I finished reading:

"On Both Sides of the Wall" written by Vladka Mead. 270 pages.

The second of two book in a row that I have read that shows how evil man can be in how they treat each other. Something I will never, and I am very thankful about that, understand.

Book #7 of 2010. 2,413 pages at an average of 345 pages per book.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"Alexander Dolgun's Story - An American in the Gulag" written by Alexander Dolgun and Patrick Watson. 270 Pages.

Book# 6 of the year. 2143 pages at an average of 357 pages per book.

-Richard

I was listening to ESPN Radio today when something the host was talking about really ticked me off. He was talking about the Winter Olympics. His comments where he was not really interested because due to the nature of the sports it could not be true "World Championship" as so many countries were unable to take part because of their climates. This is coming from a host who last week was on about the Superbowl champions being "True World Champions". All who know me know that I love the NFL, but, to say they champions are World Champions is, although technically correct as no one in the world could beat them, is absolutely ridiculous as the US is the only Country to play the sport.

True World Champions can be found in many sports: Football, Basketball, Rugby Union etc.., but, for an this particular host to use the argument he did was one of the most ignorant things I've heard in a long time.

-Richard

I finished reading:

"The Punch" the very good telling of the story of Kermit Washington's nearly fatal punch of Rudy T. and the aftermath written by John Feinstein. 346 pages.

Book # 5 on the year. 1773 pages at an avg of 355 pages.

-Richard