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Nice & Comfy - Post Your Comments!
Daytime highs have been absolutely dreamy! This forecast should be one that you see in the fall... but that is not the case! (Read Blog)
Not The Start to July You Expected - Post Your Comments!
After last week's heat and humidity it is hard to believe that we are just beginning to get into July. The thing is... there is no heat and humidity in our region! At least right now (Read Blog)
A Cooler Run - Post Your Comments!
After days of feeling the heat & humidity around here we are finally getting a break! (Read Blog)
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Wall, Bledsoe blending nicely - 6 Comments Posted
John Calipari's first recruiting class is on campus and some of my friends at UK say the pick-up games this summer have been, shall we say, interesting. (Read Blog)
Thank goodness for these two girls - Post Your Comments!
In case you missed it, and I'm certain 99 percent of Americans did, two of the best thoroughbreds in history raced over the weekend. And won. Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta are two of the best ever to break from a starting gate. Unless you were tuned to TVG or HRTV, you had little chance to see the two most-talented horses currently racing. (Read Blog)
Calipari doesn't anticipate another roster addition - 2 Comments Posted
UK coach John Calipari said he didn't anticipate adding another player to next year's Wildcat roster. Calipari made the comments on Saturday morning, moments after participating in the UK women's basketball's "5K for 5 K" run. Calipari was the race starter. (Read Blog)
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Freshmen Phenoms In Lexington - Post Your Comments!
ESPN's Dick Vitale refers to talented college freshmen as "Diaper Dandys". But the true definition of the term could be found at Memorial Coliseum this weekend. (Read Blog)
Double Wing Levels Playing Field - Post Your Comments!
It's been called the most powerful offense in the history of football. The "Double-Wing" offense has quite a track record. Fifteen years ago, coach Don Markham transformed a Bloomington High School team (that finished 1 - 9 in 1993) into a state champion with a perfect 14 - 0 record---scoring 880 points in 14 games. The 62-point per game average set a national high school scoring record. (Read Blog)
Turner: Take 2 at Morgan County - Post Your Comments!
It's been a tough past two seasons for Morgan County football. Fact is, the last time the Cougars won a game was September 14, 2007. That's one year, eight months and 20 days for those of you scoring at home. (Read Blog)
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Monte Merrick's Tour of WKU's Football Facilities - Post Your Comments!
I had the chance to take a trip up to WKU to visit with former Bell County kicker Monte Merrick for a few days. While there, he gave me a tour of the football facilities. (Read Blog)
How Far He's Come - Complete Jay Crawford Interview - Post Your Comments!
Jay Crawford started at WYMT in 1987. Now he walks the halls of ESPN. I recently talked with Jay about the journey. (Read Blog)
WYMT NBA Draft - Post Your Comments!
With so much talk of the NBA Draft on Thursday, I got to thinking... What if they drafted our High School Seniors? Here's how it might play out. (Read Blog)
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Let Us Never Forget - 1 Comments Posted
On July 3rd, the Tri City area will pay tribute to a former Redskin, 1SG John Blair. A candlelight vigil is scheduled for 10:00pm at the CHS football field. Mayor Ronnie Hampton will speak, hundreds will gather to reflect and honor a man from our hometown that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our great Nation. (Read Blog)
I’m Back, Sort of - Post Your Comments!
Suffering from the most common has-been disorder, acute narcissistic imbalance with a touch of boredom, I’ve decided to un-retire for tenth time and continue the Chalk Talk Blog. I’ll be blogging during the pre-season, and throughout the fall with a few changes to the structure of the posts. We’ll feature one high school game of the week, focusing on eastern Kentucky, traditional rivalry games as well as some recruiting stuff. Part of my return is derived from the voiced frustration of the average football fan. All 12 people that read this post want to see more football coverage (Read Blog)
The Final Buzzer - 6 Comments Posted
This is my last posting on the Chalk Talk Blog. It’s been a blast, but like all good things, this also must come to an end. My amateur journalism career has run its course. (Read Blog)
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Celebrating America Makes You Think - Post Your Comments!
It's already been an eventful year with a regular session and a special session of the Kentucky legislature. There was casino drama and lawmakers and the governor had to take an axe to the state budget, because of a huge shortfall. (Read Blog)
A LOT TO WATCH RIGHT NOW IN KY POLITICS - Post Your Comments!
With the legislature coming to Frankfort ... the push is on from both sides in the "slots at tracks" debate. (Read Blog)
Bunning Calls McConnell 'Control Freak' - Post Your Comments!
Can you say "same party?" U.S. Senator Jim Bunning was asked about his fellow Kentucky senator declining to endorse his campaign for re-election during a nationwide TV appearance over the weekend. (Read Blog)
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From the Comments: Freedom is Fragile - Post Your Comments!
Thanks so much for this article. My Grandfather was a WWII vet, my Father a Vietnam vet and my Brother-in-Law and several friends are Dessert Storm Vets, not too mention the many friends and relatives I have currently overseas serving today. I think we as a society as a whole, take our freedom for granted and it's so fragile. (Read Blog)
Happy Birthday America! - A July 4th Challenge - 3 Comments Posted
This weekend we will celebrate America’s birthday. When I was growing up we called it “Independence Day”. Today, we simply call it July 4th. Our founding fathers were men of great vision and faith. 233 years later America is still that “shining city on a hill”. This is the greatest country in the world. Some want to call that arrogance … I call it patriotism. Some want to apologize for our history … I plan to celebrate it. (Read Blog)
East Kentucky Flood Relief Telethon Update - There is still time to give! - 3 Comments Posted
WOW! You helped raise nearly $50,000 dollars for East Kentucky flood victims and the donations are still coming in. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. You are making a difference. You are helping a family rebuild their home and their lives. Someone asked me if I was surprised by the outpouring of money. No, I am always amazed but never surprised by the generosity of Eastern Kentuckians. You always come through when someone needs help. There are no strangers in a time like this. Everyone is family. (Read Blog)
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July 4th Weekend Is Here! So Do The Right Thing…….. - 5 Comments Posted
We are officially in the midst of the Summer season! I love it all; grilling, the lake, golf, swimming and all that goes with the hot sun and late evenings! As we are visiting this week, oh, by the way I’ll be doing my monthly noon show appearance on Wednesday, tune in to WKYT for the 12-1pm noon news! Back to us; be ready to give me some ideas for July 4th events that you know of that need some publicity! (Read Blog)
Great Father’s Day and Great Trip To Western Ky! - 1 Comments Posted
I hope all you dad’s had a great Father’s day! I sure did! Brenden and Dillon “allowed” me to buy them a great lunch in Lexington and then some clothes. I’m so lucky to have two cool dudes as sons! (Read Blog)
Father’s Day Weekend, Golf And BBQ… - 4 Comments Posted
First, I want to tell you what a great Saturday I had over in Danville at The Great American Brass Band Festival. I drove over Saturday around 1pm and stayed for a couple of hours. Huge crowds, lots of fun, really was great to see all the out of state license plates! (Read Blog)
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Books & Buttons: The REAL best films of 2008 - Post Your Comments!
Two of the best from last year finally make it into my DVD player. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and The Reader. (Read Blog)
Claws, Phasers & Ambigrams - Post Your Comments!
Last weekend, the wife and I were able to sneak away for a few days to catch some movies. Since I don’t get to see may films in the theatre lately, I wanted to cram as many movies into a two-day weekend as I could. And with the summer blockbuster season upon us, this is a great time to do so. While in Lexington, we wanted to catch “Wolverine,” the new “Star Trek” and “Angels & Demons.” (Read Blog)
Does Harvey Milk do a body good? - Post Your Comments!
As I sat down into a broken recliner to watch Milk, I was more than a little cautious. Not due to the space shuttle launch position my chair often put me in. No, I just didn't think I would like this film. I’d had it for over two weeks and for several reasons never got around to putting it in the player (Read Blog)
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Social Networking in the Workforce - 2 Comments Posted
The words Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and LinkedIn are becoming integrated into our society’s everyday repertoire. In the past two hours, I have used LinkedIn to reconnect with an old business contact and Facebook to secure my weekend plans. (Read Blog)
Religion at Work - 2 Comments Posted
Did you know only three percent of leaders in privately owned for-profit organizations openly express their spiritual beliefs at work and believe that prayer has a place in their organization’s culture? (Read Blog)
Taking Care of Business After A Layoff - Post Your Comments!
Anxiety, fear, distress, frustration, and anger are just a few emotions that spate the culture of a company who has recently had to downsize a percentage of its workforce. (Read Blog)
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The Revolving Door of TV News - 3 Comments Posted
Something many people not in the television news business may not understand is why reporters/anchors come and go so often. (Read Blog)
Pogs, Side Pony Tails, and Hammer Time - 3 Comments Posted
Help for People Dealing with Autism - 2 Comments Posted
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Turn Two Ramblings - Post Your Comments!
General Motors has decided to cut down on the amount of factory support..... This week, the boys are back...... (Read Blog)
Restarts and Reminiscing - Post Your Comments!
Well, I haven't been able to write anything in a while. For one reason, I've been on vacation, (which was about as stressful as being at work, but that's a whole other blog in itself..... .........You may have noticed in the last race, that restarts are being done differently now. Nascar instated the double-file restart rule at Pocono last weekend....... (Read Blog)
Its 1987...Again - 2 Comments Posted
The conclusion of yesterday's Aaron's 499 from Talladega brought back memories of 1987..... (Read Blog)
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iPhone – Blackberry – Android – Palm Pre, who is king? - Post Your Comments!
As many of you may know I have been a loyal Blackberry user for years. I have even written about them in previous BLOGS. My loyalty ran so deep I proclaimed I would never switch. I was excited when the Storm came out to go up against the mighty iPhone. Don’t get me wrong I like Apple products, I have an iMac at home and it is great. The problem I thought I had with the phone was the keyboard and it wasn’t business phone. (Read Blog)
Tweet, Tweet, Tweet I am now a Twitter-aholic! - 2 Comments Posted
Hi I’m Tim and I am a twitter-aholic! That will be the meeting I will have to attend if I don’t stop checking for updates. For those of you who have not started twittering be careful. I want to warn you, because once you start, it will become addictive. My life can now be summed up in 140 characters or less. Follow me on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/timcoles and see how mundane my life is. (Read Blog)
Building a Website basics: Looking Long Term - Post Your Comments!
I get this all the time from clients; “I know I need to build a website”. You’re darn straight you need to build a website because your competition is online. Getting companies to advertise online is a difficult task and it is exacerbated by the fact most companies either have no website or they have a really bad website. (Read Blog)
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Tates Creek Baseball Thrives Under a Great Leader - Post Your Comments!
The Tates Creek Commodore Baseball Team is having a great 2009 season under Coach Dom Fucci. Fucci is a fan of all sports and is a former high school Mr. Basketball in Kentucky. He has a love for high school sports that is hard to match at any level. (Read Blog)
Kentucky High School Football Players Impact AF2 Horsemen - Post Your Comments!
The Kentucky Horsemen registered the biggest upset in AF2 football recently. The Horsemen knocked off #2 Wilkes Barre Scranton at Rupp Arena 63-56. The upset was significant due in part to the excellent play of former Kentucky high school football players. (Read Blog)
Sweet Memories - Post Your Comments!
As I look back on the recent National City KHSAA Boys Sweet 16 State Basketball Tournament it has to go down as one of the best ever. Not only was the Championship Final an instant classic by going into double overtime, the coaches at Holmes and Louisville Central displayed an attitude depicting all that high school sports are supposed to be about. (Read Blog)
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Try A Track Workout - Post Your Comments!
Running is hard on me, but training on the track has been a good place to build pace and confidence. (Read Blog)
A Strong Run At Festival of Flowers Triathlon - Post Your Comments!
After a rough swim in Lake Greenwood and a strong bike ride, I manage one of my best runs in a triathlon. (Read Blog)
Ready For Festival of Flowers Triathlon in South Carolina - Post Your Comments!
Sunday, June 7th, I'll be in South Carolina competing in an Olympic distance triathlon called Festival of Flowers. I like the idea of going out-of-state where few people will know me. (Read Blog)
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Commonwealth's Attorney Ray Larson: One Of The Good Guys - 3 Comments Posted
He's one of the "toughest prosecutors in the country", but you'll be surprised about what else he's doing. (Read Blog)
Mad As Heck??? Tell Me About It! - 3 Comments Posted
Having a rant every now and then is "good therapy". (Read Blog)
You Are Not Your Job Title - Post Your Comments!
We all have jobs titles. Some of us are secretaries, administrators, I.T. guys or gals, reporters, presidents, cashiers, sales representatives, mail carriers and some of us are unemployed. But that’s not all of who we are; we are individuals who work to live. (Read Blog)
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Foster Help Wanted! - Post Your Comments!
Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow - 1 Comments Posted
Ok, so stealing a line from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet isn’t exactly the way I wanted to go into any blog, but this one just seemed fitting. (Read Blog)
Lean on Me - Post Your Comments!
Remember Wilbur, the pig in Charlotte’s Web? Well, our little gray Leia has something in common with him: she’s a runt. (Read Blog)
Lilly’s Legacy - 3 Comments Posted
The short, sweet life of a kitten that started it all (Read Blog)
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WE FIND WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR - Post Your Comments!
There is an old story about a man who moved to a new town; soon after arriving, he walked into a small barber shop and sat down in the chair of an elderly barber. (Read Blog)
Why do we need memorials? - 2 Comments Posted
We spent our first Memorial Day week-end in Harlan 40 years ago, in 1969. We were surprised at the large number of cars that arrived that week-end bearing license plates from Michigan, Ohio and other states. (Read Blog)
A Look at Faith and Life - 1 Comments Posted
I have been asked to share with you my views on life from my hill in Harlan County where I have resided for over 40 years. WYMT is a special blessing in eastern Kentucky because it gives the news to us with the flavor of our real life. (Read Blog)
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A Day in the Life - Post Your Comments!
Blogging From High A Top Newsroom Mountain - Post Your Comments!
The first post of what I hope is an interesting blog you keep coming back to. (Read Blog)
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Fourth of July! Places to go! - 3 Comments Posted
Know a public event? Comment! (Read Blog)
RAM Results - Post Your Comments!
Here are the facts and figures from my story on the RAM Clinic Results (Read Blog)
Goodwill Info - Post Your Comments!
Here is your need to know info from my story on Goodwill (Read Blog)
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