Discoveries, finds, or otherwise identified.
The 1980 Men’s Hockey team beating the Russians at the buzzer.
The 1984 Miami-Boston college playoff, where Doug Flutie threw a hail mary to win the game.
Manchester United winning the Premiership, the FA Cup and the UEFA Champions League in the 1998-1999 season.
The Red Sox sweeping the 2004 World Series.
The Cornell Men’s Basketball team getting an automatic seed for the 2008 NCAA Tournament.
To be fair, my name is only inappropriate when I want to show it to other 360 owners – it’s completely allowable when I want to give Microsoft money for, say, my Xbox Live Gold yearly fee, or to buy points.
Totally reasonable.
Mark has penned an excellent post addressing concerns about the lack of Ethernet on the MacBook Air, specifically to how it relates to the environment on the main Cornell campus.
Here’s the crux:
> It’s worth noting that most laptop users EVEN NOW aren’t bothering to plug into wired Ethernet, even when they HAVE the requisite port on their laptops. I strongly suspect we’ve already seen a large chunk of the hit on Red Rover’s capacity from the shift to wireless, and Apple is just giving in to reality by leaving out a port no one is using.