JordanCornblog on February 15th, 2009

Hmmm – the usual internet issues this morning – and an e-mail from FairPoint indicating that my webspace is now available.  Hey FairPoint – it ain’t my webspace that’s the problem.  Could you maybe help me with the little e-mail issue that I’ve now contacted you about TWICE?  (Never mind the time spent waiting on [...]

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JordanCornblog on October 1st, 2008

As the Senate gets ready to vote on a new bill to stave off economic disaster, and Sarah prepares (feverishly) to debate, and George Will joins the ranks of those who see her as unqualified to serve … and some (unfortunately) find themselves feeling sorry for the lipsticked pitbull … my thoughts turn (feverishly) to [...]

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It sounds like the game between the Sparks and the Shock ended ugly last night. Candace Parker, Plenette Pierson, DeLisha Milton-Jones and Rick Mahorn were all ejected after a melee broke out in the final seconds. Meanwhile, in what could be a significant loss for the Shock, Cheryl Ford, who was trying to hold Pierson [...]

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JordanCornblog on June 16th, 2008

I’m doing some catching up here this morning, so bear with me.
Barack Obama gave a great Father’s Day speech … and here’s Naomi Klein with an important piece questioning where he’s headed with his economic policies.
The USWNT came away from their first match of the Peace Queen Cup with a 2-1 win over Australia on [...]

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JordanCornblog on June 14th, 2008

This is an awesome article about the new firebrand on the soccer block … Natasha Kai. After a rocky start, Pia is pleased … and when Pia’s pleased, I do believe that we all are.
(All of us, that is, with the exception of HollyCornblog, of course … who is going to have a very tough [...]

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JordanCornblog on May 30th, 2008

These photos from Bush’s visit to the Air Force Academy are, on the off-chance that you’d forgotten, photos of the self-proclaimed leader of the free world. (They also will, like so much else he has done, help al Qaeda in their recruitment efforts I am sure.) Great job, Bushie!
On a more interesting and uplifting note, [...]

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JordanCornblog on May 5th, 2008

Sorry to be a little late on the uptake, but I was away … so just watched the USWNT vs. Australia game last night. The game ended in a 5-4 win for the US and included some moments of offensive brilliance (many, actually) and some pretty scary miscues on the defensive end.
Angela Hucles scored the [...]

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JordanCornblog on May 3rd, 2008

Hey – the Phillies are in first place as of last night’s win over the Giants – and Chase Utley is chasing a Hall of Fame kind of season with the best April he’s ever had – and almost the best in Phillies’ history! Now, if only Ryan Howard and a couple of pitchers could [...]

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JordanCornblog on May 1st, 2008

Bush has done another end run around the Constitution, the separation of powers … in other words, the usual. This time it’s the $1 billion that appears to have gone from the Canadian government to Bush friends in the timber industry via a deal negotiated by the Bush administration. Happily, I am able to report [...]

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JordanCornblog on April 28th, 2008

In a rain-delayed game that saw the return of Heather Mitts to the pitch … and three goals in the final 6 minutes (including stoppage time) … the USWNT defeated Australia 3-2. It was a wild one (judging from the MatchTracker commentary, and from the write-up on the Matilda’s site, too!) Wondering just how wet [...]

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JordanCornblog on April 27th, 2008

First off, don’t forget the USWNT plays Australia at 7PM ET in Cary, NC … on MatchTracker (of course) … not on TV!   And another thing assigned to the “unfortunate” category … if you check out the stats on the USSF site they are seriously out of date.  Come on guys!
Last night we [...]

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JordanCornblog on April 26th, 2008

Check out the USWNT Blog for updates on preparations for tomorrow’s match against Australia … including the return of Aly Wagner, a visit from Lil, Keegan Markgraf’s snack with his Mom … etc.!
And here is a great interview with Julie Foudy … on the Olympics, soccer, leadership, women in sports, emotion in sports, etc. Good [...]

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JordanCornblog on April 23rd, 2008

I’m starting off very randomly today … we’ll see if some shape emerges.
First, I see that the Flyers went to OT and won their game 7 (unlike the Bruins … oops) and move on in the Stanley Cup playoffs, where they’ll next face top-ranked Montreal. Rock on, Broadstreet Bullies! (Tells you the last time I [...]

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The race in Boston is over and Deena Kastor took first place with a time of 2:29.35. The Boston Trials site has the full results, as well as links to additional information about each runner. Kasie Enman finished in 11th place with a time of 2:37.14. Heidi Westerling was 26th with a time of 2:41.09. [...]

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JordanCornblog on April 17th, 2008

Good news for folks in the DC area, the USWNT will be playing Canada at RFK on Saturday, May 10. I don’t see anything about TV coverage … but hope that’ll change as the time gets closer. So far we’ve only ONE opportunity to see this team and that’s on May 3rd vs. Australia. That’s [...]

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JordanCornblog on April 13th, 2008

The USWNT and Canada played to a 0-0 stalemate in regulation, a 1-1 tie in overtime, and then the US won it 6-5 in the shootout. While the US dominated in shots (24-10) and possession, they were not able to pull away from the Big Red Machine, in no small part due to the [...]

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JordanCornblog on February 6th, 2008

I’m referring, not to a candidate … but to another undefeated, #1 team from New England that’s been handed its first loss (by a team from the greater NY area).  This time it was the Lady Huskies … who met their match at Rutgers last night.  It was a real barnburner of a game … with the Scarlet Knights [...]

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JordanCornblog on February 4th, 2008

Oh my!  Check out # 10 on the stats from this morning!  That’s two hits from down under.  (My guess is it was Evonne Goolagong who did it!)  Now we’ll turn our focus to Tanzania.

#
Hits
Files
KBytes
Country

1
6362
70.84%
1525
41.12%
23214
40.28%
Network

2
1867
20.79%
1504
40.55%
24131
41.87%
US Commercial

3
453
5.04%
405
10.92%
3703
6.43%
Non-Profit Organization

4
164
1.83%
163
4.39%
4423
7.67%
Unresolved/Unknown

5
64
0.71%
50
1.35%
723
1.25%
US Educational

6
38
0.42%
29
0.78%
944
1.64%
Germany

7
20
0.22%
20
0.54%
146
0.25%
Old style Arpanet (arpa)

8
4
0.04%
4
0.11%
44
0.08%
Israel

9
4
0.04%
4
0.11%
124
0.22%
Luxembourg

10
2
0.02%
2
0.05%
64
0.11%
Australia

11
2
0.02%
2
0.05%
102
0.18%
Brazil

12
1
0.01%
1
0.03%
18
0.03%
Japan

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JordanCornblog on February 3rd, 2008

Something went kerrflooey with something last night, and I’ve been receiving hundreds of e-mail notifications of my friend CB’s comment on one of my entries.  She said, “What Giants?” and I responded, “They might be Giants.”
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JordanCornblog on January 31st, 2008

Nothing yet on the Australia front …
Oh No!  I see that the Belmont High Girls Basketball team lost to Franklin High by two points – after soundly beating a top team in their class (Mascoma) on Monday.  Wonder what happened.  (This will be of absolutely no interest to people outside of Central New Hampshire – and even [...]

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