I’m not sure what happened last night. I was tinkering around on the Web, just surfing news, and lost track of time. When I looked up, it was midnight. Not good when you have to wake up at 4:30

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I’m walking the garbage out to the curb last night (in the pitch dark, I might add) and I rolled my ankle. Two things happened: immediate swelling (it’s currently the size of a tennis bal

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It’s a beautiful morning. Roger Federer has staked his claim as the best tennis player of all-time. The Lakers and Magic are playing inspired championship ball and with summer officially upon u