Another hour of point-and-gasp dressed up as useful insight to keep a couple of Name faces on our screens and justify the salaries they are paid.
Nationally, ESPN has employed studio formats to stimulate and exploit debates, first with "The Sports Reporters," then with "Pardon the Interruption," a fast-paced half-hour of point-counterpoint on numerous subjects between Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon.
This task required 25 man-hours of point-and-click labor, even using 2D interpolation to reduce the number of analyzed frames by 75%.
"Is that your signature?" a lawyer, Joel B. Rudin, asked Mr. Vecchione during five hours of questioning, pointing to a document containing Mr. Vecchione's name, according to a transcript.
It makes me wonder how successful six hours of power-point slides are going to be.
Somehow (drugs), dancers found the energy to go on, and the final hours of III Points set to Tiga and Jamie Jones felt like the most perfect house party Wynwood will ever host.
Furthermore, Page's late attainment of maximum intensity, at 30 hours after point of recurvature, is not common.
"It's not often you get to see a champion," a still giddy Casey said a couple of hours after Point Given had run past eight challengers in the $1 million Travers.
But only in a narrow sense are those hours of slaughter the point of the title of Alessandro Barbero's "Day of the Barbarians".
At one particular school, I began to feel impossibly institutionalised after a couple of hours, to the point where I was scanning the room for escape routes.
My coeditor Erick Schonfeld, who had been celebrating for more than a couple of hours at this point, insisted we was a dancer and asked me to hold his jacket while he jumped out on stage.
