KSK Book Klub: A Few Seconds Of Panic

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KSK Book Klub: A Few Seconds Of Panic
Dan Shanoff found this 7/8/2008 on kissingsuzykolber.uproxx.com [flag]
As I’ve said before, I’m not really much of a reader. Your parents may have told you that reading is cool, but that’s a lie. Reading is crazy gay. If one of your roommates is playing Madden and the other one is reading “Eat. Pray. Love,” guess which one you’re gonna want to go drinking with? Not the douche trying to expand his mind, that’s for sure. But recently, best-selling author ... [link]

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Tuesday 07/08 A.M. Quickie:Beasley, HR Derby, Torres, Big Show, More
Published 7/8/2008 by DanShanoff.com (noreply@blogger.com) at Dan Shanoff
... on Hiroki Kuroda (whom I gave up on in my fantasy league a month ago...d'oh!), on the amazingness of Mario Chalmers, and on why Josh Hamilton is the obvious pick to win the Home Run Derby. Here is a link to the full Sporting News column. Meanwhile, continuing last week's momentum for Stefan Fatsis' must-read new book, "A Few Seconds of Panic," KSK's Drew Magary weighs in with his review. -- D.S.

NFL Season Preview: Denver Broncos [NFL Season Previews]
Published 10 days ago by DAULERIO at Deadspin
... When the kid misses them, message boards will flood with comments about how the Broncos never should have let Jason Elam, a 15-year career Bronco (and future Hall of Famer—along with Matt Stover; suck, it Drew), leave as a free agent. When, as he did in practice a few weeks ago, Prater makes a ...

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Williamson: Opportunity knocking for Broncos' Torain

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John Elway Gives Obama Advice on Speechifying at Elevated Altitudes

che422 posted 7/8/2008 from www.sportsmansdaily.com

Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama will make his acceptance speech on August 28, 2008 at Invesco Field at Mile High, home of the NFL’s Denver Broncos. With less air to breathe, Obama is advised to avoid lengthy rhetorical flights and sudden bursts of oxygen-depleting enthusiasm.
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Mailbag: Too many cooks in kitchen? - The Denver Post

The Mile High Report found this 7/8/2008 on www.denverpost.com

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