Rules
of the Game
San Diego Union
Tribune- March 30, 2006
Bryan Jones is the publisher of
"SportSpectator Guide to Sports," a
series of guides that teach regular folks the
rules of sports. He's our Street artist of this
week.
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Who: Publishes “SportSpectator
Guide to Sports,” a series of guides
that teach regular people the rules of sports.
Age: 28.
Hangs out: “Sports
bars (La Jolla Brewhouse, Oggi’s and Moondoggies)
and bowling alleys when I can convince people
to join me.”
Best place for lunch: “I’m
a big fan of the #11 lunch special (Chicken Pad
Thai) at Spices Thai Cafe in Carmel Valley.”
Favorite local bands: “Rick
Lyon at the Imperial House in Bankers Hill is
great. He plays cover songs on his keyboard on
Friday and Saturday nights.”
Last song you downloaded? “The
UCLA fight song. My wife and I played it at our
wedding in September at the Museum of Contemporary
Art in La Jolla when we entered the reception
hall. We’re both Bruins.”
Clicks: “SportSpectator.com,
of course. My daily cycle includes: Yahoo for
news, Google for search, E*Trade for stocks and
ESPN.com for sports. I’m also just starting
to get into the social networking sites. I recently
created a page
on MySpace, and I am amused by some of the
quirky personality tests on okcupid.com.”
Plays: “I minored
in Mario Kart in college. Lately, I’m more
of a New Tetris guy. If
you’re a Tetris fan, this game adds a whole
new dimension.”
Watches: “ ‘SportsCenter,’
‘Simpsons,’ ‘West Wing’
and sports (mainly college
and pro football and basketball).”
Reads: “In general,
I read legal thrillers and nonfiction. My New
Year’s resolution
for 2006 is to read a book every week. So far
I’m a book behind. It’s tougher than
I
thought it would be.”
Loves: “My wife,
family, friends, cat (Kula) and dog (Curry). I
love being passionate
about my career. I wake up excited every day running
my own business and knowing
that my work improves the youth sports experience.
I also love UCLA, sports, traveling and pasta.”
Hates: “Drivers who
don’t give a courtesy wave when they cut
you off or you let them go in front of you in
traffic.”
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