Viral Video of the Week: Fly Like an Eagle
No, you will not be seeing a video of the Steve Miller Band (or of Seal covering their song like he did for “Space Jam”). And for that we hope […]
Monthly Archives: September 2013
Learning From Failure
So this is it. I’ve signed up for the half marathon that I’ve been mentioning for the past few weeks and I guess I’m doing it now. Doomsday arrives November […]
The Rise of Ryan Tannehill
During the build-up to the 2013 NFL season, much of the discussion centered on the young quarterbacks who had taken the league by storm in 2012: Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson, […]
Upcoming Changes to Little Utopia
Beginning this week, there will be some changes coming to Little Utopia. Since we started back in March, we’ve been publishing new content each weekday. Unfortunately, we’ve realized we can’t […]
I Am Not a Food Stamp Abuser
I am not a food stamp abuser. I am also not technically a food stamp user, but there was a time last year when I was desperate for full-time employment, […]
How Should the NHL Structure the Upcoming Champions League?
When I first started following soccer, I enjoyed the UEFA Champions League more than any other domestic league or even international tournament. Originally, I think I was intrigued by the […]
Frankenbride; or, The Contemporary Prometheus
Well, the plastic surgery world just keeps getting creepier doesn’t it? Although many of the new trendy surgeries, like dimpleplasty and toe shortening, and the societal pressures that lead people […]
Viral Video of the Week: ESPN is Clearly Excited to Have the NFL Back
ESPN is always thrilled to get football back. How do I know? Because they do stuff like this. Now, I have my own feelings about this video. However, because I […]
It’s a Feel Good Friday, and We are Celebrating the Greenville House of Pizza
It’s another Feel Good Friday. Not least because I am SO excited that my workweek is done today, I’m feeling good. Little Utopia may be starting up a bi-monthly (or […]
On Trying to Find a Sleeping Bag in Shanghai
After flying in coach for 20 hours from Fort Lauderdale to Shanghai, largely without sleeping, common sense told me that I’d be exhausted. But I wasn’t. I was wired and, […]
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