I believe in the power of mind over matter. I don't mind and you don't matter. Well, some of you anyway.
I'm 47-years old and I'm still learning. I'll still be learning if I live to be 107-years old. My brain is like a sponge; a not quite worn out sponge, but a sponge nonetheless. I'm also teaching. I'm passing my knowledge on to family, relatives, friends and anyone who takes the time to read or listen. I'm not a genius and I'm not infallible, but I am unique. I am a legend in my own mind.

As evidenced by some of my post titles and blog content, I have an affinity for zombies. Posting about zombies is one thing, but what about a post that keeps coming back from the dead, just like a zombie?
The Kentucky Derby is not only a sports event, it's big business. It involves horses, jockeys, trainers, owners, television networks, Internet websites and videos, gamblers and consumers. The latest race occurred on May 3, 2008. Stay tuned until the end and I'll tell you why I'm writing about this. If you don't care for the sport, feel free to skip straight to the end.
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