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Here’s some feedback to my reader feedback. And if you want to exchange columns with me about things like music feedback, it now might be the time it could work — especially because, alert the (other and even enemy) media and give a drum roll, I will likely soon be including a subscription option for additional content each and every week! Again, I want your feedback.

Gimme back my bullets! I just did that, and more on it later. But more broadly, this is an answer

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The guys from the smaller Olympic countries are so buff, so they bare it with bare-chested boldness when walking in: I’m Too Sexy For This Sport — or at least its opening ceremonies, Seem To Be On The March — for Milan or even Japan! (Then also marching into Ellsworth by air is a military copter giving visual appeal to a vet’s gathering and benefit; see under Picks of the Week).

The Olympics is a well-oiled machine, or so it was before Covid, but nothing could set you up for what

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Let’s not pass the buck. Or trek past the Deer District without stopping in and having a cold one. Or two. Small-market Milwaukee didn’t get any help from the NBA powers that be, or those in striped shirts, in a theme that goes back as far as classic rock. And yes, there are other Wisconsin tie-ins, from both ends of the state, and Madison, too!

Sitting in the sports bar, watching the human drama of being mauled on occasion. And those were the point guards

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The series of Stars and Stripes, as many as two dozen in front of the petunias that are roughly the same in number, leads into ‘begin again’ as July Fourth plays out, and adds onto what was seen very early in the summer, during a different three-day weekend. Sorry to say, Flag Day didn’t see the same depth of display. So here’s a news roundup. Then it’s a wrap.

The Fourth had come to the fore, but there still are U.S. Flags galore. And what follows is how they

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