Category: Headlines
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Time is our best friend and our worst enemy. Experience makes you better, but it means you’re running out. You do want to maximize your time and take advantage of situations and the opportunities that present itself. I can’t take advantage if I’m watching or not doing anything. Lamar Odom [thanks to Colin for the link.]
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“I really felt like, `Finally.’ We just hadn’t had many breaks this year where things go our way. It’s really good for our players in such a rollercoaster game. Hopefully it’s one of those games that brings you closer as a team and you finish the year well.” –Lane Kiffin on the Trojans 34-33 victory…
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Replace the yoga mats with a nice cushy mattress sunk in to fit just right, and I’m in.
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Another day, another interview from our friends at Hugging Harold Reynolds. After spending time with Keyshawn last week as part of Captain Morgan’s 1 Million Poses campaign, this time around they got the chance to talk with former Trojan and NY Giants defensive back Jason Sehorn. Sehorn shares his thoughts on college football recruiting rules,…
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Judging merely by the subject matter and setting (the King of England’s stuttering problem against the backdrop of WWII), the cast (Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Michael Gambon, Timothy Spall, Helena Bonham-Carter) and the trailer, you can go ahead and mark The King’s Speech as one of your official Best Picture nominees now. (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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Tom Brady joins Under Armour after contract with Nike expires The last reason I had to tolerate Brady is gone. I’ll have to run the numbers again, but this likely moves him ahead of Favre on my Least Favorite Quarterbacks of 2010 list.
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Ron Artest explains how his BALL’N shoes make him better to a reporter from the L.A. Times who probably knows hoops, but clearly not sneakers. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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How LeBron May Have Saved the Knicks After All: Hint – it’s all about elasticity of demand and the secondary ticket markets.
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MALICK RETURNS: May 27, 2011
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If MSNBC were really worried about coming off as impartial, don’t you think it would have chosen somebody besides Mr. Olbermann, one of the most rabidly partisan figures in national news, to anchor its election coverage? Even Fox News knows better than to do something like that. David Carr
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