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Tag Archives: Sports
Spooky Action at a Distance
Teams of scientists working with the CERN Large Hadron Collider announced this week that the elusive Higgs boson has quite possibly been observed for the first time. The level of certainty provided by the recent run of data isn’t sufficient … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Science, Sports
Tagged Albert Einstein, Commentary, Denver Broncos, Don Majkowski, Entanglement, Higgs Boson, John Elway, Large Hadron Collider, Merril Hoge, NFL, Physics, Pro Football, Quantum Physics, Relativity, Science, Spooky Action at a Distance, Sports, Tebowmania, Tim Tebow
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This Strange, Twitterfied World
The profound changes to our culture wrought by the rise of the Internet as a whole are obvious to all. But I’m fascinated by one very surprising and strange way in which Twitter specifically altered the manner in which we … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, General Culture and News, Music, Sports
Tagged 1980's, Boogie Nights, CM Punk, Dare, General Culture and News, Internet, Music, Sports, Stan Bush, The 80's, The Touch, Transformers, Twitter, WWE
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The Axis of Ego Podcast: Mick Foley, Survivor Series, and UCBW
Tom recapped the trip to New York City for Survivor Series here, but Mike stopped by for a more thorough discussion of the events of that weekend. They go about an hour on the podcast this time around, covering … Continue reading
Posted in Podcasts, Reviews, Sports, Television
Tagged Charity, Comedy, Mick Foley, Podcasts, Pro Wrestling, Professional Wrestling, Reviews, Sports, Survivor Series, Television, Travel, UCBW, Upright Citizen's Brigade, Vacation, WWE
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At Least the BCS is Consistent
Our infallible BCS system produced a customarily-frustrating result tonight, to the surprise of almost no one. The BCS passed over Oklahoma State for its BCS “National” “Championship” game. The Cowboys, losers of one double-overtime contest, dominators of Oklahoma, and champions of … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Sports
Tagged Alabama, BCS, College Football, Commentary, Les Miles, LSU, Mike Gundy, National Championship, NCAA Football, Nick Saban, Oklahoma State, Sports, Stanford
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Well, THIS is Unfortunate
I wish I were making this up. Nope.
Memo to Red Sox: Fire Everyone
Except her: I can’t even comment rationally on this debacle yet. I know this much – Remy got it exactly right following the game. “Inexcusable.” He brought up a great point as well. With somewhat less talent, Boston was hamstrung … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Pictures, Sports
Tagged Baseball, Boston, Collapses, Commentary, Heidi Watney, Jerry Remy, Major League Baseball, MLB, NESN, Red Sox, Sports, Terry Francona, Wet Cardboard Boxes
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Justice, Injustice, and the Unfortunate Case of Troy Davis
The trouble with justice is that it’s a subjective concept that we allege to be purely objective when applied properly. Blindfold and scales and all that. Yet, an individual’s point of view determines so much of the makeup of this … Continue reading
God Bless Larry Merchant
I’m sure this user’s YouTube video will be taken down shortly due to a copyright claim by HBO. But, until it does, enjoy what will surely be a storied moment in the annals of the sweet science:
Posted in Sports, Television, Videos
Tagged Boxing, Floyd Mayweather, HBO, Larry Merchant, Mayweather, Sports, Television, Victor Ortiz, Videos
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Sunday Ticket for PS3 is Broken
Armed with a bowl of chili and two remotes, I sat down in front of my giant TV to enjoy NFL Sunday Ticket for the first time ever. Sunday Ticket was a luxury not afforded to me before now because … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Gaming, Sports, Television, Videos
Tagged Commentary, Direct TV, Football, NFL, PS3, Sports, Sunday Ticket, Television, Videos
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What it Means to be the Best
The old adage about Ric Flair held that the Nature Boy was such a skilled in-ring performer in his prime that he could have a four-star match with a broomstick. What I always liked about that aphorism was that it … Continue reading →