The great Paulie Balst moved to Atlanta in the mid-1990s, and that meant a group of friends felt compelled to visit not long after. Julie, Ryan, and I came from Indianapolis. Ross and Julie Sheffield rolled down from Chicago. There might have been others. Who knows? This was a substantial group with substantial appetites that […]
by Kent Sterling At some point, people just need to take a fire hose to the dry erase board. It doesn’t take many lists to turn clarity into clutter, and what was once a reasonable thought process morphs into a cacophony of clutter John Nash – the Russell Crowe character from “A Beautiful Mind” – […]
by Kent Sterling When the great Paulie Balst has an idea, you listen for two reasons – there will be a nugget of truth in it that you never would have considered otherwise, and its implementation would make more people laugh than cringe. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter The video of the KTVU […]
by Kent Sterling There was nothing like Little 500 weekend when I went to school at Indiana University. The bike race that is the centerpiece of the weekend long series of events to celebrate the end of the school year gives students a chance to blow off a little steam. It was made famous by […]