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I’m visiting Easton, PA for the Holidays and I arrived just in time for the first big snowstorm of the winter. I actually enjoyed. It has been a few years since I have experienced this kind of weather. I don’t see this stuff back in San Diego.
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Test post. I just purchased the BlogPress app for my iPad.
This could prove to be quite useful to me. It seems to be pretty well designed. I will write a more extensive review on this app and some others
I recently purchased soon.
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I dropped Tom Brady and replaced him with San Diego Chargers QB Philip Rivers. Of course, I was concerned about Brady’s health because of the car accident he was involved in last Thursday. I think highly of both Brady and Rivers as QB’s so the switch was not a difficult decision. Brady appears to be OK, but upon further study I feel more comfortable with Rivers because the Chargers have a very favorable schedule the for the first 6 games of the season. So, I’m sticking with Rivers and hoping that I can maintain him as one of my QB’S at least until the bye week for SD.
I’m really looking forward to the next 2010-2011 NBA season the wake of the Lakers victory over the Celtics and the Miami Heat adding LeBron James and Chris Bosh to the roster.
I want to go on the record right now in stating that I still think the Lakers are the team to beat next season. I still don’t think Miami has the TEAM it needs to dethrone the Lakers. Maybe a few years from now, assuming the Heat add the right role players they will be the odd on favorites to win the championship but not next year.
Victor Davis Hanson on Germany. Excellent and thought provoking piece, as most are from VDH.
Well, it looks like I’m going to be 1 for 2 in predicting which teams would prevail in the conference finals. The Lakers and Celtics are both up 2 to zip and are headed for yet another showdown in finals, which I look forward to. I thought all along that the Lakers would make the finals, but this Celtic team has surprised me a bit. I knew Boston was good, but I honestly thought they were a little too old to take out Cleveland or the Orlando Magic. They’re not older, they’re better, especially with the emergence of Rajon Rhondo as an All-Star caliber point guard.
I don’t see how the Magic can win 4 out 5 games against this very tough Boston squad. It was absolutely critical for the Magic to win game 2 at home and they fell just short. That was deadly.
As for the Lakers, they just have too much size and offensive firepower for any other team in the west. Phoenix is just the latest to find that out the hard way.
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