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Now that gets me excited enough to log in and express my big, big, happiness for this news...!

I remember seeing Gino, along with the rest of my beloved Patriots, on our old Zenith B&W TV. He was the real deal, so solid, you could count on him kicking and receiving. Then of course just a wonderful partner to Gil Santos in the broadcast booth. RIP Geno - a much beloved Patriot to everyone.

Damn, what a shame - an excellent player when he was healthy. RIP Clayton.

I had the same feeling when John Havlicek retired from the Celtics back in 1978......my last connection to the old Celtics and my childhood.

A true giant among drummers in R&R history. A very stylish and humble man and a life very well lived. RIP Charlie.

Clint: For a Few Dollars More The Good, the Bad & the Ugly Kelly's Hero's Gran Torino Unforgiven

Here's a very chilling report from Australia's 60 Minutes on the Corona virus - what it is, where it originated (illegal wildlife trade), and the gruesome impact it can have on your area if it gets a firm toe hold. If it overwhelms a community, ICU can be the only hope, and there are only so...

No.........wait, make that a really big "NO".........please.

Here's some good insight into one of the reasons music turned into a complete pile of you know what over the past 25-30 years or so:

Ah darn, when I got out of the Air Force in 1972 and returned to Mass. for awhile, WAAF was my radio station of choice. They were "free form" FM in those days, and I relished listening to them. They were the first station to play the Allman Brothers, Steely Dan, Jethro Tull, Dan Hicks and His...

Gut wrenching and beyond sad. Kobe's daughter Gigi's lifelong dream was to play for the UCONN women's basketball team....RIP to all on that copter.

Baby sitting for our wonderful 4 year old grand daughter. :-)

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All the best Sammy, you'll do it. My wife did, took her about a year and a half, but cancer free for almost 20 years now, today's doctors are great. You'll be the next big success story.....!

Jethro Tull- one of the very best:

All the best Sammy - my wife had it about 15 years ago - and beat it, you can too...!

I'm 70 now, a Patriots fan since 1960. I remember my Dad coming home with the Boston Daily Record newspaper and telling me "We are going to have our own football team"...! He was excited, and I caught that fever right away.

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Ever since that one crushing play for a loss in the last Super Bowl, he's been on my radar - hope we see many more. :D

I remember him very well when I was a kid back in the 60's. He was often a very dynamic runner and fun to watch. I have to admit I haven't heard his name in quite a while, so its sad to hear that he has passed. RIP Larry Garron - you were a very good one back in those "early days".