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...along the way, there was one constant: I loved sports. I read the sports page first thing in the morning, often over a bowl of Wheaties-the breakfast of champions, and skinny white dorks-and in front of "SportsCenter." In fact, it quickly became clear that I enjoyed sports media and sports culture as much as I cherished playing sports. I wanted to be Kilborn and Olbermann up there spewing catch phrases by the dozen, being worshipped by kids just like me in every corner of the country...
That means a world with virtual people mixing seamlessly with the regular kind; of having breakfast in New York, lunch in Paris and dinner in Beijing - all without getting out of your pj's. It means being surrounded by the people you want, alive or dead, anywhere at any time of day. And maybe that will be really cool. Or maybe, despite all that interactivity, it will still feel like you're sitting in your pj's staring at a computer screen. Don't we already do too much of that...
...morning gives you the opportunity to make love when your body is rested and your mind is fresh and clear," he says. "It can make sex a pleasure instead of a chore." Plan a gourmet feast for two. A small bouquet of flowers will add a loving touch. After breakfast, it's back to bed. Or wherever...
Stonewall also moved to accommodate working parents' schedules. Guidance director Rebekah Wight began planning events on Saturday mornings, including a breakfast orientation for the parents of incoming freshmen. A group of active Stonewall parents is now trying to draw in other moms and dads, even before their kids get to high school. Constantino, in addition to tearing out the counter, has placed directional signs in both English and Spanish throughout Stonewall. "Most schools are incredibly intimidating places to a visitor," he says. Parents are encouraged to make evening use of the school's resources on college and career options...
...fair to say that not since Robin Williams in Aladdin has an actor so deliciously appropriated a movie. Whether he's fending off the sudden amorous attentions of Fiona's dragon, proposing an evening of man-to-man conversation with Shrek--to be followed by a waffle breakfast he's willing to whip up--or dealing with a twitching eye brought on by his many stressful adventures, no one has ever made a funnier jackass of himself than Murphy...