Debating whether I need to subscribe to both the Economist and NYT. The Economist Espresso has been a staple for me and I feel they do a better job distilling information cleanly and quickly. But the coverage of NYT probably aligns a little more with what I want to read…

✖︎ Perpetual ✖︎ Systemic ✖︎ Epidemic ✖︎

The Athletic has a Wizards podcast and five Warriors podcasts, but no Bulls podcast. 🧐

🏀 NBA All-Star Votes

I wish there was a way to subscribe to writers the same way you can use RSS. Obviously twitter gets you the closest, but usually a whole lot more than just the articles they’ve written. It would be awesome if every time Danny Chau or Wesley Morris published a piece I’d know.

Planning out my third home brew, first all-grain.

This is ridiculous. I watched last night and Adams clearly hooked Carter’s arm during the jump ball. Foul was still called on Carter, challenged, and then confirmed as a foul on Carter! I’d show you the video, but the link on the site only shows the play leading up to the jump ball. Aaaand no comment on the contact here, only that the “challenge was deemed unsuccessful” This is the first time I’ve ever looked at these two minute reports and it seems useless if this is how they handle a coaches challenge.

I haven’t actually felt like sitting down and writing something in a really long time. It’s a bit sad. Luckily, I can still use this place for quick thoughts, but I really want to figure out how to work some writing back into my life.

And Denzel can score! He can play D for shit… but the man can score.

Kris Dunn would start for the Lakers or the Bucks… just sayin’…

I’m still waiting for the Apple bundle…

I’ve found myself trying to juggle way too many interests outside of work. Keeping up with basketball and soccer, learning how to and brewing beer, keeping up with the news and podcasts, reading books, comics, and magazines, watching movies and tv shows. Something has to give.