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Posts by Andrew John
Portland, Oregon: "The City Where General Managers Can Continue To Fail And Stay Employed".
#RCTID, #BAONPDX, #RipCity
Her match-winning goal in the 2002 Pilots' Championship AND her goal in the 2013 Thorns' Championship are tied as the best of the best (for me).
Trading Sugita is such a bad decision for the Thorns.
I am quickly losing all faith in this team's management.
#BAONPDX
Moving the Thorns match to either a late morning match this weekend or a later date feels like the safest thing to do. Nobody should be out in that kind of heat - players, fans, stadium staff, or vendors. #BAONPDX
Two Thorns goalies (Bixby and Betos) and Naeher against Seattle in a huge match (at Seattle). Good things ALWAYS happen for Portland when goalies score. #BAONPDX
My #PTFCoriginstory starts with the Portland Pride and the 2002 and 2005 UP Women's soccer teams. Those teams opened my eyes to soccer. I wouldn't have witnessed the first Sunshine Goal, the Sunflower Goal, the Wonder Goal, or the Western Conference Championship without having that history. #RCTID
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats (2/16/25)
"The Flu Game"
Joe Cronin has not made a move since the draft, and he won't be able to make another deal until next year's draft.
Avdija, Clingan, and Banton are the only additions to this roster since the last deadline.
Talk about a cushy job.
Me (last weekend): It's too bad that Sierra Hull cancelled at Aladdin. And, it's too bad that Lake Street Dive is just GA in Bend. And, gee, Billy Strings is at the top of my "wishlist" for concerts...
Me (today): Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
"Attention NBA shoppers, we have samples of our available players in aisle three..."
Two of these movies feature great performances, good stories, and interesting character arcs.
The third movie is more concerned with being cinematic than being good or interesting. It feels like a high school play wrapped in elaborate costumes and sets.
I read about fifty books in 2024. And, at one point, I averaged about 700 pages of reading a week.
These are some of the books that stood out to me...
Recent reading history: "Martyr!" (Akbar), "There There" (Orange), and "The Sympathizer" (Nguyen).
All three of these books are fascinating. And, they are all challenging for the reader - in the best ways possible.
I plan to start "Say Nothing" (Radden Keefe) tomorrow.
#JustKeepReading