Future Disney movie protagonists: “only a mountain lion, a grizzly bear and a monkey remained unaccounted for. ” http://t.co/QlkVGe5j
Hershey’s doesn’t need oompa-l…
Hershey’s doesn’t need oompa-loompas when they can get foreign help for cheap. http://t.co/baoJzE3g
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A “Mr Mullet” leading hair and…
A “Mr Mullet” leading hair and beardcutting attacks on fellow Amish? Onion or NY Times? http://t.co/gLw9FyGY
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Is Paula Radcliffe’s 2:15:25 m…
Is Paula Radcliffe’s 2:15:25 marathon record as much as an outlier as Beamon’s long jump record. Will it stand as long? http://t.co/37wQLtDa
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Saw a Black Hawk dropping 4 pa…
Saw a Black Hawk dropping 4 parachutists over Moffett Field while driving back to the office on 101. The parachutes were dark gray. COD MW3!
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Galvin won’t get the press tha…
Galvin won’t get the press that Jobs did, but without Motorola, there would be no iPhone. http://t.co/hGKsRZkF
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Great post from the engineerin…
Great post from the engineering trenches of Google regarding Amazon, Facebook, Google and platforms. http://t.co/ZFw5zVDK
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U.S. Soccer Coach Doesn’t Play the Superstar Card
Link via NYTimes
A telling quote:
Klinsmann’s broader point is that homegrown American players need longer, tougher training. The American talent pool is, quite bluntly, stagnant after decades of developmental programs. The federation has brought in two young German players with American fathers, Danny Williams and Tim Chandler, who demonstrate more skill and aggression and feel for the game than almost anybody coming out of the expensive suburban soccer programs all over this rich vast land.
How much of it is training, and how much of it is the more lucrative opportunities offered to U.S. athletes in football, basketball, and baseball?
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