Agassi's Career Comes to Close With Loss. Truly the end of an era. Agassi was one of those rare sports figures who conducted himself well in public and on the court. The polar opposite to McEnroe who's antics both on and off the court reflected poorly on him. I watched part of the match yesterday and Agassi did indeed start strong but it was evident after the third set that he was slowing down. It's too bad he didn't win but losing like this really showed him that it was time to retire. Well done, Andre.
That state of the DE blogosphere
I've been holding off on commenting on the imbroiglio over a posting at DelawareLiberal for Veteran's Day for several reasons. First and foremost is the situation at home (more on that later) but also because I wanted to get some distance from it to be sure I was seeing things clearly. I've been reading DV's stuff since before he joined Jason on his site and I've noticed a change in tone which seems to have accelerated of late. I enjoyed going to the old site because it was one the few places I could engage someone with different ideas than mine without things crashing headlong into Godwin's law within 3 posts. In short, DV acted in good faith and was rather deferential to his visitors which I greatly appreciated. Since pulling the old blog and posting on DelwareLiberal, I've noticed that ground has eroded rather quickly. I've never agreed with anything Jason posted but found him a book end to DelaThought's knee jerk partisan right wingery. Fi...
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