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Limbo!!!!
Judging by how much jubilation was blowing up my timeline late yesterday afternoon, one thought have thought that actual progress had been made in what has increasingly become an issue for politicians and activists to attach themselves to. The NEW YORK TIMES’ Holy Trinity of Benjamin Mullin, David McCabe and Lauren Hirsch worked a slighly longer summer Friday
This Is Not Your Father’s ESPN. It May No Longer Be Yours.
NOTE: This musing also appears today on our sister site THE DOUBLE OVERTIME. Please visit it regularly for coverage of sports of all sorts plus occasional essays on business and technology. Until yesterday, I had no idea who Josh Pate, Will Compton and Taylor Lewan are. But I guarantee you than in less than 60
Let’s Hope It’s Not “Afterbang”
I have been fortunate enough to have been able to call exceptionally talented and auspiced people colleagues and sometimes friends. But through an extremely convoluted set of events that I would need a 23-and-me expert to parse a few years ago I learned that one of them was also a cousin, albeit many times removed.
My Brain’s Scrambled Trying To Figure This Out
When one does what I’ve been doing as long as I have been doing it one has to accept the reality that no matter how cock-sure and certain one may be about a potential outcome there will be times when our prognostications will be proven to be dead wrong. It’s happened to me probably hundreds
Careful What You Wish For.
I had to bid farewell to a friend yesterday, something I don’t do easily or willingly if you know me at all. Actually, he was more of a business bud, someone who would rely on me as a resource when he was an entertainment reporter for a major newspaper back in the days when such
In A Word, Epic
There was little question that THE ODYSSEY was going to win the weekend and own cultural zeitgeist; indeed, the NBC Universal car wash both physical and digital has been relentlessly promoting for weeks and, thankfully, Christopher Nolan seemed to appear in articles and sound bites more often than almost anyone else in the world–yes, even
It Needn’t Be THAT Funny, But It’d Better Not Die.
Yesterday turned out to be a coupla roller coasters for me in more ways than one. . The afternoon hours were spent attempting to take advantage of a celebratory day offered up by my employer’s new owners at Magic Mountain, one of the rare trips to an amusement park I’ve made of late. I did
Seizing Defeat From The Jaws Of Victory
NOTE: This musing also appears today on our sister site THE DOUBLE OVERTIME. Please visit it regularly for coverage of sports of all sorts plus occasional essays on business and technology. It’s not that easy to be a fan of the Texas Rangers. I’ve spent enough time in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to know that
It’s All Greek To Me (And I’ll Wager You, Too)
Like apparently most of you, I’ve been doing a little refreshing of my knowledge of THE ODYSSEY, which later today will in all likelihood begin dominating cultural zeitgeist as well as the box office for at least the rest of this month. So trust me, musings on that are forthcoming. But our good friend Teddy