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The Red Flags
What on earth was that? There are some things that are just not worth overreacting. Among them are March baseball, August football, or September hockey. These periods are meant for […]
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The Other Shoe
There are certainly some defining moments in history. If we narrow it down to the last hundred years (give or take) these moments shifted the perspective of the world in […]
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The Shelf Life
I’m not going to continue to write about the meltdown of the Yankees. There really is nothing to add that I haven’t already stated. In previous posts I’ve compared the […]
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Paradise Remembered
For more than a week now I’ve been in disbelief over the devastation in Maui. Hurricanes, floods, tornados, and natural disasters happen all over the world every year. Every loss […]
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The Crescendo
This isn’t going to be a long post. Nothing can be said that hasn’t already been said. Yesterday the Yankees blew a ninth inning lead as the Marlins stormed back […]
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The Entropic Effect
The second law of thermodynamics states that entropy increases over time. In short, objects, systems, and many other disciplines inch from order to chaos. Sometimes at an imperceptible glacier’s pace. […]
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The Money Pit
It’s trade deadline day for Major League Baseball. Unlike years past where trades could take place after the deadline, but be they’d have to be exposed to the waiver wire […]
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Breaking Even
The Yankees split their two game series against the Mets. Not a surprise, correct? There remains this general illusion, in all sports really, that there are teams that are playoff […]
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A Twenty Year Journey
I’ve always been an individual of two worlds. One informational; one technical. When I was younger I just didn’t want to know what something was – I wanted to know […]
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Thrilling Cities: Montréal
I’ve been fortunate enough to travel to some particularly beautiful locations. The Caribbean is my favourite (I’m a sucker for sandy beaches and azure water – particularly in frozen winters), […]
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