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Category Archives: Sports
Billy Pierce Sings The Blues
Last week, Billy Pierce, a hall of fame-worthy retired left-handed pitcher who played for the Chicago White Sox for most of his baseball career, died at a good old age from gallbladder cancer. Although I do not write a series … Continue reading
Posted in American History, History, Sports
Tagged data, death, hall of fame, legitimacy, sports history, statistics
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Piglets At The Feeding Trough
For the moment, a man lies dying in a hospital bed, morbidly obese, being eaten alive by metastasizing colon cancer. A cruel fate, it is nonetheless an ironic one for a man who engorged himself as a leading American soccer … Continue reading
Triple Threat
Among the many sports I pay at least some attention to is horse racing. While I have only ridden a horse twice in my life, both times at the Feast of Tabernacles more than 20 years apart, I did grow … Continue reading
On Equal Pay For Equal Play In Tennis
One of the sports controversies I pay attention to [1], that has simmered for years, is the question of whether men and women should be paid equal monies in tennis prizes. On the face of it, it would seem obvious … Continue reading
Data Humanism
This morning, largely thanks to being sober after last night’s concert [1], I was able to watch Billy Beane graciously speak to our audience. He was full of humor and humility about his intellect and the way he came to … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, History, Sports
Tagged art, communication, data, domopalooza, legitimacy, statistics, travel
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I Can’t Understand What I’m After
For some bizarre reason, in the course of my wandering today, the song “Shark Attack” by Grouplove played, a song I must admit I am fond of. It fit well with the shark-themed Puerto Vallarta t-shirt I wore to volleyball … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Church of God, Love & Marriage, Musings, Sports
Tagged friendship, music
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Bitten By Your Bad Reputation
Despite the fact that it can often be stressful for one reason or another, this afternoon I got invited to dinner by some friends of mine, which leads to all kinds of humorous drama, and blogworthy material. For all of … Continue reading
Book Review: Facing The Blitz
Facing The Blitz: Three Strategies For Turning Trials Into Triumphs, by Jeff Kemp [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Bethany House Publishers in exchange for an honest review.] There are a lot of things to like about … Continue reading
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Tagged business, family, nonfiction
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Book Review: The Church Of Golf
The Church Of Golf, by Spencer Stevens [Note: This book was provided free of charge by the author in exchange for an honest review.] It is rare when I read a book and am taken back to my high school … Continue reading
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Tagged divine providence, golf, literature, travel
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All I Do Is Win
Each of the winter events the regional congregations host has a different feel. While I have yet to be able to attend the Spokane Ski Weekend because of logistical concerns (including my appalling lack of suitable gear or the time … Continue reading
