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NBC, NFL Deal Puts Adobe One More Step Back

July 28, 2008 - Comments

Quietly, a sleeping giant has been evolving. That sleeping giant is Silverlight, a Microsoft rich media technology to rival Adobe’s Flash/Flex platform.

On this date, July 28, there is a dearth of Silverlight content on the web. Almost all the major video sites use Flash players, with Hulu, an NBC property, being a probable exception. However, that is about to change.

Drinking the Kool Aid, Believing the Hype

February 3, 2008 - Comments

Congratulations to the New York Giants for upsetting the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. It was unexpected. It was exciting. It was nailbiting.
However, I’m absolutely disgusted with the national sports media surrounding this Patriots team. Somehow, they have created a hype that history now shows us could not be sustained. All year, the [...]

Brian Billick Fired: Priceless

January 5, 2008 - Comments

It was a long time in coming here in Baltimore, and this video is about a week late. However, I’ve taken some time to edit together this video showing how Billick’s firing from the Baltimore Ravens is, indeed, priceless.

Fantasy Picks for Week 13

November 30, 2007 - Comments

Anyone who knows me knows I’m a big fan of football. You also might remember when I blogged over at Squib Kick before the current author, Jim Edwards, began. Since Jim started, the blog has become one of my favorites sports blogs anywhere. Recently Jim encountered some health issues that have forced him to do [...]

NFL Draft Predictions

April 28, 2007 - Comments

Today is the first day of the NFL draft 2007 and I’ll be following it closely and doing a bit of live blogging over at Suicide Fan. In addition, we’ll cap the draft day 1 off with a podcast with David Kindervater, credentialed NFL press and podcaster, from NYC at the end of Round 1. [...]

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