Dome Pondering Celebrates 200

On February 25, 2010, Dome Pondering has reached it’s 200th post here on the Blog Spot. Another 100 stories, ideas, thoughts, reflections, reviews, and questions have gone and passed (not including the minor ponderings). In the past, The DP has grown incredibly, with more average hits, overall hits, and daily hits in the last 100 posts than in the nine year history that yours truly has been attempting to make sense of this life…and yes, I'm sure it still looks on in repose.

Top Five Favorite Posts Over The Last 100

1. Dome Pondering Year in Review 2009 – 12/31/09

2. One Year Longer. One Year Stronger – 5/25/09

3. Why Did Derrion Albert Have To Die (Part II) – 10/09/09

4. The California Chronicles 11/8/09 – 11/8/09

5. Fraud-Bags: Four Types of People Exposed – 2/11/10

Recent Favorites

Dome Pondering Movie Review: Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

What is it about? Axel Foley returns to Beverly Hills after his daughter's life is threatened and works with his old pals to help solve the issue. Who is in it? Eddie Murphy - Axel Foley Joseph Gordon-Levitt - Detective Bobby Abbott Taylour Paige - Jane Saunders Favorite Scene: It was cheesy but so nostalgic. I loved it when Serge returned as they "looked" at the house. Favorite Quote: "G*d, I Missed You, Axel" Review: I had A LOT of reservations once I heard that another installment of Beverly Hills Cops was on deck. After all, I love the first two installments, and the third did enough damage to the series that trying to get this franchise back on rail for more felt like a tough climb. Also, this era of reboots, remakes, and rehashes rarely hit the target. Just see "Coming 2 America". The point is: that some classics just need to be left alone. However, Axel F very much surprised me. Maybe it was the low expectations (I doubt it), but I enjoyed e

USA's Big Win Over Serbia & Appreciating LeBron, Durant, and Curry

That was one of the best basketball games I've witnessed. There is certainly a lot to be said about the FIBA style vs. NBA product, however, the sheer storylines, talent, and passion on display were remarkable. I'm also thankful to the Peacock App which allowed basketball junkies like myself to watch as many hoops, regardless of country, during the 2024 Olympics. Before sharing some rather quick thoughts, I will just say that we do need to drop the tired sports talk and culture we currently have. Just appreciate Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, and LeBron James while they grace a basketball court. Appreciate it. We won't have it for much longer. Yes, LeBron James is absolutely amazing (haters, keep your buts, however, and tired Jordan comparisons to yourself). But have we really wrapped our collective thought process that this dude is 40 years old?! In the words of one of my favorites, Gus Johnson, Kevin Durant is just "puuuuuuuuuure" And speaking of Durant, it says

Sunday Sundown Rundown - 8/11/24

3 Up 1. Olympics - It was a memorable Olympics for various reasons. Quite honestly, it was one of the best Olympic Games in my lifetime. I sort of miss having so many options to watch sports - a variety of them - on the daily. 1a. Peacock App - It's still an app with a frustrating user interface, but having the option to watch sports on-demand was awesome. My appreciation to ALL involved in making that happen. 2. Tim Walz - In the "up" is the announcement of Walz as the VP pick for Kamala Harris. Walz gets the nod here not because of an endorsement, but because I thought he did a great job entering the race this week. And also, it's good to finally get both tickets set as we steamroll to Election Day. 3. Presidential Debate - Well, we've got the second one locked in for September 10th. Just when you thought there was no point in tuning into debates (especially after the last one), Trump vs. Kamala has the makings of a one-time knock-down drag out). 3 Down 1. F

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