grey. The rock group from Lexington, KY shows you can enjoy mainstream success in the music business with an independent label.
• The 2011 Cleveland Indians: July Recap

  7/31/2011

  The 2011 Cleveland Indians continue to battle through injuries to stay a surprise contender for the AL Central Division Title. The Tribe pulled out some Trade Deadline deals hoping to improve playoff chances.
• MTV at 30: Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' Best Video

  7/26/2011

  August marks MTV's 30th birthday. Over the past 30 years MTV aired countless music videos. To compile a list featuring the best 30 music videos MTV ever aired serves as a tough task but one worth trying.
• Album Review: 'So Close' by Leftstronger

  7/12/2011

  Singer Jesse Magee and his rock music band Leftstronger look to create a powerful impression with their debut album 'œSo Close.' Leftstronger comes from Maryland and uphold high expectations for their music.
• The 2011 Cleveland Indians: June Recap

  6/29/2011

  The once dominating 2011 Cleveland Indians spent June struggling. The Indians who once enjoyed a seven game lead over the AL Central now keeps trading first place back and forth with the Detroit Tigers.
• Fourth of July Poem: Fireworks

  6/27/2011

  For Americans, the Fourth of July provides celebration. We gather with friends and/or family to celebrate the United States of America's birthday. To add to the festivities I want to share a short Fourth of July poem I wrote.
• Book Review: Daddy Bent-Legs by Neil Matheson

  6/24/2011

  Daddy Bent-Legs explores Neil Matheson's journey from a young boy with a disability (cerebral palsy) to a husband and father. I recommend Daddy Bent-Legs to anyone interested in understanding more about life with cerebral palsy and other disabilities
• Brad Paisley Brings Country Music to Cleveland

  6/17/2011

  Country music megastar Brad Paisley made his second Cleveland summer appearance in as many summers June 11, 2011 headlining the Cleveland Indians Music Festival. Compared with his 2010 show at Blossom you can see how venue impacts concerts.
• Role Models with Cerebral Palsy

  6/14/2011

  The ability to empathize with your role models can build stronger connections to them. Role models the cerebral palsy population can empathize with include Josh Blue, Zach Anner, and John W. Quinn.
• Image Poem: Symbolism Squared

  6/9/2011

  Symbolism Squared, a poem based off an image of the American flag, examines the symbolism within the flag's symbolism.
• The 2011 Cleveland Indians: May Recap

  5/31/2011

  Despite hitting a slump to end May the 2011 Cleveland Indians continue to hold the status "best team in the American League." Find out what propelled the Tribe to this point and what they will need to do to continue their winning momentum.
• Book Review: Dealing by Terry Pluto

  5/30/2011

  Dealing by Terry Pluto details how the Cleveland Indians went from a complete rebuilding project in 2002 to a contender winning 93 games in 2005 to 2007 AL Central Division Champions.
• Music Review: The Chris Hendricks Band- Noise EP

  5/17/2011

  Chris Hendricks, who has cerebral palsy, fronts The Chris Hendricks Band. The group looked to make some noise within the music industry last year when they released, to iTunes, their debut EP Noise.
• The 2011 Cleveland Indians: April Recap

  4/30/2011

  As April comes to a close the Cleveland Indians rank as the best team in the AL with an 18-8 record. Tribe fans should maintain eyes on the following keys as the baseball season progresses into May and onwards.
• Book Review: Someone Like Me by John W. Quinn

  4/8/2011

  Someone Like Me reveals an accurate portrayal about life with a disability (cerebral palsy) through discussing topics people with disabilities commonly encounter. For instance, bullying.
• Celebrities in the Straight Edge Culture

  4/4/2011

  Celebrities submerged in the straight edge culture demonstrate the lifestyle has noble intentions. Celebrities who follow the straight edge path include AFI's Davey Havok, New Found Glory's Chad Gilbert, and WWE Superstar CM Punk.
• Celebrities from Cleveland, OH

  3/8/2011

  When someone from your community achieves great success you can find yourself inspired to chase after your own dreams. Three celebrities who can inspire Clevelanders include Drew Carey, Halle Berry, and The Miz.
• Audio Book Review: Living This Rodeo by Shane Michael Taylor

  3/7/2011

  "Who is Shane Michael Taylor?" Living This Rodeo answers this exact question. In short Shane Michael Taylor is an inspiration. For a more comprehensive answer keep reading.
• Finding Inspiration in Charlie Sheen's Delusions

  3/4/2011

  Recently Charlie Sheen has made many questionable remarks. In an attempt to turn Charlie Sheen's questionable comments to a positive, here's a look at inspiration which can be drawn from the actor's delusions.
• Charitable Celebrities Profiled: Mick Foley

  2/22/2011

  Notorious professional wrestler and best selling author Mick Foley possesses great empathy for others and displays this through charitable work.
• Celebrities Who Have Competed at Wrestlemania

  2/15/2011

  In the professional wrestling world, no event proves bigger than WWE Wrestlemania. The grand atmosphere Wrestlemania exudes in part stems from celebrity appearances. Some celebrities have even seen action inside the WWE ring.
• Anti-Bullying Messages in the Entertainment Industry

  2/8/2011

  Some in the entertainment industry have recognized the ill effects of bullying and have used their medium to send anti-bullying messages. This includes Jason Kabolati, writer of The Final, and country music star Mark Willis.
• Super Bowl Haiku: Championship Ride

  1/31/2011

  The Super Bowl's grand pageantry can overshadow the purpose behind the event- fighting to become known as the best in the NFL. My haiku "Championship Ride" celebrates this pursuit.
• Top Three Brad Paisley Love Songs

  1/21/2011

  Country music superstar Brad Paisley has created a large library of country music, including many hit love songs. This lists the top three Brad Paisley love songs based off Billboard Hot 100 charts rankings
• Celebrities Who Suffer Entertainment-Related Chronic Pain

  1/18/2011

  Jerry Lewis, George Clooney, and Tobey Maguire all suffer chronic pain related to the entertainment industry. For the average person who suffers chronic pain, these three's struggles can provide comfort in knowing you are not alone in your suffering.
• Musicians with Cerebral Palsy

  1/18/2011

  Singers Jesse Magee and Chris Hendricks show despite the obstacles cerebral palsy can place in your life, you shouldn't deter from pursuing your dreams.The two serve as the front-men of their respective bands, Left Stronger and The Chris Hendricks Band.
• Starting a Website: Intuit Websites

  1/16/2011

  Starting a website can be an overwhelming task. Intuit Websites advertises they can make starting a website simple. Find out if Intuit Websites live up to their advertisements in this article.
• Debunking Misconceptions About Demand Media Studios

  1/6/2011

  Misconceptions surrounding Demand Media has turned the organization into the center of controversy after their initial IPO filing earlier in 2010. As a writer for DMS I find some criticisms of the website to be founded on misconceptions.
• A Look at Shawn Michaels' Career

  1/3/2011

  In 2010 professional wrestling fans witnessed Shawn Michaels' retirement. The WWE star will be remembered for many great matches. With such a memorable career, a lot of Shawn Michaels matches could be overlooked. Here' s a look at a few of those matches.
• Famous People with Bell's Palsy

  12/21/2010

  Having Bell's palsy can leave you feeling self-conscious. However, knowing successful celebrities have Bell's palsy can help alleviate self-doubt. Famous people with Bell's palsy include Sylvester Stallone, Rick Savage, and Jim Ross.
• Inspiring Entertainers with Cerebral Palsy

  12/20/2010

  Entertainers who have overcome hardship in life can serve as inspiration for others. Standup comedian Graham Whistler, artist Dean Robertson, and author Dr. Kristin Rytter are all such entertainers. All three are diagnosed with cerebral palsy.
• 2011 MLB Season Preview: The Cleveland Indians

  12/17/2010

  The Cleveland Indians, once a dominating franchise in MLB, have slowly lost their power over the past decade. With the off season in full effect, there seems no better time than now to preview the good, the bad, and the ugly for the upcoming 2011 season.
• Brad Paisley Heading into 2011 with Momentum

  12/17/2010

  2010 marked a milestone year for Brad Paisley in many ways. If history is any prelude for what to expect in 2011, Paisley will continue to establish his name as a country music great.
• Christmas Music Spotlight: Variations on "The 12 Days of Christmas"

  12/16/2010

  "The 12 Days of Christmas" has emerged as a subculture of Christmas music. "The 12 Days of Christmas" Christmas music subculture has given birth to variations of the song from entertainers such as Straight No Chaser (SNC), Bob Rivers, and Jeff Foxworthy.
• Charlie Sheen's Good Deeds

  12/10/2010

  A look at Charlie Sheen's past includes ex-wives, prostitutes, and substance abuse. However, a look at the Two & a Half Men star's life also reveals a caring, generous side, a side not often showcased by the media.
• Debate: WWE's Money in the Bank Gimmick- Positive or Negative Influence?

  12/3/2010

  WWE introduced the professional wrestling world to the Money in the Bank concept at Wrestlemania 21. The gimmick has gained momentum throughout the years. This has led to a debate amongst fans about Money in the Bank's influence on professional wrestling.
• Chris Jericho- A Multi-Dimensional Entertainer

  12/1/2010

  Millions of people recognize Chris Jericho for his accomplishments in the WWE. His success however has not just been limited to the WWE. Jericho has proven to be a multi-dimensional entertainer as a musician, television star, and author.
• Curse to Guide: My Story About Growing Up with Cerebral Palsy

  11/23/2010

  As a child, having cerebral palsy (CP) can be tough. However, when looked at from the right perspective CP can be seen as a guiding force. This is my story about how having cerebral palsy helped lead me to become a freelance writer.
• Thanksgiving Poetry: A Rhyme for Thanksgiving

  11/16/2010

  Associated Content from Yahoo! has a fun collection of Thanksgiving Poetry. "A Rhyme for Thanksgiving" is my contribution to Associated Content from Yahoo!'s poems for Thanksgiving library. Enjoy!
• Country Songs for High School Students

  11/8/2010

  For current high school students, country songs including "Boys of Fall" by Kenny Chesney, "In My High School" by Blaine Larsen, and "Letter to Me" by Brad Paisley help make high school an experience you'll appreciate.
• Country Music for Recent College Graduates

  11/1/2010

  College graduates carry mixed emotions. Country music can serve as a great support system, keeping college graduates optimistic about life. Country musicians who help serve this purpose includes Trace Adkins,Danny Gokey, and Tim McGraw.
• Alternative Rock Songs About Suicide

  10/11/2010

  Suicide has become an epidemic amongst people between 15 and 24 years old. Alternative rock music has helped raise awareness to the suicide issue with songs like "Loser" by Three Doors Down, "Youth of the Nation" by POD, and "Hold On" by Good Charlotte.
• Celebrities & Their Cerebral Palsy Kin

  10/11/2010

  Having a family member with cerebral palsy can provide stress and blessings. During the hard times comfort can be taken knowing you aren't alone. Even celebrities, like Neil Young and Ashton Kutcher, have kin with cerebral palsy.
• Songs About Facebook

  9/27/2010

  Since the website's launch in February 2004, Facebook has grown exponentially. As the social networking website's popularity grew, many heads turned, including those in the music industry, leading to the creation of songs about Facebook.
• Where Are They Now? Boy Meets World Secondary Characters

  9/15/2010

  2010 marks 10 years since Boy Meets World ended, many "Where are They Now?" articles about the show's cast have popped up. Here's a "Where are They Now?" look into some of the memorable Boy Meets World secondary characters.
• Spotlight Reading: Books by Authors with Cerebral Palsy

  9/15/2010

  The children's book Carlos Goes to Preschool and the autobiographies The Sky's the Limit and We've Come This Far by Faith, all books written by individuals with cerebral palsy, demonstrate hard work, dedication, and appreciation.
• TV Characters with Physical Disabilities- Past and Present

  8/27/2010

  TV characters with physical disabilities tend to be rarities. Some of these rare characters include Stevie Kenarban from Malcolm in the Middle, professional wrestler Zach Gowen, and Covert Affairs' Auggie Anderson.
• Three Reasons to Still Be a Fan of Cleveland Indians Baseball

  8/26/2010

  As the past two decades have shown, being a fan of Cleveland Indians baseball isn't easy. As frustrating as being a Cleveland baseball fan is, there still are at least three good reasons to follow the Tribe.
• 2010 MTV VMAs Could Be a Memorable Night for Paramore's Hayley Williams

  8/23/2010

  Between the "Ignorance" nomination for "Best Rock Video" and the multiple nominations of "Airplanes," the MTV VMAs could be a very exciting night for Paramore's front woman Hayley Williams.
• Big Bang Theory and Two & a Half Men Rack Up 11 Emmy Nominations

  8/16/2010

  Chuck Lorre, the creator of the popular comedies Big Bang Theory and Two & a Half Men, has to be happy that his two shows have secured 11 Emmy nominations this year.
• Overcoming Neurological Disorders and Being a Part of the Film Industry

  8/12/2010

  People in the film industry who have overcome difficult obstacles in life can be inspirations for others. This includes Cara Readle, a Welsh actress who has cerebral palsy, and Sean Marckos, a French filmmaker with muscular dystrophy.
• Books for Wrestling Fans: A Look at WCW and ECW

  8/11/2010

  Two important contributors to the wrestling boom of the 1990s included the now defunct WCW and ECW promotions. The histories of these two promotions have been well documented in the following books.
• The Success of Former The Daily Show Correspondents

  7/28/2010

  The Daily Show has served as a platform to launch new stars of comedy. Many former The Daily Show correspondents have gone on to achieve stardom, including Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, and Ed Helms.
• Comic-Con 2010 to Feature X-Men Artists & Writers

  7/22/2010

  Comic-Con 2010 gives fans of the X-Men many reasons to eagerly anticipate the convention. The convention will feature a number of writers and artists who have helped to make the X-Men come alive.
• Inspiring Abstract Artists

  7/21/2010

  Leo Haines, Mia Brown, and Andrew Reach are all abstract artists who have defeated overbearing health conditions to become inspirations.
• Cerebral Palsy & Social Networking

  7/15/2010

  Having support from family and friends can be helpful when living with cerebral palsy. The Internet assists in finding this support through social networking websites
• Baseball Reading: Books for Cleveland Indians' Fans

  7/7/2010

  The different generations of Cleveland baseball fans have their own unique set of memories about the Indians. Several books have been published helping to capture these memories for future generations.
• Great Musicians: Where Are They Now? Marc Cohn

  6/28/2010

  If imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, there's no debating that Marc Cohn deserves to be considered amongst the greatest musicians of the past 20 years.
• Aspiring Entertainers with Cerebral Palsy

  6/28/2010

  Having cerebral palsy means facing obstacles in life most people don't have to face. Kevin Decker and Chris Hendricks, two individuals with cerebral palsy, are looking to overcome these obstacles and make their names known in the entertainment industry.
• Musicians with Disabilities: From Beethoven to Big Toe

  6/16/2010

  Music creates emotion. The stories of musicians with disabilities, like Beethoven and Big Toe's Mark Goffeney, can be motivational and inspirational themselves.
• Stand-Up Comedy: Comedians with Cerebral Palsy

  6/10/2010

  Comedians with cerebral palsy range from the well-known Geri Jewell and Josh Blue, to the more unknown Christopher Widdows.
• Father's Day Poetry: A Rhyme for Father

  5/20/2010

  Poetry can be an effective outlet to let your father know how much you love him. I'm happy to add my own Father's Day poetry to Associated Content's collection of poems for Father's Day.
• Opinion: "Bullying & Cerebral Palsy"

  5/20/2010

  On May 13th, 2010 I published an informative article entitled "Bullying & Cerebral Palsy" here at Associated Content. This opinion piece includes my thoughts on students with disabilities being bullied.
• Baseball Poetry: Stepping Up to the Plate

  5/18/2010

  Sports poetry can help capture the essence of those special sport moments. "Stepping Up to the Plate" takes you through the possible mindset of a young baseball player pinch hitting in the late innings with the game on the line.
• Bullying & Cerebral Palsy

  5/13/2010

  Teens Health explains bullies generally target individuals with differences. Thus, individuals with cerebral palsy (CP), a neurological disorder which affects muscle coordination and body movement, tend to be vulnerable to bullying
• Answering Demand Media Criticisms

  5/6/2010

  Demand Media, the parent company of Demand Studios, has received much criticism from the cyber community. As a writer for Demand Studios, I find many of these criticisms to be no more than misconceptions.
• Poem for Mother's Day: A Mother's Love

  4/21/2010

  This original poem for Mother's Day, entitled "A Mother's Love," contrasts a child's perspective of mothering with attributes of a good mother.
• Summer Poetry: Summer Nights

  4/19/2010

  As each day passes, summer becomes closer. Associated Content has decided to celebrate the upcoming summer by offering a wide collection of original summer poetry. This is my contribution to AC's poems for summer library.
• The Best of "Two and a Half Men" Seasons 1-4

  4/15/2010

  "Two and a Half Men" debuted on CBS in 2003 and grew to become one of the highest rated shows on television. This serves as a "best of" list for "Two and a Half Men" episodes from seasons 1-4.
• Top 3 Bars in the Cleveland Area Suburbs

  4/14/2010

  The Cleveland area suburbs have plenty of places where you can enjoy a fun evening. The following includes three of the top bars in the Cleveland area suburbs, based on weekly specials and atmosphere.
• Earth Day Poem: Earthly Apology

  3/31/2010

  Being born on Earth Day, April 22nd has always been about me, rather than the earth. This Earth Day poem, entitled "Earthly Apology," is my apology to Mother Nature for being so self-centered for the first twenty some years of my life.
• PWO - Pro Wrestling in Ohio!

  3/10/2010

  Pro Wrestling Ohio proves to be the largest independent promotion in Ohio. The company has a weekly television show on Sports Time Ohio (STO), the same station which broadcasts the Cleveland Indians.
• Preview: 2010 Country Megaticket Coming to Cleveland This Summer

  2/20/2010

  This summer Cleveland's Blossom Music Center will play host to 17 of country music's top artists, thanks to the Country Megaticket. Big names coming to Cleveland this summer include Toby Keith, Brooks & Dunn, Brad Paisley, and Tim McGraw.
• WWE Wrestling: 7 Most Memorable Moments in Wrestlemania History

  2/15/2010

  Wrestlemania holds a reputation of being the Superbowl of professional wrestling. I invite you to join me as I revisit Wrestlemania pasts and countdown the top seven most memorable moments in WWE Wrestlemania history.
• MLB 2010 Season Preview: The Cleveland Indians

  1/16/2010

  The Cleveland Indians don't seem to stand a chance in MLB's mediocre AL Central. Cleveland Indians fans, however, should be in for an interesting baseball season.
• Alternative to the WWE - AJ Styles & TNA Wrestling

  12/31/2009

  AJ Styles stands out amongst any other wrestler in TNA Wrestling as the alternative to the standard the WWE has set for a wrestler and here's the proof.
• Cerebral Palsy Secondary Conditions

  12/15/2009

  Cerebral palsy (CP) is a non-progressive disorder. However, the cerebral palsy population is more susceptible to developing secondary conditions. Below are some of the conditions that are associated with CP.
• A Look into Hulk Hogan's Professional Wrestling Career

  11/24/2009

  Hulk Hogan has announced he will be returning to the wrestling ring for TNA Wrestling. This article will look back at the impact Hulk Hogan has had on professional wrestling and ponder what the future may hold for Hulk Hogan and TNA Wrestling.
• WWE - Professional Wrestling's Success Stories of the 2000s

  11/7/2009

  In the 1990s the industry of professional wrestling was revolutionized, and new stars emerged. In the 2000s, many of those stars ascended to the top of the professional wrestling mountain by winning a WWE world heavyweight title.
• CP- a Guide to Cerebral Palsy

  10/21/2009

  Cerebral palsy (CP) refers to a number of neurological disorders that impairs body movement and muscle coordination. The majority of people with CP are born with the condition. The following is a breakdown of the neurological condition.
• Remembering Eddie Guerrero

  10/16/2009

  Every November diehard wrestling fans commemorate the life of WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero. Join me as I pay tribute to Eddie Guerrero by revisiting the man's storied career from ECW to WCW and finally to the WWE.
• Book Review: Religion and Relationships

  10/7/2009

  Religion and Relationships by Minister Dante Fortson is an interesting look into the Bible. Throughout Religion and Relationships Minister Dante Fortson not only analyzes the word of the Bible but he reads in-between the lines.
• Legends of Tag Team Wrestling- Team 3D

  10/2/2009

  Team 3D, formerly known as The Dudley Boys, are legends of tag team wrestling. Join me as I re-visit some of Team 3D's most memorable matches.
• Midwest Colleges Reviewed: Notre Dame College of Ohio

  9/29/2009

  The Midwest region is filled with academic institutions. Notre Dame College of Ohio is one that stands out.
• Fox Preview: "24" Season 8

  9/22/2009

  Fox's popular television series, "24", will be returning for its' eighth season this January. There is speculation season eight will be the last season of the "24" series.
• The TNA Knockouts- Bringing Women's Wrestling to America

  9/22/2009

  In 2007 Total Non-Stop Action Wrestling revolutionized the American wrestling industry when it crowned its first TNA Knockouts champion. The following are just a few of the TNA Knockouts who are helping to revolutionize women's wrestling.
• The IWFL and the History of Women's Tackle Football

  9/18/2009

  The origins of women's tackle football stem to the mid-1920s when the NFL hired a women's football team to serve as entertainment during halftime. In 2000 interest in women's football picked up with the creation of the IWFL.
• TNA Wrestling - Wrestlers to Watch

  9/16/2009

  TNA Wrestling is the second biggest wrestling promotion currently operating in America. The TNA roster contains wrestling legends like Kurt Angle and Mick Foley; plus young wrestlers who will dominate the wrestling industry in the future.
• Carrie Underwood's Play On! - a Preview

  9/16/2009

  Country music superstar Carrie Underwood will be releasing a new studio album, titled Play On! on November 3. Play On! will be Carrie Underwood's third studio album.
• Treatments for Cerebral Palsy (CP)

  9/11/2009

  Cerebral palsy (CP), a neurological disorder, affects the body movement and muscle coordination of those diagnosed with the disability. While there is no cure for cerebral palsy, there are several different treatment options.
• Understanding Psychology: What is Intelligence?

  9/8/2009

  At its' core intelligence is the process of solving problems. The field of psychology has defined different types of intelligence. This article will explore perceptual-organizational, spatial, practical, and emotional intelligence.
• Emotional WWE World Heavyweight Title Wins

  9/8/2009

  Professional wrestlers who grew up watching wrestling dream of one day winning a WWE World Heavyweight Title. For those wrestlers who go on to win a WWE World Heavyweight Title the moment can be very emotional.
• Album Preview: Save Me San Francisco by Train

  9/1/2009

  This fall Train will be releasing a new studio album entitled Save Me San Francisco. Save Me San Francisco will be the band's fifth studio album and first album since the band's 2006 hiatus.
• The Most Significant Wrestlers of the 1990s

  9/1/2009

  In this article I will count down the top five significant wrestlers of the 1990s. These wrestlers are the ones who made wrestling history, changing the landscape of professional wrestling forever.
• Movie Preview: All About Steve

  8/29/2009

  On Friday, September 4th it will be all about Steve in movie theatres. All About Steve stars Bradley Cooper as Steve, a news station cameraman, who is being stalked by Mary Horowitz, played by Sandra Bullock.
• USA Network Series Preview: White Collar

  8/29/2009

  This fall the USA Network will debut a new television series called "White Collar." "White Collar" is the brain child of writer Jeff Eastin, who is also responsible for the shows "Hawaii" and "Meet the Marks."
• The Culture of Judaism: Life's Celebration

  8/28/2009

  Our culture is formed by societal norms. One way societal norms are shaped is through religion. In this article I will explore Judaism and how Judaism helps to mold the Jewish culture.
• Preview: New KISS Album - Sonic Boom

  8/26/2009

  On Tuesday, October 6th KISS will release Sonic Boom. Sonic Boom is the first studio album release from KISS in 11 years and will be a special three-disc collection. The first disc will feature 10 tracks of new KISS music.
• Understanding Psychology: What is Personality?

  8/26/2009

  Webster's Dictionary defines personality as "distinctive personal character." However, psychologists believe personality is more complex. This article looks into two common theories used in personality psychology.
• Discover ECW's Roots with WWE DVDs

  8/25/2009

  For wrestling fans who want to experience the original ECW, the WWE has released some excellent DVDs enriched with material from the original ECW. Any of the following WWE releases will be helpful in discovering the roots of ECW.
• Understanding Personality: Defense Mechanisms

  8/18/2009

  In this article I will explore four commonly used defense mechanisms. By understanding how personality uses defense mechanisms, you will be able to better understand your own behavior and be more patient when interacting with others.
• Brooks & Dunn Announce Split

  8/18/2009

  Many in the world of country music were shocked when Brooks & Dunn announced their split. Brooks & Dunn consists of Leon Eric "Kix" Brooks III and Ronnie Gene Dunn. Together, Brooks and Dunn became legends of country music.
• The Most Memorable Moments in WCW History

  8/15/2009

  To commemorate WWE Home Video's upcoming release of The Rise & Fall of WCW, I have compiled a list of the top four memorable moments in the history of World Championship Wrestling. Enjoy!
• New Fox Animated Series: The Cleveland Show

  8/14/2009

  Cleveland, the soft spoken neighbor of Peter Griffin from Fox's Family Guy, will star in his own Fox animated series, The Cleveland Show. The Cleveland Show premieres on Fox on Sunday, September 27th at 8:30 pm.