February 16th, 2011 
judowolf The youth of Egypt with assistance from the social networks Twitter and Facebook drove a thirty-year dictator out of office with minimal violence.
Their goal was freedom from tyranny and the ability to set up a new democratic government.
The world watched a bloodless revolution unfold on TV without massive bloodshed or the creation of a power vacuum.
For thirty-years, President Mubarak ruled with an iron fist, marshal law, and fear.
February 9th, 2011 judowolf The University of Wake Forest baseball coach, Tom Walter gave one of his kidneys to freshman Kevin Jordan who is suffering from an autoimmune disease. This was possible because of the rare blood type they share. Tom’s generosity taught us two things – first a white can donate to a black. People seeing them on [...]
February 7th, 2011 judowolf Contrary to popular belief, millions do not watch football, and for them it was a normal Sunday night. As I was watching the Super Bowl, I wondered what they were doing. It was a quiet week for them, as they did not listen to the hype and constant analysis by the talking heads. It is [...]
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