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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Diagramming my favorite play of the season
The Kansas State Wildcats have had a typical roller-coaster season, but in winning back-to-back road games against top-ten opponents (against Baylor and Missouri), they have positioned themselves well for an NCAA bid. The general consensus is that the team is … Continue reading
Posted in College sports
Tagged Angel Rodriguez, DOB, Jordan Henriquez, Kansas State Wildcats, Missouri Tigers, Rodney McGruder
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Nicolas Cage being Nicolas Cage
Really enjoyed this video of Nic Cage losing his mind repeatedly (some of it is NSFW). Everyone have a great Mardi Gras weekend!
Going digital
I’m going digital. Yes, this may sound ridiculous coming from someone whose work has primarily housed itself in the online world, but it’s not the kind of thing I take lightly. I blame Mom. Allow me to explain. Multiple discussions … Continue reading
Posted in Eyeblack Odyssey
Tagged A Journey of Voices, Diane Gladow, Dippin' Dots, Eyeblack Odyssey, reading, technology, writing
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Checking in
Just letting everyone know I haven’t fallen into a ravine. Yet. Over the past several days, I’ve been engrossed in the process of publishing a book, attempting to get my content formatted properly so that my book ends up being … Continue reading
Posted in College sports, Eyeblack Odyssey, Food, Movies, New Orleans, New Orleans Hornets
Tagged braised short ribs, Eyeblack Odyssey, Jeff Blake, Jeremy Lin, Kansas State Wildcats, Kurt Warner, Mardi Gras, Moneyball, New Orleans Hornets, The Avengers, The Dark Knight Rises, The Help
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Mourning the first loss
A college basketball team hasn’t finished undefeated since before I was born. Murray State lost last night (72-68), which you already know was basically inevitable if you’ve paid any attention to the makeup of their team (Murray St. is currently … Continue reading
Posted in College sports
Tagged Bob Knight, Delonte West, Jameer Nelson, Jesus, Murray State Racers, Secretariat, St. Joseph's Hawks
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My favorite New Orleans restaurant
After giving much love to an outsider last week, and to celebrate the release of NOLA.com’s very cool Guide to New Orleans iPad app, I thought it only appropriate to throw some attention toward one of my favorite local restaurants … Continue reading
Too many options?
I am enjoying the process of self-publishing my book (for more background on this development, go here), but I am currently left wondering if perhaps I have too much control? To wit, I have a blank canvas for a cover, … Continue reading
The problem with fumbling
The problem with fumbling is it makes you lose. This is the most basic of football concepts, and if you don’t embrace it, you’re a complete loon. Every coach, even the ridiculously daring ones like Mike Martz and Sean Payton, … Continue reading
Posted in New Orleans Saints
Tagged ball security, Courtney Roby, Darren Sproles, fumbles, New Orleans Saints, Pierre Thomas, ridiculously daring coaches
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