Soccer leagues across the world honored Paris Saturday, but each way was unique and important.
Quick Thought: One Man’s Rainbow is Another’s Cloud Death
As I was leaving today, a coworker meaning well called me over to her window. She pointed out her window to a rainbow that was piercing the clouds in such a way that it looked cut in half. It was a beautiful and rare scene, and I was glad she called me over. But after… Continue reading Quick Thought: One Man’s Rainbow is Another’s Cloud Death
Quick Take: The Positive Side of Nationalism Through Sports
Nationalism in sports can lead to violence, conflict, and death. But often it can lead to healing and finding peace in chaos.
From champ to chump, DC United is sliding dangerously toward irrelevance
It may be hard to imagine now, but at one time the New York MetroStars and Red Bulls were the underdogs in their rivalry with DC United. While DC won trophies and became a model franchise in MLS, New York rebranded, cycled through high-profile coaches and players, and continuously underachieved Source: From champ to chump,… Continue reading From champ to chump, DC United is sliding dangerously toward irrelevance
Spectre is a Ghost of Former 007 Greatness
It is hard to recreate greatness, especially in the movie business. This is a lesson that the James Bond franchise should know well; repeatedly the franchise has created a genuinely good movie and followed it up with garbage. Even the most recent Bond (Daniel Craig) has seen greatness (Casino Royale) followed by failure (Quantum). When… Continue reading Spectre is a Ghost of Former 007 Greatness
It’s Alive!! Big Announcement for Site and More
Hello followers! Thank you for your support and dedication over the past few years as this site lurches forward. Since the 2014 World Cup, things have been a little quiet here, but that will be changing very soon. Why? This site will be the headquarters of my new freelance writing service. Yes, you heard it… Continue reading It’s Alive!! Big Announcement for Site and More
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