Every Man and Woman Get Alive

Well, the first game for GSP-Team Moreland must wait until after Spring Break. That will give us time to hone our skills into the greatest softball playing machine that Abilene Christian University has ever seen. I am just loving the fact that I get to continue playing baseball/softball in some form. It was always the game that I loved growing up, and it is the sport that I follow most fervently now, baseball I mean. I love Lisa Fernandez and all those folks, but fast-pitch softball is not my cup of tea.

I am so glad that there are voices in the world that will not be silenced. Some of you might be sick of me linking Nicholas Kristof's Op-Ed pieces on this page, but I am going to do everything I can to join with him in not allowing the people that I come into contact with to forget the voices of the oppressed in the world. Kristof wrote another column today on the world's response to the genocide that is occurring in Sudan. You can read it here. Perhaps if someone like Kristof is the voice calling in the wilderness, others will pick up the call until it becomes a deafening caucophony that those with the ability to make a difference to make a difference in Darfur cannot ignore.

This Spring Break is probably going to be one of the most relaxing that I have ever spent. I found out the other day to my great joy and surprise that Cole Griffith and Jon "Kidman" Bruner are going to be staying in Abilene over Spring Break, so that might alter my plans just a bit. I am not sure what we will be doing, but a trip to visit Heather Norman and Erin McCall in the Metroplex is not out of the question.

The list for today: Top 10 Baseball Players of All Time

• Hank Aaron
• Babe Ruth
• Barry Bonds (As much as I don't like it)
• Ted Williams
• Cy Young
• Joe Dimaggio
• Ty Cobb
• Lou Gehrig
• Willie Mays
• Walter Johnson

The debate on this one could probably rage for hours, and I would be completely fine with that. Let's hear your picks everybody.