For a rational, professional view on the The NBA Dress Code, please read Mark Cuban’s comments on the dress code itself and on blog readers’ comments on the dress code. Mark Cuban is the no-so-politically correct Dallas Mavericks owner. He blogs regularly about a variety of subjects, and I find … Continue reading →
The Polar Bear Cam goes live on October 21st. You know I’ll be glued to it looking for friends and relatives. Why don’t you check it out and see who’ll be wandering around up in Manitoba? It’s only operational for about a month, so don’t miss the excitement. While you’re … Continue reading →
I post for the first time in several months, and within minutes, I get comment Spam. “Word” verification is turned on.
Continue reading →No, you haven’t heard much from me since the Spurs won the Championship. It’s been too darn hot in Alabama, so I headed North. Way North. She seems to have been having trouble remembering to lock doors lately, so I had to come back to guard the house for Her … Continue reading →
Yes, this is old news, but I’ve been away from computers since they won. Naturally, I’m delighted. Manu came very close to earning MVP honors, but, really, how do you choose when there are so many good choices available? But, yes, Tim Duncan really came through, and he is a … Continue reading →
The Spurs jumped to a commanding 2-0 lead in the Finals series. I fully expect the Pistons to regain their footing when the series moves to Detroit on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. The Spurs made good use of their home court advantage. Her house is empty, so I feel much … Continue reading →
Congratulations, Spurs. Rest up. Heal the aches and pains. Stay loose and focused on the goal. Kick butt in the Finals.
Continue reading →So far, I’ve been happy with the way the playoffs have been going. There have been few surprises, but many of the games have been good to watch. The Spurs, after their disappointing first game, have been doing very well. I’m watching their first game in Seattle now, and it … Continue reading →
If I didn’t know better, I’d guess Coach Popovich was doing this on purpose. With Duncan, Nesterovic, Ginobili, and Devin Brown out of commission, the Spurs are now winning games. They’re winning ugly, but they’re winning. Last night’s double overtime victory came with three of five starters on the injured … Continue reading →
Last week when we watched Tim Duncan sprain his ankle, we knew the Spurs would have a tough time. We were also confident they had enough depth to play well without Duncan in the lineup. After they lost to Detroit and then New York, I headed to Indianapolis to see … Continue reading →