“Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s approval rating has dropped to 38%, according to the latest CNN poll, and the president is ‘desperate to turn things around’, to the point where he’s reportedly considered delivering a speech to the nation on race and unity. Yes, they’re considering it – a heroic contemplation of the possibility of leadership. It reminds me of Dr King’s immortal words: ‘I’m thinking about having a dream.’” —Stephen Colbert
“While Trump contemplated, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden spoke up, delivering a moving virtual eulogy for George Floyd at a memorial service in Houston on Tuesday. You see, President Trump? It’s possible to bring people to tears at church without having to release pepper spray. And the Vice-President did the one thing that the President fears the most: Biden didn’t mention the name Donald Trump once. Let’s hope very soon, we can all do the same.” —Stephen Colbert
“It makes sense that Trump doesn’t get it. He’s like a lot of soft-brained 73-year-old men who watch nothing but Fox News. Tucker Carlson is arguing on Fox News that America is ‘not a racist country.’ Right, but didn’t you want to build a wall to keep those immigrants out of … oh, nevermind. He’s right! America’s fine, we have no problems at all. Those people marching in the streets? They’re just getting exercise.” —Jimmy Kimmel
“It seems possible we could be cooped up for quite some time. The government is now saying this could last 18 months or longer. Which, I’m not sure how many rolls of toilet paper that is, but I know I don’t have them. Eighteen months of quarantine means we’re about to see a lot of our friends’ real hair color.” —Jimmy Kimmel
“President Trump, just shut up already and let the doctors take over. Seriously, you Trumped the shark. Go away.” —Jimmy Kimmel
“I heard that Emergen-C – you know, the drink powder? – they’re telling people to not mix their product with booze to make quarantinis. They were like, if you want a quarantini, that’s Nyquil, Dayquil and a splash of Tide Pod. But here’s some good news: today is the first day of spring. Yay! Now Americans get to play a fun game: allergies or coronavirus?” —Jimmy Fallon
“And finally, the federal government has pushed back the tax deadline by 90 days – I think that’s a good idea because, trust me, once I run out of toilet paper, the next thing I’m grabbing is a stack of 1040s.” —Jimmy Fallon
I have been working on a paper for the Education Market. The paper talks about using video games as a teaching tool for children with learning disabilities. The age demographic would be 8 to 18. Games could be up to the teacher or student to choose. Games might include soccer, football, basketball, etc.
Students could learn about various historical or fictional characters and create them as players for their team. It would allow the student to study history, philosophy, religion, sports, popular culture, etc. and then create the characters to be a part of their team. The students would even be able to play alongside their created characters.
On some of the teams historical figures like Martin Luther King, and Abraham Lincoln will play on the same team with authors like Ernest Hemingway and William Shakespeare, or Elvis Presley and Tupac Shakur.
The process is meant to be a simple and fun way for kids to learn subjects such as world history, literature, poetry, art, music, science and vocabulary. Maybe PS4/XBOX machines might be donated or discounted to schools for these classes. More on the paper as it is fleshed out. Enjoy the simulations.
Also for sentimental reasons, some fallen friends and family are on this team. Semper Fi. May you rest in peace.
On the Indianapolis Colts
Former Colt players, Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Dwight Freeney, Robert Mathis, Bob Sanders, Andrew Luck, T.Y. Hilton
LT Paul McCartney, musician The Beatles
LT Nelson Mandela, South African leader
LG Jesus Christ, some folks Lord and Savior
LG Ringo Starr, musician The Beatles
C Charles Bukowski, poet
C Muddy Waters, musician
RG God
RG Winston Churchill, English Prime Minister
RT John Lennon, musician The Beatles
RT George Harrison, musician The Beatles
TE/DT Clay Brannon, boy wonder
WR/DE Jeremiah Brewster, wonder boy
DT Army, Jack Renforth (RIP), TE Paul Bantley (RIP), HB/LB G. Hulse, Army, HB J. Purkey, Navy, T.F., Marines, David Wood, Marines, Ian Betts, Navy
More Colts players include Martin Luther King, Stephen Hawking, Albert Einstein, as well as characters from Star Trek…
Jeanluc Picard, Cmndr Worf, Cmdr Data, James Kirk, Mr Spock, Jonathan Archer, Cmdr Tuvok, Geordi LaForge, Ben Sisko, etc.
Jacksonville Jaguars Fantasy Team
Offense
QB Fox Muldar, X Files, played by David Duchovny
QB Colin Kaepernick, NFL, civil rights activist
HB Sugar Ray Robinson, boxing
HB Thelonious Monk, musician
HB Edgerrin James, NFL
HB Tyrion Lannister, Game of Thrones, played by Peter Dinklage
FB John Wick, John Wick, played by Keanu Reeves
WR Alan Shepard, astronaut
WR Stephen Colbert, comedian
WR Jimmy Dore, comedian
WR Glenn Greenwald, journalist
WR Big Bill Broonzy, musician
WR Harry Potter, Harry Potter, played by Daniel Radcliffe
WR Luke Skywalker, Star Wars, played by Mark Hamill
TE Bernie Sanders, Independent senator, Vermont
TE Ronan Dex, Stargate Atlantis, played by Jason Momoa
TE Trip Tucker, Star Trek, played by Connor Trinneer
LT Luke Joeckel, NFL
LG Denmark Vesey, slave revolt leader
LG Rubeus Hagrid, Harry Potter, played by Robbie Coltrane
C Tyler Durden, Fight Club, played by Brad Pitt
C Charles Bukowski, poet
RG Malcolm X, civil rights activist
RG Jack Kerouac, author
RT Nat Turner, slave revolt leader
RT Frederick Douglass, American social reformer
Defense
LE Jimmy Dore, comedian
LE Jaime Lannister, Game of Thrones, played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
LE T’Challa, Black Panther, played by Chadwick Boseman
LE Shaka Zulu, African monarch
LE Severus Snape, Harry Potter, played by Alan Rickman
RE Bernie Sanders, Independent senator, Vermont
RE Luke Skywalker, Star Wars, played by Mark Hamill
RE Martin Luther King, civil rights activist
RE Geordi LaForge, Star Trek, played by LeVar Burton
RE John Shaft, Shaft, played by Samuel L. Jackson
DT Angus MacGyver, MacGyver, played by Richard Dean Anderson
DT Muhammad Ali, boxer
DT BA Baracus, The A Team, played by Mr. T
DT Miles Davis, musician
DT Edward Snowden, whistleblower
LB Julian Assange, Wikileaks
LB Jeff Tracey, The Thunderbirds, played by Bill Paxton
LB Homer Smith, Lilies of the Field, played by Sidney Poitier
LB Cmndr Tuvok, Star Trek, played by Tim Russ
LB Captain Flint, Black Sails, played by Toby Stephens
LB Muddy Waters, musician
LB Noam Chomsky, philosopher
LB Tom Mason, Falling Skies, played by Noah Wyle
LB Duke Ellington, musician
LB John McClane, Die Hard, played by Bruce Willis
LB Sengbhe Pieh, slave revolt leader
CB Prince, musician
CB Gabriel Prosser, slave revolt leader
CB Lando Calrissian, Star Wars, played by Billy Dee Williams
CB Rod Serling, The Twilight Zone creator
CB Jalen Ramsey, NFL
CB Max Ernst, artist
CB Marcel Duchamp, artist
FS Chuck Berry, musician
FS Jean Cocteau, artist
FS Travis Mayweather, Star Trek, played by Anthony Montgomery
FS Nucky Thompson, Boardwalk Empire, played by Steve Buscemi
SS Jesus Christ, some folks Lord and Savior
SS Salvador Dali, artist
SS Bo Diddley, musician
Special Teams
K Aldo Raine, Inglorious Basterds, played by Brad Pitt
I have been working on a paper for the Education Market. The paper talks about using video games as a teaching tool for children with learning disabilities. The age demographic would be 8 to 18. Games could be up to the teacher or student to select. Games might include soccer, football, basketball, etc.
Students could learn about various historical or fictional characters and create them as players for their team. It would allow the student to study history, philosophy, religion, sports, popular culture, etc. and then create the characters to be a part of their team. The students would even be able to play alongside their created characters.
On some of the teams historical figures like Martin Luther King, and Abraham Lincoln will play on the same team with authors like Ernest Hemingway and William Shakespeare, or Elvis Presley and Tupac Shakur.
The process is meant to be a simple and fun way for kids to learn subjects such as world history, literature, poetry, art, music, science and vocabulary. Maybe PS4/XBOX machines might be donated or discounted to schools for these classes. More on the paper as it is fleshed out. Enjoy the simulations.
Also for sentimental reasons, some fallen friends and family are on this team. Semper Fi. May you rest in peace.
New Orleans Pelicans
LeBron James
Michael Jordan
Harry Potter, Harry Potter, played by Daniel Radcliffe
Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter, played by Richard Harris
Hagrid, Harry Potter, played by Robbie Coltrane
Ron Weasley, Harry Potter, played by Rupert Grint
Martin Luther King, civil rights leader
Anthony Davis
Luke Skywalker, Star Wars, played by Mark Hamill
Tyrion Lannister, Game of Thrones, played by Peter Dinklage
I have been working on a paper for the Education Market. The paper talks about using video games as a teaching tool for children with learning disabilities. The age demographic would be 8 to 18. Games could be up to the teacher or student to select. Games might include soccer, football, basketball, etc.
Students could learn about various historical or fictional characters and create them as players for their team. It would allow the student to study history, philosophy, religion, sports, popular culture, etc. and then create the characters to be a part of their team. The students would even be able to play alongside their created characters.
On some of the teams historical figures like Martin Luther King, and Abraham Lincoln will play on the same team with authors like Ernest Hemingway and William Shakespeare, or Elvis Presley and Tupac Shakur.
The process is meant to be a simple and fun way for kids to learn subjects such as world history, literature, poetry, art, music, science and vocabulary. Maybe PS4/XBOX machines might be donated or discounted to schools for these classes. More on the paper as it is fleshed out. Enjoy the simulations.
Also for sentimental reasons, some fallen friends and family are on this team. Semper Fi. May you rest in peace.
Brooklyn Nets
LeBron James
Michael Jordan
Shaquille O’Neal
Harry Potter, Harry Potter, played by Daniel Radcliffe
Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter, played by Richard Harris
Hagrid, Harry Potter, played by Robbie Coltrane
Jon Stewart, comedian
Edgar Allan Poe, author
Raymond Reddington, The Blacklist, played by James Spader
Charles Boyle, Brooklyn 99, played by Joe Lo Truglio
Jake Peralta, Brooklyn 99, played by Andy Samberg
Terry Jeffords, Brooklyn 99, played by Terry Crews
Raymond Holt, Brooklyn 99, played by Andre Braugher
Martin Luther King, civil rights leader
I have been working on a paper for the Education Market. The paper talks about using video games as a teaching tool for children with learning disabilities. The age demographic would be 8 to 18. Games could be up to the teacher or student to select. Games might include soccer, football, basketball, etc.
Students could learn about various historical or fictional characters and create them as players for their team. It would allow the student to study history, philosophy, religion, sports, popular culture, etc. and then create the characters to be a part of their team. The students would even be able to play alongside their created characters.
On some of the teams historical figures like Martin Luther King, and Abraham Lincoln will play on the same team with authors like Ernest Hemingway and William Shakespeare, or Elvis Presley and Tupac Shakur.
The process is meant to be a simple and fun way for kids to learn subjects such as world history, literature, poetry, art, music, science and vocabulary. Maybe PS4/XBOX machines might be donated or discounted to schools for these classes. More on the paper as it is fleshed out. Enjoy the simulations.
Also for sentimental reasons, some fallen friends and family are on this team. Semper Fi. May you rest in peace.
Orlando Magic
Martin Luther King, civil rights leader
Michael Jordan
LeBron James
Harry Potter, Harry Potter, played by Daniel Radcliffe
Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter, played by Richard Harris
Hagrid, Harry Potter, played by Robbie Coltrane
Tupac Shakur, musician
Muddy Waters, musician
Shaquille O’Neal
Odo, Star Trek, played by Rene Auberjonois
Daryl Dixon, The Walking Dead, played by Norman Reedus
I have been working on a paper for the Education Market. The paper talks about using video games as a teaching tool for children with learning disabilities. The age demographic would be 8 to 18. Games could be up to the teacher or student to select. Games might include soccer, football, basketball, etc.
Students could learn about various historical or fictional characters and create them as players for their team. It would allow the student to study history, philosophy, religion, sports, popular culture, etc. and then create the characters to be a part of their team. The students would even be able to play alongside their created characters.
On some of the teams historical figures like Martin Luther King, and Abraham Lincoln will play on the same team with authors like Ernest Hemingway and William Shakespeare, or Elvis Presley and Tupac
Shakur.
The process is meant to be a simple and fun way for kids to learn subjects such as world history, literature, poetry, art, music, science and vocabulary. Maybe PS4/XBOX machines might be donated or discounted to schools for these classes. More on the paper as it is fleshed out. Enjoy the simulations.
Also for sentimental reasons, some fallen friends and family are on this team. Semper Fi. May you rest in peace.
New York Knicks
Michael Jordan
LeBron James
Eli Manning, NFL
Patrick Ewing
Willis Reed
Walt Frazier
Bill Bradley
Jerry Lucas
Miles Davis, musician
Harry Potter, Harry Potter, played by Daniel Radcliffe
Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter, played by Richard Harris
I have been working on a paper for the Education Market. The paper talks about using video games as a teaching tool for children with learning disabilities. The age demographic would be 8 to 18. Games could be up to the teacher or student to select. Games might include soccer, football, basketball, etc.
Students could learn about various historical or fictional characters and create them as players for their team. It would allow the student to study history, philosophy, religion, sports, popular culture, etc. and then create the characters to be a part of their team. The students would even be able to play alongside their created characters.
On some of the teams historical figures like Martin Luther King, and Abraham Lincoln will play on the same team with authors like Ernest Hemingway and William Shakespeare, or Elvis Presley and Tupac Shakur.
The process is meant to be a simple and fun way for kids to learn subjects such as world history, literature, poetry, art, music, science and vocabulary. Maybe PS4/XBOX machines might be donated or discounted to schools for these classes. More on the paper as it is fleshed out. Enjoy the simulations.
Also for sentimental reasons, some fallen friends and family are on this team. Semper Fi. May you rest in peace.
Washington Wizards
LeBron James
Michael Jordan
Elvin Hayes
Wes Unseld
Nelson Mandela, South African leader
Edward Snowden, whistleblower
Fox Muldar, X Files, played by David Duchovny
Martin Luther King, civil rights leader
Bill Russell
Miles Davis, musician
Jason Bourne, The Bourne Identity, played by Matt Damon
Jaqen H’ghar, Game of Thrones, played by Tom Wlaschiha
