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Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
Not sure “beautiful” and “Youngstown” have been put next to each other very often in history, but man. What a beautiful fall view of the hills from Stambaugh Stadium.
Just outstanding.
Enjoy the cigar Coach! Just finished one myself
I’m sorry, although I support @tgoff11 and @CoachLeipold and root for them. My current job Is sitting next to a beautiful lake in Florida with a fishing pole in one hand and a good cigar in the other. The only hazard is an occasional alligator comes bye. But I keep my golfcart nearby. In college sports, you encounter alligators 24 hours a day….and there isn’t a damn golf cart in sight anywhere brother!!!
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Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
Back when Auto-Tune didn't exist, just pure talent and timeless voices. 🎶❤️
Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
In 1961, a mafia in Kentucky drugged a former NFL quarterback and put him in bed with a stripper.
George Ratterman had played for the Cleveland Browns. Now he was running for sheriff, promising to shut down the gambling and prostitution that had made Newport, Kentucky the original “Sin City.”
The mob lured him to a hotel suite above the Tropicana nightclub and drugged him.
When he came to, he was undressed and in bed with a stripper named April Flowers. Three Newport cops burst in the room to arrest him.
But instead of ending his campaign, he fought back and the set-up fell apart.
A blood test found the drugs in his system and the stripper later admitted he was unconscious.
Ratterman won the election. And with help from FBI agents sent by Robert Kennedy, he cleaned out the town.
“In four years I got rid of the gambling and the prostitution,” he said, “and I didn’t get killed.”
Feel fortunate to have seen him & got to know him a little.Whats not greatly publicized is how many young local musicians he helped out
Sad news out of Pittsburgh: @donnieiris has passed away at age 83. From the #Jaggerz 1969 ‘The Rapper, to 1980’s ‘Ah! Leah! Iris was a hit machine. He was also briefly in local band #WildCherry . I loved his music and live shows. Thank you for the great music Donnie.
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Rocking at Dennys Blue Angel Tonight!
The Pride of Bethany WV (and Mayor) The Thom Furbee Band 🎸🥁 🎹
@DCRock @CommishMthomas
Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
Wow — this gives me a lot of hope in Luke Fahey
Definition of a leader
And on a funny note, I can see why Day loves him…
He knows it’s going to be a 4th quarter battle
Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
The great Johnny Carson was the undisputed king of late night
He poked fun at everyone, he talked to everyone
The Carson Tonight Show ran for decades and was an era of late night television comedy that may never be seen again
Here he portrays Ron Reagan doing a comedy sketch reminiscent of several very famous routines
Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
I’m gonna go way out on a limb here and guess this might be frowned upon today.
Thats fine & good.But why is their rarely feedback from the conf officiating bodies?Where is the transparency?Coaches can get fired for official induced losses.Why can't they have a PC on Tuesday to discuss the controversial plays & also be lauded for tough calls they got right?
Ryan Day said Ohio State sent Big Ten officials more than 10 plays against Indiana to review.
“I don’t want to break any confidentiality of what goes on, but yeah, I think it’s fair to see we all saw — you can see the still pictures, you can see what was. Those are game-changing plays. I know they’re working hard to make sure it’s right and to get it right, but there was a handful of plays in that game that certainly were big plays.”
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My favorite Steakhouse in Chicago
YOU GOTTA TRY THIS- An old school meal at a Chicago institution… Gene & Georgetti.
@gottatrythispod
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Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
Jeremiah Smith can do it all – even conducting The Best Damn Band in the Land.
Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
Stevie Wonder in 1973, performing “Superstition” during his guest appearance on "Sesame Street"
Dr. Angelo Georges retweeted
The College Football ER has never seen a day like that.
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