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8.18.10

Our preparations are underway for the world's largest Walk to Defeat ALS. We hope you can join us at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow, NY on September 26 to help strike out Lou Gehrig's Disease (but did Lou really have ALS, see this recent article).

Thanks to MSG Varsity for their sponsorship of our Bruce Beck and Ian Eagle Sports Broadcasting Camp. What an eight days we had! Over 90 campers from all over the country converged on the Yogi Berra Museum and Montclair State University to learn the tricks of the trade. Leandra Reilly-Lardner launched a new "super advanced" camp for the older students concentrating on on-camera performance. We took the "original" camp to New Meadowlands Stadium, NBA Entertainment, TD Bank Ballpark - home of the Somerset Patriots, and the Timex Performance Center, where Tom Coughlin and Jerry Reese from the Giants talked to the kids. Next year, our 10th anniversary of the camp, amazing.

Seton Hall Men's Basketball will hold a three day Select-a-Seat event at Prudential Center from August 24-26 for fans interested in scoping out full season ticket locations. For information call 877-SHU-HOOP. New coach Kevin Willard seems to have a pretty full cupboard for 2010-11. Schedule highlights include games: at Temple and UMASS, home games vs. Cornell and Dayton, a BIG EAST/SEC challenge ESPN game vs. Arkansas, very attractive BIG EAST home dates, and three games in the Virgin Islands beginning with Alabama.

Is anyone as concerned about the Yankees as I am? Vasquez, Joba, and Burnett are shaky, Pettitte will be out for at least another couple weeks, A Rod, Posada, and Swisher are banged up. Resting Hughes around the All-Star break messed up his whole season. Making Joba a starter messed up his whole career. This is an old team. Can they get through one more regular season and get back to the Series with this group? As Willie Nelson sang "worried mind, worried mind...".

Best,


Dave Popkin, Partner

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