Saw two goofy facts today about the NBA Finals:
First off, this is the first NBA Finals to not feature either Tim Duncan or Shaquille O'Neal since 1998.
Secondly, it's a busy week in Boston - not only is today the beginning of the NBA Finals but it's also Harvard University's graduation. Tomorrow is MIT's graduation, and the American Society for Microbiology is holding its 108th General Meeting at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center this week.
Oh, and of course the Red Sox are playing, tonight it's Tampa Bay at 6:05.
Think about that, right now Boston is awash in Harvard parents, MIT parents, Celtic fans, Laker fans, Tampa Bay fans (if they exist?) and microbiologists.
On Sunday there's an American Society for Colon and Rectal Surgeons convention at Hynes Convention Center, too. So maybe a few of them are in town early to see the sights?
Take that joke where you will. I'm outta here.
were married in August of 2006. Liz has
lived in Dubai since 2003 and Josh
since, well, August of 2006.
After careful consultation with experts
(i.e. the people at The Newlywed Game)
it was determined that a "newlywed" is
anyone who has been married for
fewer than two years. Therefore the
name still applies in this, Year Two of
"Newlywed in Dubai".
Thursday, June 5, 2008
posted by Josh at 3:58 PM
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Post a CommentAt June 5, 2008 9:17 PM, 
Hamad
Speaking of the NBA Finals, did you finally get ESPN???
Its working well now with ART, not only that but ART has added about two days ago NASN (The North American Sports Network) a sister channel of ESPN in Europe, which has loads of baseball games on it and in addition ART has also added ESPN Classic!
Anyways just wanted you to know if you still hadn't known about all of this. Haven't seen mention those things for some time now...