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Still solid...and that salad dressing!

So true...tons of impact plays that don't show up on the stat sheet...what a game!

Light and entertaining...I didn't regret those 2 hours! McGregor is hilarious with his walk and glares...

Ha...Calhoun was the king of wandering onto the court!

How goes the recovery Chin?

Best deal around...plus getting into the park an hour before the public.

Speedy recovery Chin...I had similar a few years back with the bonus of breaking and resetting two hammer toes. Bizarre feeling when they pull that wire.

The legendary Dale Dye was also par to of the Masters productions...did the boot camp for the actors too. Here's a good writeup on Dale and how Hanks/Spielberg strive for historical accuracy...

Several of the historians in our foundation were deeply involved in the production. A massive undertaking to get all the details as accurate as possible. Uniforms, Thorpe Abbots grounds, aircraft interiors etc. For example...Gale "Buck" Cleven (Austin Butler role) really did chew on...

...and not that I mind, but all games on Saturday's, no Thurs or Fri night. When was the last time that happened?

Saw the first screening of episode 1 last night in NYC, it was incredible. Panel discussion and Q&A with some of the cast afterwards was very well done too. Buckle up for the ride, going to be good...starts streaming tomorrow on Apple TV+

Masters of the Air is the book this series is based on...it is a terrific read as well. Author Donald Miller was at the premier as well, can't imagine what a thrill it must be for him to see his words come to life.

Masters of the Air premier was in Hollywood last night. Series airs on Apple + starting on Jan 26. We were fortunate to have 4 members of the 100th Bomb Group in attendance. L to R: Hanks, Henry "Hank" Cervantes, John "Lucky" Luckadoo, Bob Wolff, Jim Rasmussen and series producer Gary...

Interesting on Ruffalo...he seems to get pretty decent praise for his films...what don't you like?

Does she shout from the rooftops every 10 minutes to remind everyone that she is VEGAN!!!

Same on the veggies!

Great question...just looked it up. Both of the actresses that play Marie (early life and later) are blind. Amazing performances...

Just finished it. I'm a big WW2 watcher, this one was solid...and bonus, Hugh Laurie was in it!

Never did, these days, the foundation is mostly made up of families descended from the actual 100th BG members, as wells as historians and people who are interested in military history, or specifically, military aviation history (like me). We do have several members of the 100th BG that are...

I'm a member of the 100th Bomb Group Foundation. We have been living and breathing this series for nearly 10 years, it's going be real good. In a stroke of good fortune, they had Austin Butler on board, before Elvis was released and his stardom took off.

This...JC was the originator of pushing the limit on court!

Love this, going to try it next time there is tension!

another vote for Selwyn...especially their mesquite dry rub wings

Biz...you grilling and heating the filet and potatoes there...or do it at home and keep them warm on the way?

Anyone got a logistics assessment of how a full Rent fared? Traffic/parking coming in? Leaving? Concessions run out of food, getting into the stadium with e-tickets etc?

Just curious, anyone know how the guys who have moved on get their rings? Do they have to pick them up next time on campus? Delivered? Make individual arrangements?

Don't forget about Noel Thomas a few years ago. Did very well while the team struggled under Pasqualoni, double covered as a WR quite a bit his senior year. Started out at Norwalk High and finished up at St. Lukes. Got a few looks in the NFL on practice squads and played a couple years in...

So...did they show?

Go Norwalk!

I am amazed at the amount and caliber of the celebrities that endorse Skechers these days, even Snoop!

I did something similar in 2021, brace yourself for a pretty uncomfortable rehab. Shaved down bunion, broke and reset two hammer toes...but now I can ski, play tennis, and ride the Peloton pain free again. One other silver lining, no PT for this...just R&R. Good luck Chin!

Ha...New Balance, what's next Skechers???

Kudos to the students packing it in...this was taken at 7:15 last night

Dr. Arciero did my wife's knee a few years back after our usual ortho in Fairfield County recommended him for a "dicey" procedure. He was terrific...and cool to see a steady stream of UConn athletes going through his office.

...and what is your pickle of choice? This looks awesome, I do believe a taste testing in the blue lot one of these days is in order!