
According to Science, ‘God’ Must Exist…Eventually
“Does God exist?” is, perhaps, humanity’s oldest philosophical question.

“Does God exist?” is, perhaps, humanity’s oldest philosophical question.

Donald Trump has rocketed to the top-tier of GOP presidential polls, so naturally the greatest concern of the mainstream media is to determine how forcefully Republican leaders will condemn him.

George Carlin’s classic critique of football and baseball strikes today as slightly yesterday. But his premise easily extrapolates to compare and contrast the good ol’ US of A and all our funny-sounding international neighbors, who seem to adore a kicky-kick sport (what we call “soccer”) managed by the honorable men of FIFA.

The NFL is a business. That means, young athlete, that you are about to become a businessman—whether you want to or not. As a businessman, your most valuable long-term asset is your brand identity.

It used to be one of the true glamour positions in all of American sports. Coveted and prized—its elite players enjoyed prestige, power, and respect. It commanded top-dollar and gave us the Heisman pose, for crying out loud! In the 1980s and 1990s, the Minnesota Vikings and the New Orleans Saints both paid a king’s ransom for just one of ’em (Herschel Walker and Ricky Williams respectively). Ah… what used to be.
Ever wonder why some scandals stick like Krazy Glue and become career-killers while others are a momentary blip on the radar–here today, gone tomorrow?

On March 6, 1985, a stick of (Kid) Dynamite was tossed into the professional boxing ring at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany, New York. Less than two minutes into the first round, referee Luis Rivera mercifully stopped the fight. A short, squatty teenage heavyweight had just won his pro debut, destroying a stiff named Hector Mercedes.

Here’s a crisis communications primer for suspended NBC News anchor Brian Williams, whose career is now in mortal jeopardy.

President Barack Obama and New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick: Professionally successful, but not always truthful or honest.

The team representing Beantown suddenly has its reputation sullied by a lack of gas.

During an offseason originally dominated with concussion-related litigation, it’s ironic that people now wonder if Roger Goodell’s head should be examined. The 32 franchise owners pay Goodell to maximize revenue, increase football’s popularity, and safeguard the NFL’s profit-model for generations

Confession: At first I was supportive of the NFL’s two-game suspension of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice. Why? Because the incident that ignited the scandal took place inside of a casino elevator, and casinos have security cameras everywhere (Initially, we only