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This week I was happily invited to join some other Colorado-based bloggers for a few adult snacks, refreshments and the opportunity to build a basket of goodies to take home. It was a great evening, put on by Glade's parent company, S. C. Johnson's wonderful PR team from Edelman in Chicago, to promote their Sense & Spray product.
This event demonstrated Edelman actively identifies good people for brands to work with, and can put together an event that suits all parties. Edelman has fantastic staff, for a start. The company also teamed with social media expert, Ann-Marie Nichols, to ensure they are hitting the right targets.
If you ask me, Ann-Marie and Edelman are smart operators. After meeting/catching up with them on the evening, my belief is that the bloggers were hand-picked to represent ethical, good quality content providers who actively engage with their readers. Women who are authentic. At a time when companies are seeking out mommybloggers more than ever, there are now bloggers who do nothing more than run around the USA for the opening of every envelope. Smart companies, like Glade and Edelman, see beyond what I'll call "the usual suspects." (Yes, I'm biased. I was invited.)
Edelman's staff were well equipped with plenty of information for us to take home in the best format – a USB drive. The activity of putting together our basket of goodies allowed us to chat about the product informally, and we also had fun coming up with possible names for a new Glade scent. (Yes, someone said Bacon. I said Aussie Bush. Ambiguity FTW.) I was so lucky to have Jen Goode so kindly say yes to drawing by freehand (magic marker) one of her lovely penguins on my mug.
It has pride of place on my desk and reminds me how special women entrepreneurs like her are. I have always loved Jen's designs and you can check the penguin ones out on her blog, and buy a whole range of stuff featuring them. She also does other designs too. She's an amazingly talented woman in so many areas. I feel so lucky to have actually met her too now.
The event was a great success for Glade. The bloggers discussed myriad issues beyond and including the product, and we all came away feeling positive – and that associated value rubs off. Edelman gets it.
But the goal kick for me was the extra mile Edelman went for me. Here's the thing:
We were all offered a basket to give away on our blog. Awesome. However, I asked if it would be okay for me to give it away to anyone, anywhere – given some of my readership is in Australia. Glade is a global brand, but I completely said I understand if that's not okay. I just needed to be clear on my blog. On the spot, the Edelman ladies said "Absolutely, we will make it work. We will send the basket to anyone who wins." So I'm stoked. I love that foresight and appreciation of my needs.
And I'm excited to give away this lovely basket of goodies to you, even if you're an AUSSIE!
The basket contains a snuggly IKEA blanket/picnic rug, Swiss Miss mix with mini marshmallows, eye cover, ceramic mug and some permanent markers to decorate it with, and the wonderful new Glade Sense & Spray plus a refill that we have had now in our bathroom for a few days. It smells great and with the refills costing under $4 each (USD), and them lasting about a month each, even graduate students and startups can afford it (ahem).
To enter is easy – Leave a comment below with your recommendation for a new scent for Glade, focused on Australia. It can be funny or serious. The winner will be picked by Harry and Charlie on Wednesday and I'll contact you via Twitter/email (make sure you leave contact details). I'll also announce the winner on the blog. Go for it!


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Let me begin with what looks like a joke. According to a Bourbaki member, the following conversation occurred during a meeting dedicated to polishing the but-last version of an Algebra Bourbaki volume:
(a Bourbaki member) Why not state explicitly that the coefficients of cyclotomic polynomials are $0,\pm 1$ ?
(another member) Because it's false.
Here is what I am aware: if $n$ has at most two distinct odd prime factors, then the coefficients of $\Phi_n(X)$ are $0,\pm1$ (Migotti, 1883). In other words, this holds true for $n=2^mp^kq^\ell$, where $p,q$ are primes. On the other hand, it is false for $n=105=3\cdot5\cdot7$, because the coefficient of $X^7$ (or of $X^{41}$ as well) is $-2$.
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I had thought about doing this again this year, but held off for some reason. After listening to Wrigley Talk Friday this morning I thought I'd finally do it. WTF talks about Carlos Zambrano for awhile to begin the podcast and like Julie, Tim and Adam, I'm as confused as they are. I really do not know why Carlos Zambrano is held to a standard that no other Cubs player in memory has been or likely will be.
On Another Cubs Blog we wrote it about it frequently and finally realized that the hardest W for him to ever come by is going to be with the fans and media. In fact, he simply cannot win with the fans and media. It's not going to happen.
Some of this was talked about on the podcast, but I'll go over it briefly. Fans want players to run out every ground ball. Think about how many times you've heard announcers, journalists and fans criticize a player for not running out a ground ball. Zambrano runs them out as hard as he can and people complain. Fans want their players to love the city they play for. Zambrano loves the United States enough that he got his citizenship here and he loves Chicago. He absolutely loves the city, the fans, the atmosphere around the city. Everything. Fans ignore it. Fans want their players to be human beings and divulge some personal information. Zambrano does it all the time and fans tell him he needs to shut up. Fans want players to be good husbands and fathers. Zambrano, from everything we've ever read is. Fans criticize him for playing catch with his children in the park. Fans want players who care about winning. I've watched few players in my life who cared about winning as much as Zambrano does. Fans complain. Fans want players to show some emotion because if they don't, they're lazy. Zambrano shows as much emotion as we've seen and fans think it's a problem. Zambrano saved an infant from a burning apartment firefighters were too frightened to enter. Fans complained. The last one didn't happen of course, but if it ever did, the fans would complain. It doesn't matter what he does. Everything is wrong. Nothing is good enough. That's where these articles have come from.
The first article has a rundown of where Zambrano ranked among all starting pitchers and among all Cubs starting pitchers midway through the 2009 season. Last February I took another look at it and I'll now take a look at it again through the early part of the 2011 season.
The goal was to look at stats that the average person accepts and uses regularly. Advanced metrics are fantastic and far better, but you're not going to convince the average man by throwing weird acronyms at him. We will look at advanced metrics, but we're going to start with much simpler ones.
Wins is a pitching statistic that is mostly useless, but fans love them some wins. I used a cutoff of 1950 since pitchers prior to that finished many of the games they started. That was true in the 50s, 60s and even 70s, but I didn't want to break it down into just 20 or 25 years. Zambrano has won 118 games in his career between the ages of 20 and 30. Among 20-30 year olds since 1950 only 65 pitchers have won more games than Zambrano over those years. Many of those pitchers were from the 50s and 60s. Since 1980 only 22 have won more games than Zambrano between those ages.
Not only has Z won a lot of games, he hasn't lost that many. His career winning percentage is .615. Since 1901 only 54 starting pitchers with 1000 or more innings pitched in their careers have a higher winning percentage than Zambrano. That's nearly the entire history of the game.
Wins among starting pitchers for the Cubs since 1980 (ages 20-30) has Z at the top (23 more wins than Maddux). That 46 more wins than the pitcher in 3rd (Kerry Wood), 58 more than Steve Trachsel (4th), and 71 more than Frank Castillo who sits 5th. There's not even a Cubs pitcher who is even close to Zambrano in wins from the same age that Zambrano has been since 1980. Since 1950, Fergie is at the top by a wide margin, but Zambrano is 2nd. Since 1901, only Fergie Jenkins and Ed Reulback have more wins for the Cubs than Zambrano does (age 20-30 seasons). Since 1876, Zambrano ranks 16th in wins for the Cubs and his career isn't over. As much as fans say they like wins, it's hard to argue with someone who has put together more wins for the Cubs than all but 15 pitchers in its entire history.
Z's .615 career winning percentage ranks 9th on the Cubs all time among starting pitchers. The latest year one in front of him began his career was 1906. Nobody that began their career after 1906 has a higher career winning percentage (among starters of course) than Carlos freaking Zambrano.
Fans like wins. Fans still complain about Zambrano even though they've not seen anybody with a higher winning percentage for the Cubs.
ERA is still a stat many fans like. ERA is relatively useless when trying to compare one era to another, but ERA+ can do that. Since 1950 Carlos Zambrano's 126 ERA+ ranks 18th among pitchers who started at least 60% of their appearances and threw 1000 or more innings in their career (equivalent of about 5 full seasons these days). 18th! He trails Kevin Brown, Matt Cain and Tim Hudson by 1. He's tied with Bret Saberhagen, Sal Magile, and Jim Palmer. He's 1 ahead of John Smoltz and John Tudor and 2 ahead of CC Sabathia.
Since 1901 (same parameters as above), he ranks 37th. ERA isn't a great stat at all to evaluate pitching, but the fans love it. Only 36 pitchers since 1901 have a higher ERA+. He ranks 43rd if we go all the way back to 1876. Think about that a moment. Have you ever done anything in your life that ranks as the 43rd highest in over 130 years? Me neither. It is important to note that Zambrano's career is not over and players get worse as they age so his numbers are likely to go down, but so far that's where he ranks all-time.
Among Cubs pitchers (60% starts, 1000 or more innings) in the the entire history of the organization, only the following players have a higher ERA+ than Z's 126: Mordecai Brown (153), John Clarkson (151), Jack Pfiester (139), Orval Overall (135), Lon Warneke (131), Pete Alexander (131), Cark Griffith (129) and Larry Corcoran (128). Only one of them started their career after 1906. That was Lon Warneke who began his career in 1930. Think about that one for a moment. No player who began his career with the Cubs in 80 years has a better ERA+ than Carlos freaking Zambrano!
Fans like ERA. They still complain about Zambrano.
People say Z is too inconsistent. Game Score is a relatively simple formula that has been around for awhile thanks to Bill James. It measures how well one does in each start by assigning a singular number to it. Z's average game score in his career is 55. Since 1950, that's tied for 63rd with Dan Haren, Tim Hudson, CC Sabathia, Justin Verlander, Mike Mussina, Dwight Gooden, Dave Steib, Phil Neikro and several others. Game score only goes back to 1919, but Zambrano sits in the same spot if we go back that far. Among Cubs starting pitchers with 1000 or more innings, only Fergie Jenkins and Kerry Wood have a better average game score. That's it.
Similar to the above, we can use quality start percentage (QS%) to also see how consistent a pitcher was. It's far from perfect, but no stat is (especially the traditional ones). Since 1950 he's 54th. He ranks right behind Nolan Ryan and ahead of John Smoltz. He ranks 51st if we go back to 1919 (as far back as they have the stat). Only 50 pitchers have had a higher percentage of their starts be quality starts. Among Cubs players since 1919, only Bill Hands (.634), Fergie Jenkins (.628) and Kerry Wood (.624) have a higher QS% than Zambrano.
Moving on to some of the advanced metrics. Since 1950 (60% starts, 1000 innings), Z's 31.1 WAR ranks 37th among for players through the age of 29 (Zambrano turns 30 later this season). Only 36 starting pitchers since 1950 have been better than Zambrano through the age 29 season. Since 1901 he ranks 53rd and in the entire history of baseball only 79 were more valuable than Zambrano. Since 1950, only Fergie Jenkins and Rick Reuschel were more valuable Cubs pitchers (same parameters) than Zambrano. He's also 3rd most valuable since 1901 and since 1876 he's 5th (John Clarkson 2nd, Clark Griffith 4th).
Among all pitchers since 1950 (60% starts, 1000 or more innings), Z's 31.1 WAR ranks 99th. WAR is a counting stat so it will continue to rise. Since 1901 he ranks 164th and 197th in the entire history of the game. Think about that one for a moment too. In the entire history of baseball, more than 130 years, not even 200 have been better than Carlos Zambrano. So far. There are hundreds of pitchers each and every season.
Since 1950, no age limit, only 4 Cubs starting pitchers have been more valuable than Zambrano. Only 7 have been since 1901 and he ranks 11th since 1876. Bill Hutchinson, Clark Griffitch and John Clarkson all pitches in the 1880s when baseball was such a different game than it is today. They're just ahead of Zambrano. How many people who attended a Cubs game this season saw those guys pitch? How many of them saw Mordecai Brown, Pete Alexander or Hippo Vaughn pitch? For that matter, how many of them even saw Bob Rush, Fergie Jenkins or Rick Reuschel pitch? There are only 3 pitchers on the list above Zambrano that I saw: Jenkins, Reuschel and Maddux. I was -2 years old when Reuschel began his Cubs career and -6 when Jenkins did. Each had long enough careers that I remember watching them when I was a child. Maddux is still my favorite player ever and I remember not only his Cubs days well, but also his days in a Braves uniform. It would be silly to sit here and say Zambrano is as good as Maddux, because it's not even close, but in a Cubs uniform he wasn't much less valuable.
Everything above is where Zambrano ranks in various eras and various statistics. I didn't cherry pick any of them. I looked for some stats that I know the average fan still loves. I looked for stats that fans have specifically criticized Zambrano for.


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Stratus adds Hyper-V virt to fault tolerant servers
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While server virtualisation and live migration give customers flexibility and a certain amount of disaster recovery and high availability, some customers - particularly in financial services and healthcare - still need fault tolerance. And that is why Stratus Technologies still exists.
This is also why the company must support popular x64 hypervisors as well as Windows and Linux operating systems on its ftServer lineup.
Stratus added support for VMware's GSX Server type 2 (or hosted) hypervisor atop Windows or Linux running on its ftServer fully redundant and lockstepped two-socket x64 servers, and in December 2008 added support for the bare-metal ESX Server 3.02 hypervisor. Stratus jumped the ESX 3.5 release but added support for the ESX Server 4.0 hypervisor late last year.
Denny Lane, director of product and marketing management at Stratus, says that the company has the latest ESX Server 4.1 hypervisor support running in the labs, but may wait until the next dot release comes out from VMware. The next dot release is expected next summer, ahead of VMworld, if past trends are any indication of future product releases (VMware hasn't said.)
Back at the end of 2008, Stratus was expecting to get Microsoft's Hyper-V bare-metal hypervisor running on the ftServers perhaps by the end of 2009. A lot depended on when Microsoft got the R2 update of Hyper-V and its related Windows Server 2008 out the door. But it took a bit longer than expected for R2 to get into the field, and Stratus always has a lag in time between when any new piece of software comes out and when it can offer support for it, since it is guaranteeing six nines of availability on its ftServer machines. The software really does have to be ready for primetime before Stratus will allow it onto the box.
While ESX Server is by far the hypervisor of choice for large enterprises on their x64 iron, Microsoft's Hyper-V is gaining traction among small and medium businesses. "The way we read the tea leaves, Microsoft has a very good chance in the SMB space," says Lane. This is why the company has been itching to get support for Hyper-V R2 onto the ftServers.
Stratus is not particularly keen on Red Hat's open source KVM hypervisor at the moment for its ftServers - mainly because customers are not yet asking for it. As for XenServer from Citrix Systems, Stratus has embraced this other open source hypervisor for its Avance clustering technology for virtualised servers (which runs on any normal x64 boxes and which does not require ftServer-style hardware lockstepping). But Lane says there are no plans to support XenServer on the ftServer line at this time.
The reason why Stratus thinks it has a fighting chance with the ftServers is that fault-tolerance clustering is less complicated than the clustering that Microsoft wants Hyper-V shops to deploy. (The same technical and economic arguments apply to ESX Server, too.) If you use Hyper-V, you need to buy two physical servers, two Fibre Channel switches to shared SAN storage, and put into a dedicated network for failover between the two server nodes so applications and their hypervisors can fail over and recover to the backup box. You need to buy Systems Center with virtualisation plug-ins to manage the whole shebang. If you buy the VMware stack, you need to put ESX Server and whatever vSphere add-ons you like on the two boxes, and then buy a vCenter Server management console. All of this costs money, which is bad, but also requires expertise in HA clustering and failover checking.
Stratus thinks that shops that have serious uptime needs but that don't want to deal with clustering will prefer hardware-based fault tolerance. Under this scheme, you buy two mirrored servers and pay a hefty premium for the fault tolerant lockstepping technology. But you manage the dual-machine as if it was a single, standalone machine and you can still use Hyper-V or ESX Server as a container for virtualising software workloads and driving up system utilisation. (And you can also add live migration and snapshotting for another layer of protection if that suits you.) The good news with Hyper-V is that the hypervisor is part of the Windows Server 2008 R2 license, unlike ESX Server, which has a freebie version but which costs from hundreds to thousands of dollars per box depending on the features you want.
The fault tolerant server approach does not require a shared storage area network, either. You can use the mirrored storage in the two-socket servers. If you need more space than that, Stratus also sells a ftScalable storage array, which has mirrored controllers and caches, that packs a dozen 3.5-inch or two dozen 2.5-inch drives and Fibre Channel or SAS links back to the ftServers. Depending on the disk options, this ftScalable storage costs between $13,000 and $14,000. Stratus has been offering its own storage for three years, and now has about a 40 per cent attach rate these days for its external storage on its ftServer machines.
The Stratus fServer 6310: Looks just like the 2500 and 4500 on the outside.
In addition to the support for Hyper-V, Stratus is rolling out a new machine, the ftServer 6310, which has support for Intel's six-core X5670 processors running at 2.93 GHz. This machine, like the ftServer 6300 it replaces, is based on a two-socket machine that supports up to 96GB of main memory using 8GB memory sticks. (Lane says Stratus is waiting for 16GB sticks to come down in price before adding them into its systems.) The ftServer 6310 has four PCI-Express 2.0 slots and offers 10 Gigabit Ethernet links to the outside work through a riser card adapter. A configured ftServer 6310 will cost between $40,000 and $50,000, depending on configuration. Stratus sells less peppy boxes - the single-socket ftServer 2600 and the two-socket ftServer 4500, both based on Intel's earlier quad-core Xeon 5500 series chips - for customers who don't need this much oomph.
You may recall that Stratus was looking at a four-socket Xeon design a few years back, ahead of the Xeon 7500 launch, but for the workloads that Stratus is targeting, the company figured that the certification and testing costs that such a bigger box would require would not be supported profitably by the expected revenue streams from fatter machines. And thus the project was mothballed, according to Lane. With core counts growing fast in two-socket boxes, Stratus customers can get more performance this way in a fairly predictable fashion. It looks like about 50 per cent more x64 cores per generation in the past few years, although it is debatable how long Intel and Advanced Micro Devices can keep doing this. ®
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Peyton Manning finally pays for violating 'the old rule No. 1'
Tenets that fall into the "unwritten rules" category naturally lend themselves to being tested. After all, cardinal sins are actually worth documenting, right?
Perhaps that's why Peyton Manning (again) violated conventional wisdom Saturday before watching his Denver Broncos pay the ultimate price for his miscue in their 38-35 double overtime loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
First, flash back to Week 10, when Manning was mic'd up for NFL Network's Sound FX.
In the first quarter of a game at the Carolina Panthers, he rolled right out of the pocket, scanned the field, then threw across his body to longtime safety valve Brandon Stokley. A virtually uncovered Stokley jogged into the end zone untouched for a 10-yard TD.
"That's the old rule No. 1 you never do," Manning tells Stokley as they jog together off the field, knowing passers at every level of football are coached not to throw across their body back toward the middle of the field. "When you're in your 15th year, you kinda say, 'Who gives a (expletive)?'"
Nope, Brett Favre's not the only one who occasionally suffers from football hubris.
And there was Manning, throwing caution to the wind again yesterday on a play that looked eerily similar ... except that it was in overtime of a playoff game, Manning was operating from his own 38, and Baltimore's Corey Graham had much better coverage on Stokley than the Panthers did two months ago.
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"Bad throw. Probably the decision (wasn't) great either," Manning said afterward. "I thought I had an opening, and I didn't get enough on it, and I was trying to make a play and certainly a throw I'd like to have back."
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Our son is going to be an actor like his daddy. He has SO many faces. This is our new favorite.
We make the face, and he has learned to mimic it. The other day we were in a restaurant and Kyton was making this face to us. He noticed that in addition to Dylan and I laughing at him, many of the tables around us were also giving him attention. He loves the limelight.
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- Emily said...
Ha ha... He definitely made me laugh. Such a sweetie! :)
- October 4, 2012 at 4:42 PM
- Hootin' Anni said...
Oh my gosh....
The orange shirt...sweet.
The red hair...beautiful.....
The expressions.......PRICELESS!!!
- October 5, 2012 at 8:11 AM
- Katy said...
That's hilarious! And a great timing on the camera! :)
- October 5, 2012 at 10:37 AM
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at mummies arm little hearts are always the strongest .. he grews quick ..
- October 5, 2012 at 12:47 PM
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Oh my gosh! Those are AWESOME faces!!
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Joseph Brown, the titular jurist on the long-running syndicated legal show "Judge Joe Brown," was sentenced to five days in jail for contempt after yelling at a judge while representing a client during a child-support hearing in Tennessee, according to the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Ahemdabad ki chakkar
I was there at the invitation of the YPO's of Gujarat, to talk to them about the present scenario in India - politically, culturally , economically. It was a closed door meeting, so our exchanges took place in an environment of trust and confidence. One of the guys had organised an elaborate Maharahtrian feast in my honour, post-the event.I was really, really touched.... and overate, just to show my sincere appreciation. Puran Polis and Basundi?? Bliss! Masaley Bhaat, solachi kadi, Kolhapuri mutton, bhakris, varan... jhinga in coconut gravy, pandhara rasa chi komdi!What a treat. Earlier in the day, I had enjoyed a Gujju lunch at a friend's home, traditionally served in silver thalis. It was no small feat that I managed to make a pretty neat presentation after stuffing my face shamelessly! Mr. Mody has invited me back on the 30th for a full moon party in the desert , to celebrate the first day of Navratri. Alas, I have to be in Delhi... but I'm going to take him up on the invitation at a later date.
Ahemdabad is a transformed city. The State of Gujarat is booming. The mood is upbeat, as industrialists point out how there are no power cuts EVER! And that Mody's men are keen to attract even bigger investments despite the rather dismal economic story world wide. I mean.... who could have thought Lehman and Merryl Lynch would suffer such fates?
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Narendra Modi, yeh aadmi bahot confuse karta hai!
Defending the indefenseable is hard, yet I must also appreciate his efficient administration for being progressive and genuinely making a difference in Gujrat. Strange dichotomy no? Seemingly inefficient at some very particular times, very efficient the rest of the time.
I am confused about what to feel about him and his extremely shrewd ways. Are his feelings and widely reported stated actions towards communalism AMORAL, immoral or just merely politically expedient towards the larger vision that he sees. Big difference and one I cannot fathom. What is your take on it?
Perhaps the people of Gujrat now have no reason to try and fathom either. They say thier lives now are better than before, perhaps atleast for the majority. Sort of like Germany between the two wars? Watch this space sort of thing.... is it?
Your description of all the meals you ate there was wonderous. I am now mentally planning my Diwali menus and I shall borrow heavily from your descriptions to decide what my friends and family will eat! I think I will go all domestic and make my own sweets this year. Yay for me! Lets see how long this resolve lasts!
Navratri in the desert sounds pretty good. I cant wait to hear all about it!
Another Kiran in NYC
- September 16, 2008 at 6:29 PM
- ek-ladki-anjaani-si said...
I start with my usual anticipatory bail - I know only as much as I read/watch and I write as most as I feel.
There was this documentary I had seen, THE FINAL SOLUTION. Have you seen it De or Kiran? Gujarat and it's politicians ala' Modi are no different. Their Modus Operandi is for political gain, and nothing more. Yes, the masses are happy from progress et. al. but really isn't there always a calm after the storm as well?
De' did you speak to the common man of minority there? Considered going undercover and writing a book ever? Don't you feel sometimes people say things to you because they know who you are, what you do, so as not to "offend" you? If what you say is true, then Hail to the Chief... but is it? Yea, skeptic I am, but then after having heard from the Amhendavadis here in Chicago, who often visit relatives there, I wonder! What say you?
@ Kiran NYC - Wonderful movie it was, The Lives of others! I saw it only on your recommendation, and I still have hair standing on the back of my neck! I wonder, are you a follower of any Michael Moore movies? I absolutely love his skeptical sense of humor! P.S. I would like to order carryout from your Diwali feast. Something chocolate-ey please! Desi sweets are so anti-chocolate, I feel! What say you?
- September 16, 2008 at 8:57 PM
- Kris Bass said...
Maybe, it's time for me to change my views about Mr. Modi. I always thought of him as a bigot. My best friend was in Ahmedabad for 2 years and she never mentioned that it's so chic! ;)
- September 16, 2008 at 10:23 PM
- Harish said...
Giving the devil its due, Yes Narendra modi might be a perfect swear, but one cant deny that he is also a boon to gujarat. Whats important is that we respect the individual for his good deeds as much as we reprimand him for bad blood. Be it sallu, sanju or nandu...
And i appreciate you for having the maturity to look at the other side of the fence/
regarding the witting suspision, venting of hostility, and clumping of emotions, well, it might sound harsh.. but this is a worldwide phenomenon. and in future we would devlop devices to quantify hatred and not detect hatred.
modi date in desert...
wao... and you are going to dilli... ra ra ra.. what de.
now coming to 'your' section
Chuk De, what an apt title Sanju gave you... Hail Sanju!
- September 16, 2008 at 10:47 PM
- kaleidoscope said...
Dear De,
First, its super tragic to hear about the Lehman brothers story. I mean who could ever imagine waking up one fine morning to hear them go bankrupt. On a lighter note, I was laughing away watching the news clip on CNN that carried this story with 2 gay guys hugging, necking and consoling each other in the background. Of course the correspondent who was "breaking the news" didn't realize any of this happening. HA! The irony of the situation notwithstanding, I was simply loving it.
Second, on Ahmedabad. Again from my days at the School of Architecture (SA) there to now, the city has surely come a long way. But I quite liked it then when there were fewer barricades and more elephants on the road. This July when I visited the city after a long time, I was in for a climate shock. My SA and the campus is still beautiful but in the wake of all the hoopla, the city seemed a little too rustic - more people basking in the glory of Shining Gujarat but fewer people ready to be accountable for anything concrete.
Being an urbanist myself, I know this is a phase of intense urban stimulation and hence, the apparent chaos. After all, there is always a "method in the madness", and my research centers on its investigation.
- September 17, 2008 at 5:09 AM
- stylenuggets said...
This comment comes all the way from New Zealand. It's great to read your blogs- gives me another perspective rather than just reading the news online.
- September 17, 2008 at 5:58 AM
- sanju ayyar said...
Yes, contrary to what most of us think of Modi as someone playing the hindutva card for a big vote bank, the man has transformed. And so has Gujarat. And Ahmedabad. And Surat. And many other places. Pune faces about 6 hours of load shedding every day. The scenario in the hinterland of Maharashtra is even more appaling. I was in Guhagar a while back only to learn that they have just 9 hours of power, mostly during the night hours, that too.
Gujarat, I think, is the only state that continues to woo and attract investments left, right and centre. And speaking of the Centre, Modi is setting himself up to be the next PM candidate, provided BJP + Allies come to power. I dont know how good or bad they'll be, but in Modi they have a shrewd diplomat and a complete politician.
Ah! And as far as the food goes, just one question? Thalipeeth nhavti kaa?
;-) Thanks.
I seriously think De's love for food is phenomenal.
Chak De.
- September 17, 2008 at 11:18 AM
- Unknown said...
Modi has done for Gujrat what Buddhadev tried but could not for Kolkata.Yes,A'bad has changed and changed for the better.any society grows out of collective effort of citizens.Rome was not built in a day.patriotism is not about singing the National Anthem in the theatres but keeping the song alive in our heart. Mera Bharat mahan banana hoga.
- September 17, 2008 at 11:56 AM
- Shobhaa De said...
GUYS, i MAY NOT BE ALL THAT EXPRESSIVE WHEN IT COMES TO ARTICULATING MY DEEP APPRECIATION, BUT I CANNOT BEGIN TO TELL YOU HOW MUCH YOUR COMMENTS MATTER TO ME. I VALUE THEM GREATLY.... AND LOOK FORWARD TO SHARING ON SUBJECTS THAT CAN GO FROM FOOD, FASHION, TO POLITICS AND BUSINESS. SO, KEEP WRITING. KEEP SAYING IT LIKE IT IS.... LOVE YOU.
- September 17, 2008 at 12:17 PM
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- September 17, 2008 at 5:44 PM
Arrey wah Aham, aap ne toh tabbiyat kushal kar di! Phoolon, phalon aur app ke sau putra ho... etc etc etc.
Loved that image. I just printed it out and it will hang on my "to do" cork board!
Ladki, yes I have watched almost all of Michael Moore's films. He is a very funny guy who can be a thoughful or wicked by turns. I think his first movie about GM in Flint, Michigan was the very best. There is a sense of rawness and personal angst in it, that appeals to me emotionally. Which one did you like?
BTW, I saw Celine Dion at the Garden yesterday. She sings well, the show was spectacular, the production values were fantastic and I sat about 5 feet away from the stage with plenty to eat and drink and good friends around. I had a good time. Given all that, why do I still think all her songs sound the same and there is an element of shrill caterwauling involved? Am I just a Philistine or Aurangzeb? I hope not!
I saw George Michael just three weeks ago, same location, same high production values and show, same friends, same debauchery. He just sounded soooooo much better in comparison. Is it just me? Or do I just like Gay Men better than Gay Idols? Hehehehehe
Shobhaa (or am I supposed to call you De), sorry to hijak your blog and write my comments back to other commentors, but I dont have a public blog so cant use my own space to blabber away. I shall cease and desist and not use so much of your bandwidth!
Another Kiran in NYC
- September 17, 2008 at 7:24 PM
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- September 17, 2008 at 8:26 PM
Yes, very true.
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- September 17, 2008 at 8:33 PM
- ek-ladki-anjaani-si said...
Thanks Aham.' Sorry I missed you on chat, but after you read what I did, you will know why. Like Kiran I printed it out as well, but I went a step further! I actually made Gatte Kee Saag a few minutes ago. It's only 9:50 C.S.T and I am done with lunch. Yes, I am supposed to be "working" from home today... but who is looking?
Now close your eyes and imagine this... a sindhi born in Jaipur, migrates to US 25yrs ago who just made the traditional Rajasthani Gatte for her Malyalee husband... Yes that's me! Now, can you guess how it came out? Well, keep tuned folks, if hubby survives, I will post! ELSE, KIRAN INTERESTED?
That movie, Roger and Me was excellent. I agree that was his best, but I really liked Sicko too! Perhaps, because I see that more on a regular day basis. Celine, I did catch in Vegas last year. Man she is awesome, now George Michael, I dunno... was a fan of his long back in high school, but then gave up. I have reverted back from firang music to desi music somehow. Though any kind of Blues... and I am there!
- September 17, 2008 at 10:01 PM
- Parv Kaushik said...
why is English print and electronic media so much against narendra modiji??
so much so that his winning of recent elections was credited more to sonia gandhi's "merchant of death" remark than to his own work.
elite journos have to embrace the fact tht a silently youth brigade all around the country is marching under the modiji's leadership.
- September 18, 2008 at 8:15 PM
- Unknown said...
Dear De,
I guess we have to give the Devil his due. Modi seems a good Administrator and CEO, who thinks of the State and not himself.
He has his faults, ( he will have to answer to the Almighty)but now if the people are happy with the progress, they should assist in making the State an Example to the rest of the Country.
Most of our States have idiots who are not even capable of running a panchayat, leave alone the State itself.
They are so self centred that they could care a damn for the people.
Cannot imagine our Mumbai being the Financial Capital running out of Power (forget other miseries, like bad roads etc.)and the best part of it the Consumer, that is we have to shell out (pay) extra, not marginal, but exhorbitant hikes every other month for no fault of ours.
Our guys should make a trip to Gujarat, instead of travelling abroad to check on how they should conduct their duties.
- September 19, 2008 at 12:11 AM
your quaint marathi phrases leave me waiting for more!
its like i am talking to an old friend!
you may have gone places, but you do have your head firmly on your shoulders.
your digs at the "Hoi Polloi" are amusing, to say the least!
as for jaya, lets face it she was on a "aa baell mujhe maar' trip.
i feel there was a malicious intent behind the statement.
if anyone will suffer, it will be her son, her husband, and her dil.
i feel she is one bitter woman who is overshadowed by her husband.
maybe she can try "art of living"??
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115 | The Dave Gettleman Episode
The guys break down everything you need to know from the Dave Gettleman press conference and they go through every single Dave Gettleman signing, trade, & draft pick and assign grades to him.
January 2, 2020
114 | Pat Shurmur fired & Gettleman retained
The guys discuss everything from Shurmur being fired, Gettleman being retained. Mara & Tisch's pressers. They talk about candidates for head coach and give their top 5 wish list for the vacancy!
December 31, 2019
113 | Thank you!
The guys thank the listener's, give their predictions for Pat Shurmur & Dave Gettleman, discuss PFF, and also talk about the upcoming Eagles game!
December 27, 2019
112 | Giants 41 Redskins 35
Daniel Jones is back and he threw 5 TD's on these hatin' ass jessies. The guys discuss his big day, Saquon, the struggling D plus Pat Shurmur's presser. We also address the PFF epidemic
December 23, 2019
111 | Redskins Preview
The guys break down what they expect from the 2019 Tank Bowl. Highlight the Jones v. Haskins matchup, and who will make plays for both teams. They also give their Giant Factors and predictions
December 20, 2019
110 | Mailbag & Gettleman rumors
The guys discuss the latest Gettleman rumors, Evan Engram going to IR, clean up some of the Dolphins win and answer Mailbag questions.
December 18, 2019
109 | Giants 36 Dolphins 20
The Giants won a damn game! Eli Manning gets what seems like a proper sendoff in a convincing win in MetLife. Bobby was in the stadium and the guys recap everything plus Bobby's trip to NYC
December 16, 2019
108 | Weird in New York
Bobby is in the Bronx and the guys discuss his time in NY so far, Janoris Jenkins, Eli, Daniel Jones and a tweet from Incarcerated Bob. Let's get weird
December 13, 2019
107 | Eagles 23 Giants 17
Eli Manning returned and the Giants lost in overtime
December 10, 2019
106 | Eagles MNF Preview w/ Michael Kist
The guys discuss Eli Manning being back as the Giants starter and what it means for MNF. Michael Kist of Bleeding Green joins the show to give some Eagles insight and the guys finish off with Giant Factors and game predictions. ELI IS BACK!!! #OneLastRide
December 6, 2019
105 | Packers Cleanup, Ron Rivera & Mailbag
The guys talk about Steve Tisch comments, clean up the Packers game, Ron Rivera and answer Mailbag questions
December 4, 2019
104 | Packers 31 Giants 13
The guys discuss the Giants 8th straight loss, Daniel Jones ankle and his struggles, and what went wrong. They discuss Janoris Jenkins comments, the coaching situation and more.
December 2, 2019
103 | Bears Film Cleanup & Mailbag
The guys discuss the latest and injuries to Jabrill Peppers and Golden Tate. They cleanup some things they saw on the All 22 film and answer Mailbag questions
November 27, 2019
102 | Bears 19 Giants 14
The guys talk through a frustrating 7 straight losses from the Giants including blame for Shurmur, Rosas, and more. They bring some perspective and some bright spots from the game and finish it off with some weird off topic situations
November 25, 2019
101 | Bears Preview w/ Robert Schmitz
The guys discuss the current Giants injuries and what they expect from the Bears matchup. Robert Schmitz of Windy City Gridiron joins the show to break down what to expect from the Bears and how to play against Mitchell Trubisky. The guys finish off with their Giant Factors and Predictions.
November 21, 2019
100 | Roundtable w/ Bleeding Blue
The guys sit at a table that is round and discuss the Giants at the bye week with Justin Penik & David Powis of Bleeding Blue.
November 18, 2019
99 | Jets Cleanup & Mailbag
The guys discuss the recent injuries, Scott Simonson, clean up everything from the Jets game and answer Mailbag questions!
November 14, 2019
98 | Jets 34 Giants 27
The guys spend a lot of time on Pat Shurmur with a lot of criticism, perspective and even Danny calling for his firing. They discuss Saquon and his injury, Daniel Jones, Bettcher & the D plus more!
November 11, 2019
97 | Cowboys Cleanup, Jets Preview, & Mailbag
The guys clean up the Cowboys game after watching the All22 film, answer Mailbag questions and preview the MetLife Bowl
November 8, 2019
96 | Cowboys 37 Giants 18
The guys break down a frustrating MNF loss to the Cowboys. Whatever.
November 5, 2019
95 | MNF Cowboys Preview
The guys break down and give all their expectations for the Monday Night Football showdown with the Dallas Cowboys plus name their Giant Factors!
November 1, 2019
94 | Trade Deadline & Mailbag
The guys breakdown the trade deadline with the Giants trading for Leonard Williams and all the angles on the move plus the Giants not trading any players away. They finish off with your Mailbag questions!
October 30, 2019
93 | Lions 31 Giants 26
The guys recap the Giants loss in Detroit. They talk about the refs, Daniel Jones good & bad, Shurmur decision making, Bettcher aggravations, Janoris Jenkins players only meeting, and more!
October 27, 2019
92 | Lions Preview
The guys talk about what to expect from the Lions, how the Giants attack them and give their Giant Factors!
October 25, 2019
91 | Cardinals Cleanup, Buccannon, & Mailbag
The guys talk about the Giants signing Deone Buccannon, do film cleanup of the Cardinal game, answer Mailbag questions & fire off a rare amount of hot takes.
October 23, 2019
90 | Cardinals 27 Giants 21
The guys have a long conversation about Pat Shurmur with some ranting mixed in. They talk about why Daniel Jones was bad on multiple levels, what led to 8 sacks, & James Bettcher needing to change.
October 21, 2019
89 | Cardinals Preview
The guys break down the Cardinals and give their expectations for the Giants in week 7 and the meaning of Kyler v. Danny Dimes
October 18, 2019
88 | Saquon, signings & Mailbag
The guys talk about Saquon's probable return, other injuries, signings of Buck Allen & Bennie Fowler plus Nate Stupar being cut. They finish off with Mailbag questions about the trade deadline, Daniel Jones INT's and more!
October 16, 2019
87 | Patriots 35 Giants 14
The guys discuss an emotional Thursday night game from Pat Shurmur's decision making, Daniel Jones worse start, the defense looking like a bright spot and more!
October 11, 2019
86 | Patriots Preview
The guys discuss all the Giants injuries, clean up the Vikings game and preview the Patriots game
October 10, 2019
85 | Vikings 28 Giants 10
The guys break down a sloppy loss to the Vikings from Daniel Jones, the playcalling to who needs to go.
October 6, 2019
84 | Week 5 Vikings Preview
The guys break down everything you need to know and what to expect from the Vikings matchup in week 5
October 4, 2019
83 | Redskins Film Cleanup & Mailbag
The guys talk about the recent Giants transactions, clean up the Redskins game and answer all your Mailbag questions!
October 2, 2019
82 | Giants 24 Redskins 3
The guys talk all about the Giants week 4 victory over Washington from Daniel Jones, Ryan Connelly's injuries and all of the Dwayne Haskins interceptions.
September 30, 2019
81 | Week 4 Redskins Preview
The guys break down what the Giants need to do to get a victory against the Washington Redskins
September 27, 2019
80 | Bucs Film Cleanup & Mailbag
Bobby & Danny discuss the injuries to Saquon, Ogletree & Davis plus their replacements. They review some Daniel Jones and talk about who looked good and bad on defense after watching the All22. They finish off with some Mailbag questions plus a way to win a free Danny Dimes shirt!
September 25, 2019
79 | Giants 32 Bucs 31
Bobby & Danny recap a wild game with the debut of Daniel Jones, a missed kick, and A LOT more!
September 23, 2019
78 | Week 3 Bucs Preview
The guys break down all you'll need to know going into the Giants-Bucs Week 3 Matchup and get you ready for the Daniel Jones era.
September 20, 2019
77 | Daniel Jones Starting & Thank You Eli
The guys discuss Daniel Jones starting and share memories of Eli Manning and what he means to them. They also read your favorite memories from Eli Manning.
September 18, 2019
76 | Bills 28 Giants 14
Bobby & Danny start the show expressing why Daniel Jones needs to start now. They talk about the offense as a whole, who was to blame for the defense and Janoris Jenkins comments
September 16, 2019
75 | Week 2 Bills Preview
Bobby & Danny Preview everything you need to know about Week 2, roast the Bills, & name their Giant Factors
September 13, 2019
74 | Cowboys Cleanup & Mailbag
Bobby & Danny discuss injuries including Sterling Shepard, the Tuzar Skipper signing and then do a film clean up of the Cowboys game. Some guys who played better and worse than we thought plus the Giants coaching. They finish off with Mailbag questions
September 11, 2019
73 | Cowboys 35 Giants 17
Bobby & Danny discuss a pitiful week 1 performance from the Giants in Dallas. They recap the offensive problems and find its bright spots, the pitiful defense and discuss the QB situation.
September 9, 2019
72 | Cowboys Week 1 Preview
Bobby & Danny Preview the week 1 Giants @ Cowboys matchup by going through individual battles, schemes and who will be the X Factor and more!
September 6, 2019
71 | Roster cuts, waiver wire & B.J. Goodson trade
The guys record and episode in the middle of Hurricane Dorian and it's not their best. Just keeping it real
September 2, 2019
70 | Giants 31 Patriots 29
The Giants are preseason champs! The guys break down the walk off win, Injuries, Daniel Jones, and all the roster spot battles after a Giant victory!
August 30, 2019
69 | Eli Manning | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny save Eli Manning for last and go deep into who Eli Manning is at this point and what they expect in 2019 plus get a bit sentimental
August 29, 2019
68 | Lorenzo Carter & Nick Gates | Player Profiles & Projections
The guys break down and give you everything you need to know about Lorenzo Carter & Nick Gates and what to expect in 2019
August 28, 2019
67 | Mike Remmers & Dexter Lawrence | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny go in depth on the tow hog mollies of Mike Remmers & Dexter Lawrence and let you know what to expect out of both!
August 27, 2019
66 | Bengals Film Cleanup & Mailbag
Bobby & Danny give their thoughts on the Bengals game after watching the film and detail the offensive line. They also answer Mailbag questions with a wide variety of questions
August 26, 2019
65 | Giants 25 Bengals 23
Bobby & Danny recap all of the Giants preseason victory over the Bengals from the Quarterbacks to the defense!
August 23, 2019
64 | War w/ Baker Mayfield & Daniel Jones Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny go in on the idiots that are Baker Mayfield & OBJ plus the scum town of Cleveland. They also profile Daniel Jones the GOAT
August 21, 2019
63 | Kevin Zeitler & Tae Davis | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny go into detail on Kevin Zeitler & Tae Davis and what they expect out of them in 2019
August 20, 2019
62 | Giants 32 Bears 13
Bobby & Danny break down all of the Preseason Week 2 game from the O-Line, the QB's and every other position plus some Mailbag questions
August 19, 2019
61 | Cody Latimer & Deandre Baker | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny break down Cody Latimer & Deandre Baker and what they expect in 2019
August 16, 2019
60 | Golden Tate, Bears Preview, Mara & Pat Ragazzo Interview
Bobby & Danny discuss Golden Tate's suspension, Scott Simonson's book keeping, John Mara's comments, and preview the Bears preseason game. They also are joined for an interview with Pat Ragazzo
August 15, 2019
59 | Will Hernandez & Markus Golden | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny give you everything you need to know about Will Hernandez & Markus Golden and what they expect in 2019
August 14, 2019
58 | Jets film cleanup, Media dummies, & Mailbag
The guys do some film clean up on Daniel Jones, the Line and others. They talk about the media being stuck with dumb takes and answer Mailbag questions
August 13, 2019
57 | Jabril Peppers & Scott Simonson | Player Profiles & Projections
We break down everything you need to know about Jabril Peppers & Scott Simonson and what they expect in 2019
August 12, 2019
56 | Giants 31 Jets 22 & Interview w/ Kevin Boilard
Bobby & Danny discuss and break down a wild preseason game and Daniel Jones' perfect game. They also interview NFL Analyst Kevin Boilard of 24/7 Sports!
August 9, 2019
55 | Evan Engram & Michael Thomas | Player Profiles & Projections
The guys break down everything you need to know about Evan Engram & Michael Thomas and what they expect out of them in 2019
August 8, 2019
54 | Janoris Jenkins & C.J. Conrad | Player Profiles & Projections
The guys give you everything you need to know about Janoris Jenkins & C.J. Conrad and what they expect out of them in 2019.
August 7, 2019
53 | Jets Preseason Preview & Rob of EverythingNYG Interview
Bobby & Danny discuss the Giants use of Sterling Shepard in practice, the signings of Terrance Fede & Joey Alfieri, and preview what guys they are watching in the first preseason game. Rob of EverythingNYG then joins the show to talk about his view of the Giants going forward.
August 6, 2019
52 | Saquon Barkley & Ryan Connelly | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny give you everything you need to know about Saquon Barkley & Ryan Connelly and what they expect for 2019
August 5, 2019
51 | Training Camp, Injuries, & Mailbag
Bobby & Danny discuss the past few days of Giants camp, Grant Haley & B.J. Goodson's possible injuries and answer Mailbag questions
August 1, 2019
50 | Alec Ogletree & Wayne Gallman | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny detail and break down Alec Ogletree & Wayne Gallman and give you their 2019 Expectations for both players.
August 1, 2019
49 | Golden Tate & Julian Love | Player Profiles & Projections
The guys break down everything you need to know and give their predictions for Golden Tate & Julian Love
July 31, 2019
48 | Rhett Ellison & Antoine Bethea | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny break down everything you need to know about Rhett Ellison & Antonio Bethea and give their expectations for both players.
July 30, 2019
47 | Tate suspended, Injuries & John Fennelly Interview (Giants Wire)
Bobby & Danny discuss the Golden Tate suspension, Corey Coleman's injury and every other injury. They also talk about who needs to step up like TJ Jones. They finish off with an interview with John Fennelly who writes for Giants Wire & Giant Insider as well as hosting the Giants Guys Podcast.
July 28, 2019
46 | Training Camp begins & Sterling Shepard injured
Training Camp has begun and Sterling Shepard fractured his thumb. The guys discuss the options with Shepard's injury, roster moves including Eric Dungey being cut, Julian Love playing Safety, and Daniel Jones slow start
July 26, 2019
45 | Nate Solder & R.J. McIntosh | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny give a profile on LT Nate Solder & DT R.J. McIntosh and project what they expect out of them in 2019.
July 25, 2019
44 | B.J. Hill & Jon Halapio | Player Profiles & Projections
Bobby & Danny give a profile on B.J. Hill & Jon Halapio and project what they expect out of them in 2019.
July 24, 2019
43 | Camp Battles & Tre Boston
Bobby & Danny discuss the possibilities of the Giants signing Tre Boston or Jonathan Cyprien and who they would prefer. They also preview every camp battle and answer Mailbag questions.
July 23, 2019
42 | Sterling Shepard & Grant Haley | Profile & Projection
Bobby & Danny give a profile on Sterling Shepard & Grant Haley and project what they expect out of them in 2019.
July 22, 2019
41 | Justin Penik & Baker Mayfield is dumb
Bobby & Danny discuss Baker Mayfield and his dumb comments about Giants fans. They bring on Justin Penik of the Bleeding Blue Podcast to talk 2019 projections.
July 19, 2019
40 | Kamrin Moore arrested, 18 games & Mailbag
Bobby & Danny give their takes on Kamrin Moore's domestic violence arrest, the 18 game proposal, Red Jerseys plus answer mail questions
July 16, 2019
39 | Mailbag & We're Back
Bobby & Danny recap all that has happened in the Giants world in the past two weeks plus Bobby explains how he almost died. They finish off with Mailbag questions!
July 12, 2019
Special Edition Mail Bag
Bobby & Danny answer questions like what Giants players role would be at a BBQ, if they'd wear an Eagles jersey and questions about the future of the show.
July 1, 2019
Rich Seubert Interview
Bobby interviews former Giants and Super Bowl Champion Rich Seubert
July 1, 2019
Brandon Jacobs Interview
Bobby interviews New York Giants legend and 2x Super Bowl Champion Brandon Jacobs to talk about his career.
July 1, 2019
38 | Mailbag Questions & Daniel Jones talk
Bobby & Danny answer Mailbag questions about if they would've traded for Josh Rosen and other Giants topics such as Daniel Jones posting on Instagram
June 28, 2019
37 | Dan Schneier + OBJ stuff
Bobby & Danny give their thoughts on the latest Odell Beckham Jr. dig at the Giants and why it's silly. They welcome on Dan Schneier of 24/7 and CBS Sports to talk Eli, Daniel Jones and the Giants offense. They finish off with Mailbag questions
June 24, 2019
36 | Dan Duggan & Daniel Jones booing?
Bobby & Danny discuss Daniel Jones being booed by Yankee fans, their training camp plans and then welcome on Dan Duggan of the Athletic to talk about the Giants position battles and more. They finish off with Mailbag questions
June 21, 2019
35 | Rocking the Dead Time
Bobby & Danny Tackle the dead time by talking all things Giants from 2020 Free Agency to bombing grandmas house
June 18, 2019
34 | End of the Offseason Practices
Bobby & Danny recap the end of Giants OTA's and answer Mailbag questions
June 14, 2019
33 | OTA's & Shurmur opens up a QB Battle
Pat Shurmur has seemed to open up a QB battle and the guys explain how Daniel Jones could start week 1. They also discuss Darius Slayton, the Oline and answer Mailbag questions!
June 12, 2019
32 | Mini Camp Conclusion
Bobby & Danny discuss the conclusion of mini camp, Daniel Jones playing well, and all the press conferences. They also answer Mailbag questions!
June 7, 2019
31 | Mini Camp
Day 1 of mandatory Mini Camp is over and Bobby and Danny recap everything that happened including Daniel Jones' big plays. They also answer Mailbag questions
June 5, 2019
30 | OTA's, Golden Tate, & Mailbag
Bobby & Danny recap the 2nd round of OTA's and answer Mailbag questions including a deep dive on Golden Tate
May 30, 2019
29 | OTA Expectations & Mailbag
Bobby & Danny honor Daniel Jones' birthday and give their expectations for the second round of OTA's and answer mail questions
May 28, 2019
28 | Evan Engram, Sterling Shepard expectations & OTA's
Bobby Skinner & Danny King go through all of the OTA notes and their thoughts. They also do a deep dive on how they expect Sterling Shepard & Evan Engram to replace Odell's hole. They finish with mail questions including beat reporter fights
May 24, 2019
27 | OTA's & Mailbag
Bobby Skinner & Danny King talk about day 1 of OTA's from Eli & Daniel Jones to Jabril Peppers and the pressers. They also answer Mailbag questions
May 21, 2019
26 | Talkin' Linebackers & Jon Hilliman Interview
The guys talk about the Linebacker spot and how they see it playing out. They answer Mailbag questions and then interview Giants RB Jon Hilliman out of Rutgers
May 17, 2019
25 | Mike Remmers & Mailbag
The Giants signed Mike Remmers so the guys break it down what it means for the team this year and beyond. They go through all recent updates and answer Mailbag questions.
May 14, 2019
24 | Defensive UDFA breakdown, running backs, and a Rant
Mike Shula & James Bettcher did press conferences, the Giants signed Rod Smith and cut Rob Martin so the guys break that down. Bobby rants after some mailbag questions. The guys then take a look at all of the undrafted free agents on the defense.
May 10, 2019
23 | Rookie Camp, Offensive UDFA's & more
Daniel Jones has Mamba Mentality and the guys wrap up rookie camp and everything it entailed and answered mail bag questions. The guys look at all the Undrafted Free Agents on offense from Eric Dungey to James O'Hagan
May 7, 2019
22 | Draft Class Review & Rants
The guys are back and are here with a vengeance! Bobby rants on media and people who are lazy. The rookies got their numbers and the guys look at the whole draft class and give their opinions and analysis.
May 3, 2019
21 | Daniel Jones + Dave Gettleman talks
Dave Gettleman says a lot of words and people are laughing at him. Mike Francesca is mad and Corey Ballentine was shot. The guys spend the second half of the show talking about Daniel Jones and all the studying and research they've done on him.
April 30, 2019
20 | Daniel Jones, Dexter Lawrence, & Deandre Baker recap
The Giants have shocked and pissed off many by taking Duke QB Daniel Jones with the 6th overall pick. Bobby and Danny break it down and give their emotions. The Giants also selected Dexter Lawrence and Deandre Baker so the guys give you what you need to know from him. We also look ahead to round 2-7.
April 26, 2019
19 | Draft Day
Bobby and Danny talk about all the rumors going into the draft and what's expected to happen with the number 6 overall pick. They then run through their mock drafts. We're there, folks!
April 25, 2019
18 | The QB Class
The guys talk about the recent Giants news and look at the top 5 QB's in the 2019 NFL Draft
April 23, 2019
17 | Dave Gettleman presser & Offensive Line Class
Russell Wilson played us. Dave Gettleman did a press conference. The guys look at the Oline Class
April 19, 2019
16 | Russell Wilson & Defensive Line Draft Class
Russell Wilson rumors got hot and could stay that way with his Deadline coming and going. The Giants reported for offseason workouts and Pat Shurmur, Eli, and Sterling Shepard talked to the media. Dwayne Haskins visits the team. The guys take a look at this years Defensive Line Class with a top heavy approach.
April 16, 2019
15 | Sterling Shepard signed & Linebacker Draft Class
Sterling Shepard resigned for $41M and the guys like the move. Russell Shepard signed, Kyler visited the Giants and the preseason schedule was announced. They guys break down 12 of the best linebackers in the 2019 NFL Draft.
April 12, 2019
14 | Running Back & Tight End Draft Class
Bobby and Danny take a look at the 2019 NFL Draft Class and it's the running backs and Tight Ends this time.
April 9, 2019
13 | 2019 Cornerbacks & Safety's
Bobby & Danny talk about Russell Wilson, Josh Rosen and License Plate Guy to start the show and then dive into the 2019 corners & safeties in the NFL Draft!
April 5, 2019
12 | Josh Rosen & 2019 WR Draft Class
The guys talk about the Josh Rosen trade rumors, the draftees visiting, and then break down 10 WR's in the 2019 NFL Draft Class.
April 2, 2019
Ep. 11 Smokescreen Season
It's smokescreen season baby! Pat Shurmur and John Mara spoke with the media, clickbait about Jabril Peppers, and we had some Pro days.
March 27, 2019
Ep. 10 What's the plan?
Everyone is wondering what the plan is and Dave Gettleman talked to the media & Mike Francesca to talk about the plan. What went into the Odell Trade? Will we get a QB? We talk about it all plus the Giants signed a few guys.
March 20, 2019
Ep. 9 Odell aftermath, Golden Tate & Free Agency
The dust from the Odell Trade is starting to settle and the guys give their takes on the situation. The Giants sign Golden Tate, Markus Golden, Antoine Bethea, & had some visits plus Bobby thinks the Raiders and Bucs might be dumb enough to help the Giants.
March 15, 2019
Ep. 8 "We did sign Odell to trade him"
EMERGENCY PODCAST: The Giants Trade Odell. Bobby & Danny shoot from the hip and give their raw emotions to the deal.
March 13, 2019
Ep. 7 Kevin Zeitler & Free Agency
Bobby and Danny jump right into and Landon Collins got paid, the Giants got Kevin Zeitler in a Vernon Trade, and we look at possible free agents that the Giants can target
March 12, 2019
Ep. 6 w/ Dan Duggan Interview + Landon Collins & Josh Rosen talk
Bobby & Danny dive into the Giants not bringing back Landon Collins and the possibility of the Giants trading for Josh Rosen. They also address the name change and do some house cleaning. Dan Duggan comes on the show to give you a deeper look into the Giants
March 7, 2019
Ep. 5 NFL Combine stories & Interview w/ LB Tae Davis
Bobby Skinner & Danny Boy King bring another episode to talk about all the combine news from press conferences, Kyler's size, possibilities of Josh Rosen and Nick Foles and what to expect for the next few days. Then Bobby interviews Giants LB Tae Davis talking about his season as a Giant and what he's looking forward to.
March 1, 2019
Ep. 4 Landon Collins craziness & Interview w/ Brandon Jacobs
Bobby talks about the latest conflicting reports concerning Landon Collins and the media making up stuff concerning Odell & Russell Wilson. We finish with an interview with New York Giants legend that was previously heard on Simple Man Radio.
February 21, 2019
Ep. 3 2018 Offensive Review + Expectations
Bobby Skinner and Danny King talk Kyler Murray choosing football and the possibility of playing opening night against the Patriots. They then give their analysis of the Giants current roster on Offense and what their roles will be in the 2019 season.
February 13, 2019
Ep. 2 Looking back at Super Bowl 42 & 46
Bobby and Danny start the show talking about Kyler Murray's cringeworthy Interview with Dan Patrick and then look back at the Giants Super Bowl teams in 2007 & 2011
February 5, 2019
Ep. 1 Eli Rumors + Haskins, Murray, Lock, and Jones breakdown + Rich Seubert
Bobby and Danny are ready to go for episode 1 of Giants Nation and start talking about rumors that the Giants want to take the Chiefs approach for their QB situation and Conor Barwin is cut. They break down the 4 top QB's in the NFL Draft that are Dwayne Haskins, Kyler Murray, Drew Lock, and Daniel Jones. We finish with an interview with former New York Giant and Super Bowl Champ Rich Seubert that was previously recorded on Simple Man Radio.
January 30, 2019
Giants Nation Introduction
Bobby Skinner and Danny King introduce themselves and tell you what their vision is for the podcast plus what to expect like interviews with Giants players, media members and more!
January 12, 2019


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Lisztomania is a 1975 film by Ken Russell, drawn from a biography of Franz Liszt.
Depicting the flamboyant Liszt as the first classical pop star, Lisztomania features contemporary rock star Roger Daltrey (of The Who) as Franz Liszt. The film was released the same year as Tommy, which also starred Daltrey and was directed by Russell. The film is derived, in part, from an actual "kiss-and-tell" book, Nélida, by Marie d'Agoult, about the couple's affair.
The term "Lisztomania" was coined by the German romantic literary figure Heinrich Heine to describe the massive public response to Liszt's virtuosic piano performances. At these performances, there were allegedly screaming women, and the audience was sometimes limited to standing room only.
Rick Wakeman, from the progressive rock band Yes, composed the Lisztomania soundtrack, which included synthesizer arrangements of works by Liszt and Wagner. He also appears in the movie as the Nordic god of thunder, Thor. Daltrey and Russell wrote the lyrics for the soundtrack, and Daltrey provided vocals.
Of the other rock celebrities appearing in the movie, Ringo Starr, drummer of The Beatles, appears as the Pope.
This movie was first to use the relatively new Dolby Stereo noise reduction sound system.
Since the original video release of Lisztomania, available copies of the movie have declined. Available copies of the movie were bolstered by a 1990s release of the 2.35:1 letterbox format with Dolby Surround sound on Laserdisc. Warner UK has recently come to an agreement with special interest label Digital Classics DVD to release Lisztomania on DVD.
French alternative rock band Phoenix released a song "Lisztomania" on their 2009 album Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11 (UPI) -- Jeff Carter scored twice and backup goalie Jonathan Bernier sparkled in his season debut Monday in the Los Angeles Kings' 4-1 defeat of St. Louis.
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