When you go ahead and decide to make a tribute page to a website that’s barely been gone for five years, you do question, ever so slightly, whether the nostalgia should actually be setting in yet. Clearly, that’s been one of my many afterthoughts of creating the Clippersports.com look-back, but the more

Last week just in time to commemorate my first year in the professional world I was able to add one more new experience to my list. It was time consuming, it was at times awkward, it was educational, and best of all it relieved me of negotiating DC commuter traffic for four days. This experience would have to be none other than…virtual training.

Concluding last weekend, it was announced that American cinema has a new king of August, as The Bourne Ultimatum draws the most viewers of any other film that’s opened in the 8th month. The word certainly got out far and wide that this is truly one of the greatest actions movies produced.

As I keep looking ahead to my cross-country weekend trip coming up, the thoughts of impending pain of my first plane flight in seven months is sadly doing its best to bring down my joy a notch or two. Lately, it really has been getting harder and harder to ignore all the recent publicity being given to the woes of air travel.

The current state of affairs where people young and old (primarily young) are posting intimate details about their lives on the Internet has gradually

For the weekend edition of The Wall Street Journal 7/14 - 7/15 the feature article was to commemorate the 10 year anniversary of when Blogs were born. It really comes to no surprise that the publication was able to come up with a group of influential individuals from all fields and walks of life to give personal thoughts about the importance of blogs. Great article for me as the woefully aspiring blogger and somebody who would like to be reading more of what’s out there.

Yes, sadly it may be the truth. This concern has been growing in at least a few intelligent minds