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Friday, December 28, 2007
A bit of a celebration...
Since it looks like Rob Ray's book, "Rayzor's Edge," is going to have a second printing in early March, here's a tribute to his video work -- an old ESPN commercial:
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A bit of a celebration...
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"No, you go..."
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