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I think it's the weird camera angles.
Pop was in NY yesterday but I understood they were stopping there on the way to France and picking him up
I think it's the weird camera angles.
Sweet.
The new starting center has a popped collar and a giant purse.
Fantastic.
Look on the bright side...at least it's a Louis Vuitton.
Well since he's in France maybe he can pick up a real Louis VuittonLook on the bright side...at least it's a Louid Vuitton.
Well since he's in France maybe he can pick up a real Louis Vuitton
And it could be in these colors:Look on the bright side...at least it's a Louis Vuitton.
Plus, I think it's more of a cabriolet, which... oh... yes it is.
But I just noticed that jacket is a Spurs jacket and I dig it.
Last edited by Kori Ellis; 09-30-2006 at 05:30 PM. Reason: Sorry you can't post Getty Images here
These new digital cameras with the slimming feature are annoying
Although Tim looks skinny because of a weird camera angle, there's a camera manufacturer (Canon?) that really offers models with a special "slimming" mode.
If you ask me it's a horrible feature, but it is available
Business or Pleasure?
Most asked question the last few weeks..."Are the Spurs really working in Lyon, or is it just all for fun?" The answer is probably a little bit of both.
Quick observations for the team hotel, the Hilton Lyon.
*Bruce Bowen, Michael Finley brought their wives. We saw the hanging out in the shopping complex that is part of the hotel.
*Brent Barry has traded the surfer long locks--to a military buzz cut. It looks cool--think Gregg Popovich around 1999-2000.
*No sign of Tim, Pop or Manu. Spurs PR guru Tom James says most of the guys just crashed after flying into Lyon earlier today. The team's first official practice is tomorrow morning (10:30-Lyon time, which is 3:30am back in SA).
*I've heard (nothing confirmed) that Tony Parker is not here in Lyon, at least not today. From what we understand, Tony decided to stay in Paris overnight, and watch his younger brother play hoops.
We did catch a glimpse of a couple of new Spurs, having the typical tourist in France problems. Rich Melzer was trying to exchange money. By the way, if somebody can email the quickest way to turn Euros into U.S. dollars--my bosses would be greatly appreciative. (On a side note--Mark, is a $20 cup of coffee out of the budget?--ha, ha..)
Jared Reiner was asking for taxi help, and specifically--how much a taxi would cost to go to downtown Lyon. I teased him, saying--a big NBA star shouldn't be price hunting. Then I remembered that Reiner is a free agent, just trying to make the team.
Au Revoir---Chance
Published Saturday, September 30, 2006 12:35 PM by David Chancellor
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Oops! Sorry about that.
Just for people who don't know, David Chancelor is going to do Blogs from France the whole time.Business or Pleasure?
Most asked question the last few weeks..."Are the Spurs really working in Lyon, or is it just all for fun?" The answer is probably a little bit of both.
Quick observations for the team hotel, the Hilton Lyon.
*Bruce Bowen, Michael Finley brought their wives. We saw the hanging out in the shopping complex that is part of the hotel.
*Brent Barry has traded the surfer long locks--to a military buzz cut. It looks cool--think Gregg Popovich around 1999-2000.
*No sign of Tim, Pop or Manu. Spurs PR guru Tom James says most of the guys just crashed after flying into Lyon earlier today. The team's first official practice is tomorrow morning (10:30-Lyon time, which is 3:30am back in SA).
*I've heard (nothing confirmed) that Tony Parker is not here in Lyon, at least not today. From what we understand, Tony decided to stay in Paris overnight, and watch his younger brother play hoops.
We did catch a glimpse of a couple of new Spurs, having the typical tourist in France problems. Rich Melzer was trying to exchange money. By the way, if somebody can email the quickest way to turn Euros into U.S. dollars--my bosses would be greatly appreciative. (On a side note--Mark, is a $20 cup of coffee out of the budget?--ha, ha..)
Jared Reiner was asking for taxi help, and specifically--how much a taxi would cost to go to downtown Lyon. I teased him, saying--a big NBA star shouldn't be price hunting. Then I remembered that Reiner is a free agent, just trying to make the team.
Au Revoir---Chance
Published Saturday, September 30, 2006 12:35 PM by David Chancellor
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Thanks, Kori. I was just posting to ask for that link.
Lyon is a great place I spend almost a motnh 4 years ago, good people, beautiful city ... players look tired ... how is Tony's finger?
Some pictures :
Beno and his earrings
Beno has a great smile. Good morning, Sunshine.
Spurs coverage again on Sports Sunday! I love it!
Just had to share the joy. Carry on.
good to hear Manu's is all ready for the season and is pumped up to get that ring again.
It was a great interview... so good to have the guys back!
Manu = man on a mission.
Every interview Ive seen, he still looks pissed at last years exit. You can just see it in his eyes that he just has this hunger to get back in to the season.
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