Monday, July 22, 2013
Meeting a great Philadelphia Eagles QB!
Over 48 hours ago, RG1 met Donovan McNabb. The words, which were exchanged between the two great ones,
were priceless. Gotta be covert on this topic. For shizzle!
It was great for RSG to meet the ex-Philadelphia Eagle, Minnesota Viking, and Washington Redskin.
Donovan deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, and he should retire as a Philadelphia Eagles player in 2013.
McNabb made it to the Super Bowl in 2005, and his Eagles lost to Tom Brady's Patriots.
McNabb was a pure gentleman during the encounter with RG1 in "The Living Room" in Chandler, AZ.
RG1 learned a lot about how celebrities can be so normal, from this experience. It had been more than 3.5 months since
Rahul had met a celebrity. 2013 is coming to be a good year for meeting the stealthy wealthy!
Peace!
Sunday, July 7, 2013
2013's movie reviews from first six months
Well, everyone knows that G. Ripley is RSG. G. Ripley is a moniker that was devised from the movie, "The Talented Mr. Ripley."
The G. is for Ganpule, and RSG is a huge movie buff. Half of 2013 is over, and the box office has had some great flicks.
Here are some of the raving Hollywood critic's (aka yours truly) favorites:
1. The Great Gatsby
2. Now You See Me
3. World War Z
4. Man of Steel
5. Star Trek Into Darkness
"The Great Gatsby" is at the top in my mind, because of the superb acting and movie sets. The cinematography
was cool too.
"Now You See Me" has a great story replete with mystery, magic, and heists. "World War Z" has a good story that is on
a global level, but it did not make the list (according to Entertainment Weekly magazine).
This list was the "15 most impressive box office performances of 2013, so far."
"Star Trek Into Darkness" is good, and it was better than the last Star trek movie (from 2009). All in all, this year
has not been a downer for the box office.
Friday, June 21, 2013
Miami Heat repeat as NBA champions in "The Finals"
Last night, the Miami Heat won the NBA title in an epic game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals. LeBron James won his second NBA Finals MVP award, as the Heat beat the San Antonio Spurs in Miami. It appeared that the Spurs were going to win the series with a series lead of 3-2, and a six point lead for them with 30 seconds lefts in game 6. But, the Miami Heat sent the sixth game into overtime by hitting a couple of late three pointers. In the overtime session, the Miami Heat came out victorious in their narrow three point win.
After the sixth game, the Spurs appeared to be the more tired team. In game 7, the Heat were up by two points, 90-88, in the closing minute. Then, the Spurs could not convert on their final few possessions. The Spurs committed some costly turnovers, which led to Miami winning the game by seven points (95-88). Miami won the series, 4-3. Finally, it’s hard to believe that the NBA season is over.
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Eight is not enough for Rafael Nadal

Monday, May 27, 2013
Experiencing new adventures in New Orleans
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Summer Movie Season 2013 preview from "raving Hollywood critic"

Monday, April 22, 2013
1st Time @ Urban Wine Walk
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