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Winners and losers. Isn’t that how most people view the world? And usually, the “win” involves money, a title, and stuff.
Along with the spoils of winning come reassurances that the basics in life will be taken care of, and a great deal more: satisfaction in your accomplishments, the realization of a dream, and maybe even [...]

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Wimbledon 2010 Week 2 Upsets
It’s week 2 of Wimbledon 2010, and I’m enjoying coverage of Venus Williams (of course), and Kim Clijsters, as they each play matches on this day of quarter finals.
I’m still getting over the shock of watching Roddick lose to Lu in a four and a half hour five set match yesterday.
And [...]

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The Complaint Department is Open!
But today, I’m also in search of silver linings, if you happen to have any in sight. Mine? Wimbledon Week 2 is here! And that helps everything, even though I missed last week’s incredible 11-hour match with its extraordinary 70-68 fifth set!
So here is my contribution to Monday morning moaning and [...]

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It’s been a hectic week, but not too hectic for a quick shout out all the same. Here’s to five time French Open winner Rafael Nadal, who took the Grand Slam title earlier today in Paris, beating Sweden’s Robin Soderling, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4.

Saturday’s Women’s Final saw powerhouse Australian Samantha Stosur fall to underdog, Francesca Schiavone, [...]

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The net was abuzz yesterday with Venus Williams’ wardrobe mishaps during French Open early round play.

Tennis views or tennis news?
Now come on. It’s hard not to notice a great player, an unusual outfit, and a little slip here or there. But the fact is, Venus Williams and the women at the French Open are [...]

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Paris? Tennis? Irresistible combination?
OUI!
More irresistible than French men? Mmm. Tough one.
But we’re counting down. Just hours away now. And what could be better than Paris in the spring, and Grand Slam Tennis? The only thing I can think of is being there – rather than watching on television.
But watching I shall be, even if [...]

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Super Bowl Sunday – an American institution?
So how did Super Bowl Sunday get to be such an institution?  Are you planning your day around TV football pre-game shows, prepping in the kitchen with traditional family finger foods and a passel of neighbors stopping by for the evening?

Are you out at your favorite sports bar with [...]

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It’s time for a quick shout-out to Serena Williams and Roger Federer for their Australian Open 2010 Singles titles!
Two tennis icons took their championships with great style – Serena beating out Belgium’s Justine Henin on Saturday, taking her fifth Australian Open title, and Roger Federer over Andy Murray in straight sets on Sunday, [...]

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Tennis, finally
It’s just after midnight in my part of the world, but I had to hang on to watch defending Australian Open tennis champion Serena Williams tough it out against China’s Li Na in two grueling sets.
Serena’s serves were a thing of beauty – 12 aces in this match. But it was the second set [...]

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So what’s up with this Man Cave concept? Is it a place for men to hide out in their own homes? The millennial version of the 1960s paneled private club, or a place to escape before being sent to the proverbial Dog House thus avoiding a tiff with the Missus?
Man Cave, a concept whose time [...]

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