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Quote of the Day: Some meta-bloggy things - NBCSports.com

Quote of the Day: Some meta-bloggy things NBCSports.com Fact is, he's emotional. People try to slam him (with some homophobia implied, I believe) by calling him “excitable”, but he's basically an emotional writer. A blog updated every 20 minutes or so can only reveal a blogger's human gyrations in the kind ...

Live blog: Rangers beat Caps 2-1 in Game 7 - USA TODAY (blog)

USA TODAY (blog)

Live blog: Rangers beat Caps 2-1 in Game 7 USA TODAY (blog) Game 7 facts and figures. The Rangers are 4-0 in Game 7's at Madison Square Garden. They won two memorable Game 7's at home during their 1994 Stanley Cup run, beating the New Jersey Devils 2-1 in double-overtime of the conference finals and topping the ... and more »

'Hey Girl, it's Paul Ryan' explained - Washington Post (blog)

'Hey Girl, it's Paul Ryan' explained Washington Post (blog) (For the unaware, Tumblr is a blogging platform that allows users to seamlessly display photos, videos and text in an easy-to-use format. Also for the unaware: “Cute nerd” is a look that does well in Washington.) Emily Zanotti, a self-described ... and more »

The One Key Trait for Successful Entrepreneurs: A Tolerance for Ambiguity - Forbes

The One Key Trait for Successful Entrepreneurs: A Tolerance for Ambiguity Forbes After a business success, we often carefully choose and arrange the facts so that we are the hero of the tale. (If you doubt this is true, just ask me about any of my business successes.) Usually, the story goes something like this: “I came up with an ... and more »

Rand Paul Says He Didn't Think Obama's Views 'Could Get Any Gayer' - ABC News (blog)

ABC News (blog)

Rand Paul Says He Didn't Think Obama's Views 'Could Get Any Gayer' ABC News (blog) Apparently journalistic integrity isn't considered necessary when merely blogging. If you find it relevant, I'm gay. 2012 Obama's stance on gay marriage has “evolved” into acceptance based on his Christian faith. In 2004 his position on gay marriage ... and more »