Extravagant ....to the nth degree!
Arthur Blank must have one hell of an ego. This new Atlanta Falcon stadium will have everything ...and then some.
1.2 Billion dollars? A retractable roof? A gigantic side window with the Atlanta skyline in full view?
Simply amazing!
Take a look:
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Beyond...Extravagant!
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Another City...Another Win
Last night it was Philadelphia's turn to witness the greatest show on the hardwoods.
Even sitting 3 starters...for rest...we suspect...the Atlanta Hawks again rolled.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2015
A "Buck-eye"..."Black-eye"
It was all that is was built up to be:
Finesse vs. Brute strength
Speed vs. Power
Blitzkrieg vs. Methodical
Old School vs. New School
Traditional vs. New Age
What a game this was. What a win for Ohio State. They came...they saw...they dominated.
Here's the Headlines today from Ohio:
And from Oregon:
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Monday, January 12, 2015
Things We Learned...From the Week-end
In this small southern college town...it is a gray January day. Kind of dreary looking outside.
But...we are wiser...cuz this is what we learned over the week-end.
Well...we still don't know what a "catch"...is:
Hawks show who’s boss, rout Wizards
Packers hold off Cowboys to advance to NFC Championship
Overturned catch was robbery in a few ways
Seahawks clicking as they enter NFC title game
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Flying High
The Atlanta Hawks are rapidly becoming the talk of the "Association".
Best record in the east.
Beating up on the vaunted west.
Our...Atlanta Hawks!
Court Vision: Hawks sweep Clippers, win seventh consecutive road contest
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Monday, January 5, 2015
How 'bout Them ...Cowboys?
How 'bout them Cowboys...How 'bout them ...refs?
Can you say...conspiracy?
I did not see the game live...but....
I hear the refs called a foul.
The refs announced the foul.
The flag was then picked up.
No yards were paced forward.
No explanation from said refs.
Instead of ...a first down...now fourth down.
Lions Players Are Furious At The Disappearing Penalty Flag, Think Ref Changed The Call After Watching The Jumbotron
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Sunday, January 4, 2015
ESPN's Stuart Scott dies after lengthy battle with cancer
49 years well lived years!
"When you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer," Scott told the
audience. "You beat cancer by how you live, why you live, and in the
manner in which you live."
~ Stuart Scott (7/19/65 - 1/4/15)
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Cam Newton, Jonathan Stewart, defense power Carolina Panthers to 27-16 win over Arizona
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Friday, January 2, 2015
"Yes.... We Can"!!!
For almost five weeks...the football players on the Ohio State Buckeye team heard the constant rants and commentary about how the Alabama Crimson Tide...would wipe the field with them as their own personal cleaning rags.
ESPN...the World Wide Leader...and their mass of "TalkingHeads"...gave the Buckeyes little chance of winning.
The big bad SEC....Number 1 ranked Alabama!
Even the boys in Vegas had Ohio State 7 point under-dogs.
Well someone forgot to tell coach Urban Meyer.
He used all that negative press...to pump his team. He prepared them. And he got this:
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Hump Day... News&Views
It seems only fitting that it is a Hump Day.
The 365th day.
So Much has happened these past 12 months.
We have gained...we have lost.
Some have come into our lives...some have departed.
We have loved....we have cried.
We have endured the sorrows...and the happy times.
Let's "hump" one last time this year:
He got fired the next day:
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A Belk Bowl Blow Out
They came...they saw...they dominated!
Enough said!
Four Downs: Georgia runs past Louisville to win Belk Bowl
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"Black Monday" 2014
First of all....
Why do they call it "Black Monday"?
What does black...have to do with coaches getting fired?
It should be "Pink Monday"...being that all those coaches got the "Pink Slip"!
Anyway...so goes the NFL!
Who Got Fired On NFL's 'Black Monday'?
Daily Caller-Dec 30, 2014“Black Monday” — as it's known in league circles — is infamous for teams ... coordinators and front office staff, and 2014′s version is certainly ...
Will Rex Ryan's Black Monday firing cost SUNY-Cortland the New ...
Blog-Syracuse.com (blog)-Dec 29, 2014
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Hired to be Fired....Again
Poor Mike Smith....Nice guy. Winning-est coach in Atlanta Falcon history.
Hire 7 years ago...Fired Monday.
Falcons' Smith fired after seven seasons
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Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Eyes Wide Open!
You can open your eyes again...The Atlanta Hawks just won another game...against another formidable team.
This time it was the Clippers of LA. With none other than former Hawks great guard ...Doc Rivers coaching.
I watched this from the opening ceremonies (you really have to see the new Hawks Intro) ...to the end.
These Hawks...I think..are ...for real!
There...I said it...
Court Vision: Hawks extend impressive streak with comeback win over Clippers
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Sunday, December 21, 2014
Georgia Dome...ShowDown!
Carolina and Atlanta...Next Sunday...playing for the NFC South Division Champion.
Wow!
Neither team will finish with a winning record...but who cares? This is the NFL. Just get to the post season...and see what happens.
From the Charlotte Observer:
Scott Says: A perfect Sunday for Panthers
Manziel leaves game with hamstring injury
Full NFL scoreboard
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The Saints...go Marching...Out of the Play-offs!
For us? This was great! Our beloved Birds...beat the hated Saints....In New Orleans!
As bad as this season has been...this was one of those, "It don't get no better...than this!"
These Falcons fell behind...7-0...scored the next 20....then held on to win. A defense that hasn't stopped an offense all year.....stopped the Saints.
On the road.
In the SuperDome!
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune... We just love to see them lose!
Falcons stun Saints, 30-14
- Katherine Terrell, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
Who do you blame for the Saints' home loss?
- Christopher Dabe, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
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Thursday, December 18, 2014
Cuba? Can We Finally Get to Know You?
Bay of Pigs...I was only a child at the time...but my Dad was there.
The Cuban Revolution of 1952 to 1959 had seen President Fulgencio Batista,
a right-wing ally of the U.S., ousted. He was replaced by a new
left-wing administration dominated by Castro, which had severed the
country's formerly strong links with the U.S. by expropriating their
economic assets and developing links with the Soviet Union, with whom the U.S. was then embroiled in the Cold War. The President of U.S. government Dwight D. Eisenhower
was concerned at the direction which Castro's government was taking,
and in March 1960, Eisenhower allocated $13.1 million to the CIA in
order to plan Castro's overthrow. The CIA proceeded to organize the
operation with the aid of various Cuban counter-revolutionary forces,
training Brigade 2506 in Mexico. Following his election in 1960,
president John F. Kennedy was informed of the invasion plan and gave his consent.
Over 1,400 paramilitaries, divided into five infantry battalions and
one paratrooper battalion, assembled in Guatemala before setting out for
Cuba by boat on 13 April. On 15 April, eight CIA-supplied B-26 bombers attacked Cuban air fields and returned to the U.S. On the night of 16 April, the main invasion landed at a beach named Playa Girón in the Bay of Pigs.
It initially overwhelmed a local revolutionary militia. The Cuban
Army's counter-offensive was led by Captain José Ramón Fernández, before
Castro decided to take personal control of the operation. On 20 April,
the invaders finally surrendered, with the majority of troops being
publicly interrogated and then sent back to the U.S.
The failed invasion strengthened the position of Castro's
administration, who proceeded to openly proclaim their intention to
adopt socialism and strengthen ties with the Soviet Union. This led eventually to the events of the Cuban Missile Crisis
of 1962. The invasion was a major embarrassment for U.S. foreign
policy. John Kennedy ordered a number of internal investigations across Latin America.
The aftermath?
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Why We Still Love...Michael Vick!
This is a story you will not see on any "Headlines".
Mike...we love you! Keep making good decisions!
From NBC Sports:
Michael Vick has nearly paid off his bankruptcy debt
APJets quarterback Michael Vick paid his debt to society when he spent time in federal prison for his conviction on dog fighting charges.Now, he’s paid back most of the rest of the debt he accumulated.
According to Darren Rovell of ESPN, Vick has paid back most of the $18 million he owed to creditors when he filed for bankruptcy in July 2008.
Vick has been able to pay them back by living on a budget of $300,000 per year, which seems luxurious except he’s made more than $49 million from the Eagles and the Jets over that span. (OK, that still sounds luxurious).
“I feel blessed because I came out and found myself in a position where I had a lot of people that really believed in me, people who gave me an opportunity,” Vick said. “At the time, it wasn’t about trying to fulfill all the bankruptcy needs. I was trying to fulfill all the needs that I had in my life because I had nothing.”
“I had never been on a budget before, so I had to pay attention to everything that I was doing. Now I realize that I don’t need certain things I bought back in the day, like a new boat.”
Vick’s financial discipline — even if a little late — should be commended, as he could have chosen a form of bankruptcy which would have allowed him to avoid most of his debts.
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Sunday, December 14, 2014
On This Day...In Sports
Sports History
1901 - The first table tennis tournament was held. It was at the London Royal Aquarium.
1915 - Jack Johnson became the first black world heavyweight champion.
1952 - The Brooklyn Dodgers signed pitcher Sandy Koufax.
1982 - Marcel Dionne (Los Angeles Kings) scored his 500th goal.
1984 - Howard Cosell retired from the NFL's Monday Night Football.
1986 - Dan Marino (Miami Dolphins) set an NFL record with his seventh 400-yard game.
1988 - CBS won the exclusive rights to major league baseball's 1990-94 seasons for $1.1 billion.
1988 - The NBA's Miami Heat won their first game. They had lost their first 17 games.
1997 - Mike Gartner (Phoenix Coyotes) became only the fifth player in NHL history to score 700 career goals. The other 700 goal scorers were Wayne Gretzky, Gordie Howe, Phil Esposito and Marcel Dionne.
1997 - Barry Sanders (Detroit Lions) ran for more than 100 yards for his 13th consecutive game.
1998 - Jerry Rice (San Francisco 49ers) caught a pass in a game against the Detroit Lions. It was his 191st consecutive game with a reception.
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