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Well, Since You Asked. My commentary on sports, entertainment, the news and whatever else pops into my shiny bald head. A List of Things. Friday, January 14, 2011. Reflections on a Title Run. Brian Wilson closing out game 162, the only time the Giants had a clinching game at Pac Bell Park. The jubilant players taking a victory lap after said game, slapping high-fives with fans. Jumping online during the postgame show to purchase my NLDS Game 1 ticket on StubHub. My uncertainty over whether superstition d...
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Liz Aab’s observations on China, New York, London, and the world at large. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Water in the Air. December 21, 2010. Water in the air is a funny thing. Freeze it the right way, and it comes down in flakes so fluffy that snowboarding feels like flying. Freeze it the wrong way, and it shuts down London Heathrow airport for days when you are trying to get back to New York for Christmas. I had not the foggiest idea. Now think more macro, and you&#...
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Liz Aab’s observations on China, New York, London, and the world at large. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. August 22, 2016. Before having baby Hunter, I would subconsciously score each experience on a graduated scale from 0 to 100. A dinner out would get maximum points for great conversation, food and ambiance. A walk through a park would get bonus points for having roses in bloom and the sun streaming through poofy white clouds. But under binary thinking, I thought : who hooo! I admi...
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Well, Since You Asked. My commentary on sports, entertainment, the news and whatever else pops into my shiny bald head. A List of Things. Sunday, May 09, 2010. Mr Predicto: Summer Box Office 2010. It's time for my annual attempt at guessing the top domestic grosses for summer movies. I'm betting that The Last Airbender, The Other Guys, Knight and Day. And Get Him to the Greek. And Eat, Pray, Love. Will all hit big. Finally, the financial and critical performance of Inception. 1 Iron Man 2: $380 million.
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Well, Since You Asked. My commentary on sports, entertainment, the news and whatever else pops into my shiny bald head. A List of Things. Saturday, September 25, 2010. The Two Sides of Trading (Pt. 2). I'd side with the NBA, not just because trades increase fan interest, but also because GMs, without the luxury of cutting bad contracts, have to pay long-term consequences for their poor personnel moves. TT, 11:33 AM. Comments: Post a Comment. Rate Me on BlogHop.com.
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Well, Since You Asked. My commentary on sports, entertainment, the news and whatever else pops into my shiny bald head. A List of Things. Wednesday, September 08, 2010. Report Card: 2010 Summer Box Office. Another summer has flown by, meaning that it's time to review my box office predictions. From this past May. It actually finished nearly $100 million behind the champ, the unanimously-hailed Toy Story 3. That "twenty-something female" uprising I predicted never materialized, as Sex and the City 2.
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Well, Since You Asked. My commentary on sports, entertainment, the news and whatever else pops into my shiny bald head. A List of Things. Friday, September 24, 2010. The Two Sides of the Trade. Twitter has been blowing up today with speculation about when and whether Carmelo Anthony will be traded. The Carmelo story lies in stark contrast to the NFL's biggest personnel story this week, the failure of the San Diego Chargers to trade disgruntled wide receiver Vincent Jackson. TT, 9:57 PM.
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Well, Since You Asked. My commentary on sports, entertainment, the news and whatever else pops into my shiny bald head. A List of Things. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. I was happy to see ESPN's Tim Keown shed light on the most dastardly, yet low-profile rule in sports: The NFL blackout policy. This has been on my mind for several weeks and I have a strong feeling that the issue will blow up into a major story this fall. Throughout the season. In Keown's article, an NFL spokesman maintains that the poli...
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Liz Aab’s observations on China, New York, London, and the world at large. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: Chengdu, the middle of the Middle Kingdom. October 4, 2008. This week the Beijing 2008 Olympics-Paralympics period ended, and my. Former employer, Lehman Brothers, filed for bankruptcy. The. Historical implications of these two events will no doubt be written. Up in history books — but they are topics for a separate. As well. Thought it might be helpful:. 10) W...
