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Browsing Posts published in May, 2009

I really enjoy Pat Yasinskas’ ESPN NFC South Blog. He just wrote an article offering up his thoughts on Atlanta’s rebuilt defense. “Sure, Atlanta’s defense played well enough to help the Falcons win 11 games, but it was done with smoke, mirrors, John Abraham and a whole lot of luck.” So let the rebuilding begin [...]

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Now drinking …

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It has been a while [been saying that a lot in the last couple of posts] so let’s get straight to it before our time comes to an end. First – Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Classic stuff; a beautiful full flavored ale. I am not sure how else to describe it except to call it [...]

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There and Back Again.

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Yes, you may have guessed it; I just finished up the Hobbit. It has been a while since I last read that lovely adventure, but a few days ago, after coming off The Malloreon, I decided it was time. Sometimes I also like bubblegum music. Sue me. Over the last few months I have put [...]

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I thought this ajc.com article was interesting, but I do not think it is a new phenomenon. “We’re fair-weather fans here in Atlanta,” Champs store manager Terry Presley said. Though Hawks jerseys are selling more briskly following the organization’s first playoff series win since 1999, other teams’ stars still rule our decidedly non-partisan corner of [...]

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Eye Candy Retro Style

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I have a huge catalog of Original PlayStation (PSX) and PlayStation 2 (PS2) games just sitting around in my entertainment center, various bookshelves, boxes and bins. I know; this sort of sucks as a waste of perfectly good (and not so good) games. I have written before that at one point in time I was [...]

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Life without a PS3?

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Any longtime readers of this humble site have realized for a while that I lost my gaming jones. As the NFL draft was approaching I decided it was high time to get in some Madden. Imagine my surprise when I could not insert the disc. After a while I realized that my youngest son decided [...]

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