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Article Addendums Are Inevitable
In case you missed my "Tweet" on the matter, I would like to point out that on Wednesday a very important article appeared on MiLB.com.
This article was important for one simple reason: I wrote it. It dealt with how Minor League Baseball teams are making videos and posting them on the internet, and included a variety of examples. Read it HERE, I beg of you.
And now, just as I had suspected, I am being deluged with emails from teams who were excluded from the article (it is my understanding that any number greater than one represents a "deluge").
First, I heard from the constantly overachieving Quad Cities River Bandits, who recently debuted a weekly video series entitled "There Is No Offseason" (for those keeping track at home, this joins Fresno's "I Hate the Offseason" and Omaha's "My Offseason Life Is Average" in the pantheon of vides with "offseason" in the title). Here's the debut episode:
Quad Cities' web site features a well-organized "Bandits: On Demand" Multimedia page in which the discerning browser can peruse a wide variety of team videos. I suggest that you go to there, which is HERE.
But first I must share "I'm On A Berm", the River Bandits' parody of Lonely Island's "I'm On A Boat."
This is one of two "I'm On A Boat" parodies from the Minor Leagues, with the other being Hudson Valley's "I'm On A Field". Which do you like better?
The second half of today's email deluge arrived courtesy of the Greensboro Grasshoppers, who have a weekly offseason video series of their own entitled "It's Always Hoppin' Fun With the Grasshoppers". Witness:
Those seeking more Grasshoppers videos can end their quest simply by clicking HERE. And while I'm on the topic, I'd like to point out that canine mascots Miss Babe Ruth and Master Yogi Berra have been entered in Hallmark's "Cutest Dog of the Season" contest. I'm voting for Yogi, simply because of THIS.
2009: The Year in Photos
I am ready to embrace the offseason. I really and truly am. But if I come up with a blog post idea that will let me re-visit a time when Minor League Baseball was actually played every day, then you best believe I'm gonna do it.
And today, that idea is this: to present my favorite photos that appeared on this blog during the 2009 season. I did not apply any specific criteria when making these selections, other than to ask myself "Does this photo make my inner-most being cry out in rapturous wonderment?." If the answer was in the affirmative, then you will see it listed below. Hopefully, your innermost being will respond similarly.
What follows are my top 10 pics of the year, listed in the order in which they appeared on this blog.
Master Yogi Berra Lets Loose — On April 21, Greensboro Grasshoppers canine mascot Master Yogi Berra had a bit of an on-field accident. The following is one of two pictures I obtained of the incident (the "clean version", if you will):
Ceremonial Centenarian — On April 24, Round Rock Express season-ticket holder Chris Nocera threw out the first pitch. She is 102 years old — and very determined:
Cream Stick Gets Creamed — The Akron Aeros nightly "Cream Stick Race" was, by all accounts, a chaotic free-for-all. Here, Vanilla feigns innocence immediately after pushing Maple to the ground:
A Moo-ving Image — A key component of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers' "Salute to Cows" was a mooing contest. The following picture depicts the eventual champion as he readied himself for the moo of his life:
An A-peel-ing Photo — As part of the Idaho Falls Chukars' "Potato Night", so-called "Spuddy Buddies" were thrown into the crowd. It was a thing of beauty:
Belly Quickly Busted — This guy couldn't even make it out of the first round in the Williamsport Crosscutters' annual "Belly Buster" contest:
If you have any photos from this past se
ason that you think are worthy of inclusion in this blog, then by all means get in touch. I'll be waiting patiently for your correspondence.
Greensboro Goes Off the Griddle
Promotions, like anything else in life, are what you make of them. So while "Waffle Appreciation Day" might not sound like much on paper, in the hands of the breakfast-loving Greensboro Grasshoppers it was transformed into one of the best theme nights of the year.
I first got a sense of the power of the waffle last month, when I contacted Grasshoppers' director of special events Allison Moore for some information on the promo (which was held on August 24th). This is just some of her reply:
"August 24th is National Waffle Appreciation Day, celebrating the patenting of the waffle iron by Cornelius Swarthout of Troy, New York on August 24, 1869.
We at the Grasshoppers are very fond of the waffle as our fans chant "Waffle Waffle Waffle" and sing along with Parry Gripp's "Do You Like Waffles" song on a nightly basis. They do so to taunt the "Waffle House Strike Out Victim" of the night, as they all get free waffles if he strikes out."
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Moore went on to explain that Waffle Day would also feature a waffle eating contest, waffle trivia, Waffle House giveaway items (including cozies and hats), and a special appearance by "The Waffle Man" (a spoof of the West Virginia Power's "Toast Man", an eccentric fan who throws toast at the crowd when an opposing batter goes down on strikes):
And, of course, waffle player headshots factored into the festivities:
Anyway…it was clear that the Grasshoppers do not mess around when it comes to waffles. Can you see that they are serious?
After the promo took place, Moore checked in to let me know that it was indeed a "success." The waffle-eating contest stood out as a particular highlight, with the coveted "Waffle Belt" being awarded to group sales associate Travis Kerstetter:
Those interested in how Kerstetter's victory came to be should check out this video, which shows the eventual champ out-consuming all who opposed him:
Of particular interest to me was the fact that this clip both began and ended with the music of Weird Al Yankovic (the featured songs were "Eat It" and "Waffle King"). I also must give credit to the on-field MC for referring to Kerstetter's win as a "Travis-ty".
And let's not forget the "Waffle Man", that mustachioed distributor of fine food product:
Ladies and Gentlemen — "Deuuuuuuuuuce!"
Readers of this blog will no doubt recall the April incident in which Greensboro Grasshoppers' dog mascot Master Yogi Berra used the playing field as his personal toilet.
Believe it or not, on-field canine mascot defecation has occurred yet again — this time in Myrtle Beach (home of the Pelicans). The culprit was the appropriately-named "Deuce", who dropped one in the outfield before completing a victory lap around the bases.
Doody compels me to post the video of this occurrence, which is both hilarious and disgusting (kudos to the MC, who came up with some appropriate ad-libs). I promise to be back tomorrow with more high-brow fare, but for now sit back and enjoy this season's most recent scatological lowlight:
Ben's Biz Blog — Your #2 Source For On-Field Minor League Canine Mascot Defecation since 2009.
Dancin' In the Rain
Two incidents do not a trend make (I'm quoting Shakespeare here), but it is worth pointing out that last weekend's baseball action included a pair of rain delay dance-offs.
In a story that got some play around what is sometimes referred to as "the blogosphere", UConn and South Florida alleviated their rain delay boredom on Friday by engaging in an impromptu dancing competition. Video of that spectacle can be viewed here.
On Saturday, the same thing happened in a game between the Lakewood BlueClaws and the visiting Greensboro Grasshoppers. A ninth inning rain delay resulted in the cancellation of that evening's fireworks display, causing many of the fans in attendance to head for the exits. Those that remained were treated to this:
According to the BlueClaws Blog, the teams also engaged in the Cupid Shuffle, Cha Cha Slide, Apache, and the Stanky Leg. In fact, video of the Cupid Shuffle can be viewed here.
Thanks to Greg Giombarrese and Tim Slisky for the heads-up on this.
And now, some housekeeping:
— If you haven't already, please take the time to read the previous post on this blog. It deals with my close encounter with a sword swallower on a recent trip to Huntsville, and is a small indication of the sort of stuff I'm hoping to do more and more of. Maybe one day I'll even find a way to get paid for it.
— A new Promo Preview column is up today. Please check it out. In case it's not clear, I treat each column as an exercise in joke-writing. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. I am always interested in reader feedback.
— Bursting onto the Major League scene with a handlebar mustache and great backstory, Clay Zavada has gotten a lot of attention lately. I did a profile of Zavada last fall, and found him to be one of the most likable athletes I had ever talked to. Check it out here.
— Today is the 50th Anniversary of Harvey Haddix's 12-inning perfect game (he lost the perfect game bid, and the game itself, in the 13th). This MLB.com story also includes a live performance of the song "Harvey Haddix" by the Baseball Project. It's excellent stuff.
An Ejection, In More Ways Than One
On Tuesday night in Greensboro, NC, the hometown Grasshoppers lost to the Asheville Tourists by a score of 9-6.
The specifics of this contest will soon fade from memory, but one event from the evening will live forever: Master Yogi Berra, the Grasshoppers canine mascot, was ejected from the game after using the playing field as his personal toilet.
From the press release (yes, there was a press release):
"Battling a stomach virus and fever, Yogi attempted his usual between inning promotion of fetching a ball shot to deep center field. Sprinting back to the home dugout, he inexplicably stopped and let nature take its course. [Home plate umpire Jason] Hutchings immediately tossed him, and in doing so, it is believed that he made Yogi the first dog to ever be ejected from a professional baseball game."
Being the well-connected individual I am, I have obtained photographic evidence of this momentous event. I have two pictures to share, the second of which may be considered in poor taste. But share it I must. After all, an informed citizenry is the bulwark of democracy.
Here's the wind-up:
And now, the pitch:
(Photos by Dano Keeney)
Five Bucks, Four Blogs, and a Pinball Place
Not surprisingly, the dominant topic in the Minor Leagues this offseason has been the economy and the effect it will have on teams' ability to make money.
I have weighed in on the issue several times, most notably here and here. What I have heard time and time again from those who work in Minor League front offices is this — while there are significant worries regarding the ability to attract and retain sponsors, attendance figures should remain strong. In fact, some teams are counting on an increase in '09, due to the fact that Minor League Baseball offers an unparalleled bang for the buck.
Some teams are doing everything they can to drive this point home — teams like, oh, I don't know, the Greensboro Grasshoppers. On Feb. 28th, the club will be staging "Tickets On Sale Day." Admittedly, this is probably the most boring name for a promotion that I have ever come across. But the deal being offered is phenomenal — in recognition of the team's fifth season, ALL seats to ALL games during the 2009 season will be sold for $5 each. Running concurrently with this sale will be the third annual Hoppin' Fun Yard Sale, featuring all manner of team merchandise as well as vendors from within the community.
The bottom line is that events such as "Tickets On Sale Day" make it startlingly clear that Minor League Baseball is a bargain. $5 is about half the cost of a movie ticket, but it will provide access to so much more.
I am a New York City resident, where $5 bargains are few and far between. The best deal that I am currently aware of is the shot and beer special at Zablozkis in Brooklyn. I like to take advantage of this because the bar has a Sopranos pinball machine in the back, where I can play undisturbed for long periods of time. Yes, I am currently making the most of my life.
Moving On…I am usually wary and vaguely hostile towards new technological innovations, so it was with some trepidation that I signed up for Twitter yesterday. But if this allows me to stay in touch and communicate with readers in a quick and casual fashion, then I'm all for it. Check it out here:
In additional "housekeeping" news, I have added four new blogs to the link section. They are:
— The Watson Files — News, notes, and observations from Fort Wayne Tin Caps broadcaster Dan Watson.
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The Irish brewer is launching its 'Now Is A Good Time' year-long campaign this weekend (20 April) to appeal to younger drinkers new to the cider category.
A series of TV adverts, outdoor advertising, PR and social activity will promote the brand's refreshed strategy, which it claims "will bring to life the sociability and spontaneity at the heart of Magners". It sees the brand move away from promoting its taste and Irish heritage in its marketing following the launch of its high-profile 'Made in the Dark campaign last year.
The Red Brick Road-created campaign brings the cider more inline with the advertising for fellow C&C Group-owned cider Bulmers, which launched its first major marketing push earlier this year to position itself as a drink for the weekend.
It is a return to the positioning the brand adopted in 2005 when it first launched as it looks to stimulate dwindling volume sales. Volume sales for Magners owner C&C Group tumbled 6.6 per cent in the first half of 2012, only to slightly recover by 0.9 per cent in the third quarter.
Competition in the cider market is intensifying as yearly sales of the category threaten to overtake lager in the UK. Carlsberg has just launched a £10m marketing campaign to promote its Somersby cider, while Molson Coors is developing a £5m marketing push to promote its recently launched Carling British Cider brand.

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The official numbers are in and AMD has reported Q1 revenue of $1.233 billion USD and an net loss of $611 million USD. The numbers include a charge of $113 million USD due to the acquisition of ATI and $28 million USD for employee stock-based compensation expenses. AMD had revenue of $1.773 billion USD in Q4 2006.
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Before using the "Cry wolf" argument, please remember that in the original fable, eventually the wolf did come.
Maybe we'll take this next round of automation in stride, we'll adapt to the technology, and the economy will adjust. Maybe the cries of "Wolf!" will be just cries, again. But maybe not. To say that the cries of "Wolf!" will NEVER be valid is actually a bigger and harder to prove conjecture than that at some point the cry will be valid..


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Let me preface this article really quickly: When I say "should be excited about," I do not mean that if these situations were to play out, you'll be seeing our Blue and Orange in the Super Bowl next season, or even the playoffs for that matter. I simply mean the Bronco Faithful should be excited about the potential these possible situations could provide for the future of the franchise.
Elway and Fox hold the keys to the future, and it'll be interesting to see where they take us. After such a dismal season, we can hope the only way to go is up. There are many changes that the front office and coaching staff must make, so by no means do I think the next five slides provide all the answers, but I think the next five slides provide possible maneuvers that could steer us in the winning direction.
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On Tap Today: Hollywood elbows its way back
Who'd a-thunk Hollywood still had the juice? But the mainstream film industry did indeed seize this year, striking back at the box office against the relentless trendiness of indie films. Learn more as Movie Critic tells us what movies he put on his 2012 Top 10 List – and why -- in Friday's Weekend Cue.
Dining Critic Carol Deptolla has a "Best" list of her own. She gives us a roundup of "Best New Restaurants of 2012." Among them: Braise, c.1880 and Odd Duck . Find out what other new dining places made it to the top this year, and why you should check them all out. »Read Full Blog Post
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Brantley Gilbert, Tiesto and St. Vincent
Brantly Gilbert, pictured here opening for Tim McGraw at Summerfest earlier this year, is back with a new song "Bottoms Up." Journal Sentinel photo by Rick Wood. »Read Full Blog Post
These people, moments made pop culture pop in 2013
Miley Cyrus didn't get a Grammy nomination. "Duck Dynasty" was snubbed by the Emmys. And "Anchorman 2" won't be staying classy at the Oscars.
But in our eyes, they're award-worthy. Because love 'em or hate 'em, millions talked (or tweeted) about them. And along with North West and 'N Sync, "Breaking Bad" and Paula Deen breaking down, they made pop culture pop in 2013. »Read Full Article(1)
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Incest'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
The provocatively titled "Incest" returns us to a familiar situation in the early John Updike stories: A tired young husband home from work, a tired, bored young wife who's not getting any juice from him. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: birds, pinball, art and technology
You have to love that there are people in Wisconsin who get up early to look at birds in December. You could be one of them today, if you care to.
Afterward, we recommend warming up indoors and the contemplation of doings that require fewer layers. For instance, why not read arts and books editor Jim Higgins weekly take on John Updike's short stories. He posts his musings each Wednesday at 8 a.m. at the "Recommended Reading" blog. »Read Full Blog Post


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the New York Gift Show
January 29, 2013
I got back late last night from the New York Gift Show. We're talking acres and acres of home accessories, tabletop, jewelry & bags, and plenty of crazy randomness in between to keep it comical. There was much to see and I managed to see a lot ( enough ) in the one full day I was there. Buying for the store is like decorating for a dozen clients or more, all at once. You have to think about crafting a vision for merchandising when things arrive, buying "whats next" while buying what feels clients will be comfortable with and you have to cater those tastes to as many potential buyers as possible… After all selling your wares is the name of the game.
I expected to be buying hot bright colors for Spring/Summer, Dash & Albert rugs, indoor-outdoor ottomans, Sunbrella throws and the like but as you will see, my heart, my style and my gut all lead me back to rich and subtle tans, greys, aqua and navy. Always in my comfort zone and always in good taste.
We bought tables full of Chinese ceramics, blue and white pots, vases and bowls. Beautiful Tibetan rugs in pale heathered hues in (what else) tans greys and aquas. As well as deep colbalt table lamps, burnished brass decorotive mirrors and chandeliers made of hemp and beads of glass or stone… AMAZING!
So there are some of the Navy treasures, and here are some pretty aqua inspired finds I couldn't live without…
GEOFFREY JOHNSON – Painter
January 28, 2013
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North Carolina native Geoffrey Johnson has been working as a painter since 1995 after he completed a degree in Fine Art at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. There's something very impressive about his work and his images carry a sense of reflection and solemnness.
Most of what he paints is done with an amazing monochromatic palette and I'm instantly drawn to his use of sepia tones (not to mention the striking pale blue). His silhouetted figures are shrouded in an air of mystery and the way he manages to paint large groups within the landscape of the city while still presenting a sense of melancholy only enforces the sense of mystery throughout his work. These paintings are both alluring and haunting and I've a great fondness for them. Johnson doesn't have his own site but more work can seen online here.
I couldn't agree more, so why re-write? (Thanks theblackfox.com) In fact I'm so smitten, I want to place one of these in a clients home. Making the pitch next week, hope they like it.
more artworks at: Shain Gallery, Hubert Gallery, Principle Gallery
MARY O'MALLEY – Bottom Feeders
January 25, 2013
And now for something completely different. I shop everywhere, the gift show in NYC, local antique stores, the showroom I work for as well as Ebay, 1st Dibs and ETSY. Well I was scanning ESTY for cool things the other day and came across the amazing work of Mary Malley. um, Hello! I am crazy for these beautiful pieces. Mary is a ceramic artist creating out of a barn on the south shore of Long Island. Her ESTY store is a dedicated to the ceramic functional wares she loves to make! Please click over and see more of her work www.etsy.com and for additional information you can visit her website at www.maryomalleyceramics.com. Mary makes custom cremation urns, I might have to get one for myself… Not that I'll need it anytime soon! For more information please visit http://www.youveurnedit.com If you have any questions or are looking for something in particular feel free to contact her at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Here is her artists statement: After receiving my BFA from The University of the Arts and living In Philadelphia I recently returned to my home near the ocean on Long Island, NY. Using my skills as a potter trained in traditional English and Japanese techniques I began to create a series of formal functional pieces to which I applied small sea creatures. The images are inspired by memories from my childhood and new familiar surroundings. Covering formal ware in crustaceans – which in real life have an unforgiving ferocity – has interested me because it is a reminder that no matter how much we try to control the creation of what we think is beautiful, uncontrollable forces like nature usually end up taking over. What truly excites me (and keeps me needing to make more) is marrying my love of functional porcelain pottery and a whimsical (or ferocious?) underwater world that mars the formality of each piece. The journey I take in deciding how to incorporate and compose these underwater elements with the service ware it is enveloping is what makes each piece completely unique. In the end one type of beauty is made more beautiful by co-existing with its foil, resulting in two completely different aesthetics existing harmoniously as one piece.
Artist Spotlight: V. Bazhenov
January 14, 2013
Arabian coast. 1962
Vsevolod Andreevich Bazhenov was born February 18, 1909 in the town Serdobsk, Penza Province of Russian Empire into an artistic family. His father was an artist and taught in a school. He become the first teacher of Vsevolod. Later he studied in Serdobsk art studio of artists A. Gofert and N. Kuzmin. Besides drawing and painting, Bazhenov was music lover: his mother Evgenia Nikovaevna was a pianist.
In 1928 Bazhenov graduated in high school and moved to Leningrad. In 1928–1930 he studied at the Tavricheskaya Art School, where he was a student of Mikhail Avilov, David Kiplyck, and Vladimir Fedorovich. In 1930 Bazhenov leaves the third-year college courses and arrives at the surveyors. According to some sources the reason care was difficult financial situation, on the other – the reorganization of the department of painting. After the course Bazhenov worked in the exploration, first as a surveyor, then the superintendent and chief of field parties. During the expedition he much painted sketches from the life of the Ural Region, Armenia, Khibiny, Karelia, the Caucasus and Kurdistan. From 1934 to 1941 Bazhenov worked at the Leningrad maping factory.
In 1940 he married Catherine Andreyevna Kuznetsova. June 24, 1941 was born the eldest son Alexander, who later became an artist of movies. After the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, Bazhenov together with family was sent to Sverdlovsk city for specialty. In December 1942 he was drafted into the Red Army in the rank of lieutenant-technique as a senior cartographer. Discharged at the end of 1945. He was awarded the Medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945".
In late 1945 Bazhenov returned to Leningrad. Since the autumn of 1946 he worked as painter for order in LenIzo. In 1946 was born middle son Vladimir, in 1952 – junior Andrew. The first part Bazhenov in art exhibition refers to 1937. Since 1951 he is constantly involved in Leningrad, Republican, and All-Union exhibitions of soviet artists. He painted landscapes, genre scenes, seascapes, sketches from the life, works in oil and tempera paintings. In 1951 Bazhenov was admitted to the Leningrad Union of Artists. In 1950s to gather material for paintings Bazhenov made some long-time trips around the country, having been in East and West Siberia, in Altai Province and Ural Region. The result of these visits were the lot of excellent in painting nature studies, nominated Bazhenov as a leading Leningrad master of this genre.
In 1962 Bazhenov embarked on a working voyage on the ship "Eugene Nikishin", from Leningrad to Vladivostok around Europe and Asia with stops in ports of Gibraltar, Suez, Singapore and Vietnam. In course of voyage through eleven seas and oceans, which lasted more than three months, Bazhenov created nearly two hundred sketches, paintings, and drawings. Some of large works were conceived by the artist is finished too late in his Leningrad art studio on the base of nature sketches and direct impressions of the voyage. For the first time about 120 works from this series were exhibited in Leningrad in 1963 after returning from a voyage. Then the exhibition was shown in other cities.
In 1960-1970s Bazhenov with a group of Leningrad artists painted pictures for the mess-room ocean-going ships and submarines. He create about 100 paintings for ships of various purposes, mostly landscapes of our country. Most of this works were on the warships of Pacific and Northern fleets. Also he take part in creation special technologies for protecting the picture from the high humidity in a long-time voyage. In 1976 the artist was awarded the command of the Navy of the USSR for this job.
A special place in the artist's creative journeys belonged to Karelia. For the first time Bazhenov visited here in 1931. In 1981 he first visited Valaam island, which came at the invitation of the local museum. From then until death Valaam was one of the main themes of his work. In 1984 the Valaam museum held a solo exhibition of paintings by Vsevolod Bazhenov. Its funds are kept many paintings executed on impressions from visiting the island.
Vsevolod Andreevich Bazhenov died on August 2, 1986 in Leningrad at the seventy-eighth year of life. He is known mostly for his landscpes, seascapes, and small-format etudes done from nature. His personal exhibitions were in Leningrad (1963, 1982), and Saint Petersburg (1994, 2009). His paintings reside in State Russian Museum, in Art museums and private collections in Russia, Japan, France, England, in the U.S., China, and throughout the world.
Information from: wikipedia
January 12, 2013
One more addiction to add to the (growing) list: Facebook, Pinterest, BILLblog and now… INSTAGRAM. I like the format because it's creative and visual with very little text and very little Social Media advertising. Sure there are folks peddling product but its all about the image, and no one is asking you to "like it" you either do or you don't. There are fashionistas posting daily outfits, professional photographers posting beautiful images, there are puppy pictures, food pictures a little eye candy and yes a ton of self portraits (guilty). These are just a small sampling of the folks I follow. Some just post pretty pictures, others fitness achievements and others exotic trips or pets doing cute things. If you're not the type to play Words With Friends, Instagram is the ap for you. It lets you play with exposure, focus, light, zoom and cropping plus there are borders and filters to change the mood of your shot. I personally like posting food, my outfits and self portraits most. I realize I'm not the first to discover Instagram, in fact I'm behind the ball on this one, but so what… Having a good time, enjoying the voyeurism and inviting you to come along for the ride.
December 14, 2012
I just saw this on a friends Facebook page and had to repost ASAP on to BILLblog… At first I thought it was a light fixture, but no, It's a real cloud. crazy cool huh? I would buy this ART!
Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde has developed a way to create clouds indoors by carefully regulating the space's humidity, temperature and light. This intersection of science and art was recently named one of TIME magazine's "Best Inventions of the Year 2012."
Custom Map Wall Paper – Borrowed Blog
November 11, 2012
Came across this great product the other day on Designmilk.com It was posted on 11.05.12 by Caroline Williamson in Art, Interior Design on their website. I had to share…SO COOL.
Maps have always been a fun way to decorate your walls but have you ever wanted a more personal map, like one specifically for your town or zip code? Wallpapered creates just that – custom wallpaper maps for any spot on the globe that means something to you.
Punch in the location you desire, the radius you want covered, then you customize the size and colors to your liking, and you'll have your very own, one-of-a-kind mural.
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Taiwanese athletes ready to depart for Paralympics
August 20, 2012, 12:22 am TWN
TAIPEI -- A total of 18 Taiwanese athletes will setoff next week for the upcoming London Paralympics — the Olympic equivalent for athletes with physical and sensory disabilities — to compete in seven sports.
They will be competing in various track, field and road events, as well as swimming, table tennis, judo, powerlifting, shooting and archery.
Among the five table tennis players going to London, Wei Mei-hui, Lin Wen-hsin and Lin Yen-hung, all wheelchair users, are veteran athletes who have been competing since the 2000 Sydney Paralympics.
Lin Yen-hung, 54, the most senior of all the team members, won silver in the men's team event and placed fourth individually in 2000. Lin placed fourth in the men's team event in Athens in 2004 and fifth in the same event in Beijing in 2008.


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Gases and kinetic molecular theory
Properties of gases can be modeled using some relatively simple equations, which we can relate to the behavior of individual gas molecules. We will learn about the ideal gas law, vapor pressure, partial pressure, and the Maxwell Boltzmann distribution.
In this tutorial, Sal shows you how to use the ideal gas equation in calculations.


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This is a horse and buggy baby shower cake I made. The horse is chocolate and the buggy is white. I stacked 2 cakes to make the buggy. It is all buttercream with royal flowers around the wheels. I had a really hard time getting the icing smooth on the sides@
Cute cake! I like the horse with buggy!
Great Idea! I have done the buggy before, but the horse is a great addition.
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Parts for Trucks Pro Stock Tour
The 2016 Parts for Trucks Pro Stock Tour season begins Saturday, May 21, with a 100-lap event at Scotia Speedworld in Goffs, N.S.
Additional stops at Scotia Speedworld include a 150-lap feature Saturday, June 18, the Atlantic Cat 250 on Saturday, Aug. 13, and the 200-lap series season finale Saturday, Sept. 17.
The lone P.E.I. stop is a 100-lap feature Saturday, July 30, at Oyster Bed Speedway in Oyster Bed Bridge.
Other N.S. races include 150-lap races Saturday, June 11, and Saturday, Sept. 10, and the IWK 250 on Saturday, July 16.
New Brunswick events are Saturday, June 25, at Petty International Raceway, a 100-lap feature Saturday, July 23, and a 150-lapper Saturday, Aug. 27, at River Glade, and a 100-lap feature, Saturday, July 2, at Speedway 660 in Fredericton.


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