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Monthly Archives: December 2016
At WSJ on the Kamasi Washington Effect
I’m glad this could be said. Washington’s impact on the jazz scene will be felt for years to come and the success of his colleagues should do wonders to highlight how decentralized the jazz scene has become. I … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Arts, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged Arts, jazz, Kamasi, L.A., los angeles, Music, West Coast Get Down, WSJ
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The Do Over: Holiday Edition
Is 56 the new 26? It seems that way for me as my current professional and existential quandaries mirror the ones I faced 30 years ago. These posts are a series of ponderings trying parse the difference between now and … Continue reading
Posted in basketball, movies, NBA, The Do Over, Uncategorized
Tagged age, holidays, Middle Age, NYC, The New Middle Age
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Bullish 12.17.16
Bullish is an attempt to parse the narrative of the Chicago Bulls season. In most seasons, it’s pretty obvious (recently the narrative centered on the health and ability of Derrick Rose), this season is much more complicated. I used to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bulls, Chicago, NBA, sports
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Bullish: The Quarterly Report
Bullish: The Quarterly Report Bullish is an attempt to parse the narrative of the Chicago Bulls season. In most seasons, it’s pretty obvious (recently the narrative centered on the health and ability of Derrick Rose), this season is much more … Continue reading
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Tagged Chciago Bulls, NBA, sports
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Bullish 12.05.16
The Chicago Bulls just completed an odd and unsatisfying week. After four days off following the end of the two week “circus” road trip (Barnum and Bailey takes over their home court, The United Center and while it’s nice to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bulls, Chicago, Chicago Bulls, Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah, NBA
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