As you may have heard, the Olympics are into their second week now. They’re even televising some of it.
Let me start with this: Michael Phelps clearly is exceptional. I’ve enjoyed watching the swimming competition he’s been involved in a great deal. Eight gold medals is extremely impressive. However, the sports media [...]

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June 9, 2007

A while back I posted some of my favorite ESPN commercials. I’ve added this one, featuring LeBron James and Scott Van Pelt, to my favorites list.

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May 29, 2007

Once college basketball season ends, the sports world is nearly non-existent for me until college football begins in the fall. Basically, I could not care less about professional baseball, so my summer sports viewing is pretty limited while I await the return of college football and the weekly blather of Fowler, Herbstreit and Corso.
I [...]

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April 30, 2007

Well, I decided to come back after all. During our weekend to remember a few weeks ago, I decided to take a month off, as I did once last year as well. At one point a few weeks ago, I considered just closing up shop, having grown a little weary of this after [...]

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January 29, 2007

Most of my favorite commercials these days come from ESPN. The “This Is SportsCenter” commercials are hilarious. My current favorite is the Manning family touring the ESPN campus. They did a great job with that one. The stern look Archie gives the boys as he glances back at them is classic.
They’ve [...]

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January 12, 2007

A few things I’ve read…
Mike Cope - his post yesterday on Sam Harris’ book and the discussions taking place in the comments.
“Gregory McDonald” - the article Can an Evangelical be a Universalist?. I found this after searching for info regarding McDonald’s new book, mentioned by Scott.
ESPN - In my opinion, all seats [...]

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November 28, 2006

Slices
A couple items from the Slices section over at Relevant Magazine:
The cost of the items mentioned in the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas” has gone up 3.1% since last year. Evidently rising labor costs are to blame, particularly for days nine through twelve. The cost for maids-a-milking, however, remained constant.
TV Land has [...]

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September 21, 2006

I’ve been busy again this week and haven’t posted yet. I’ve spent some of my would-be posting time modifying a new template I found so that I could replace my old one. I grow tired of templates pretty quick, and have been trying to find time to locate a [...]

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September 3, 2006

Well, I can only think of one way to say it: this weekend’s sports have sucked.
First, of course, was the USA basketball team’s debacle at the world championships which I’ve already mentioned. Sorry, but we just shouldn’t be losing to Greece. I’ve already heard (and not surprisingly) people wanting to blame it on Krzyzewski. We [...]

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August 1, 2006

The state of Arkansas woke up this morning and was stunned to hear of the passing of Paul Eells last night in an auto accident. The accident involved two cars, and the driver of the other car was killed as well.
For those unfamiliar with Arkansas and sports in this state, Paul - while [...]

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