I'm huge on Swedish YouTube!
- Penn and Teller
- Vegas, Luxor
- Silly fun on the plane ("Please prepare whores for arrival")
- Bar antics before Penn and Teller
- Voodoo lounge atop Rio with an awesome view
- Lion butts
- Carpet zamboni
- Good steaks
- Half price Freak show
- Bellagio fountains
- Ethel chocolates
- Stripper trading cards
- Neon boneyard!
- Fremont street, cheap food
- Bus route Strip tour
- Santa fairy chocolates
- Vegas, Luxor
- Silly fun on the plane ("Please prepare whores for arrival")
- Bar antics before Penn and Teller
- Voodoo lounge atop Rio with an awesome view
- Lion butts
- Carpet zamboni
- Good steaks
- Half price Freak show
- Bellagio fountains
- Ethel chocolates
- Stripper trading cards
- Neon boneyard!
- Fremont street, cheap food
- Bus route Strip tour
- Santa fairy chocolates
Las Vegas...
Most of the pictures are here on my Webshots. There are other pictures that I took with my iPhone below.
These are my favorites...the rest can be found on my facebook album.
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Most of the pictures are here on my Webshots. There are other pictures that I took with my iPhone below.
These are my favorites...the rest can be found on my facebook album.
( Read more... )
- 00:01 @Steviebreech No he was not in fact sick. #
- 03:17 PS3 Laser is Dead Again for the 3rd Time. Just Great. #
- 08:47 @espn_afceast (Obvious) #
- 12:18 Loud Horn Honking can be heard for three miles #
- 13:42 False Alarm the PS3 is now apparently back in working condition playing Madden '10 on it now #
- 15:31 @richardjustice To quote Sir Chuck, Terrble #
- 16:47 So Eric what's your excuse for what should be Zooker's last game as your coach? #
- 16:53 RT: @Griffley: Ron Zook makes a million dollars for every 20k in attendance he chases away tweetphoto.com/5887012 #
- 17:33 We got a game folks. #sectitlegame #
- 17:36 RT @TheBigLead: mark ingram would like heisman ballotters to please hold off on voting for another 2 hours. #
- 19:00 @Duncanstein I guess your university wants to join Hofstra in eliminating it's football program in a few years given your non-competiveness #
- 19:10 Time to change the channel. #
- 19:11 The Wedding Singer is on E! yes. #
- 21:16 @Duncanstein I do your intenals are being good at sucking. #
- 22:32 Pics of some of my Ticket Stubs i've collected over the years coming up #
- 22:33 twitpic.com/scjh4 - Brian Bannister Bobblehead Night from '06 #
- 22:34 twitpic.com/scjk3 - 2nd Game at Citi Field and my 1st ever game there. #
- 22:34 twitpic.com/scjp2 - Mets vs. Reds 06.21.06 (Reyes' Cycle Game) #
- 22:35 twitpic.com/scjqx - Yankees v. Red Sox 05.28.03 #
- 22:35 twitpic.com/scjvk - Phils vs. Astros from August '04 (Though you can barely see the letters printed) #
- 22:37 twitpic.com/sck62 - Jets vs. Patriots from 12.26.05 (Last MNF Game on ABC) #
- 22:37 twitpic.com/sck8j - Yanks vs. Pirates from 06.16.05 #
- 22:38 twitpic.com/sckbb - Nets vs. Cavs from 12.22.04 in LeBron's 2nd Year, Richard Jefferson scored 40 in that game. #
- 22:38 twitpic.com/sckdn - Hofstra-Siena, ESPN Bracket Busters '06 #
- 22:39 twitpic.com/sckg2 - Hofstra upseting George Mason on 02.23.06 #
- 22:39 twitpic.com/sckj7 - UFL Sentinels vs. Locos from November '09 at Shuart Stadium #
- 22:40 twitpic.com/sckop - Yanks vs. White Sox from the last Homestand at Old Yankee Stadium my last game there #
Not much to report, except I headed to a late-season rummage sale. Seems the mention of "Oshkosh memorabilia" in the classified is a good thing. This guy had a lot of Oshkosh ornaments--some I already own, some I decided to not get. Did get an additional Public Library one, as well as the big score--one celebrating the Paine [10:24PM edit: Photographing the thing was tough!]. Even more significant was my purchase of several annual report calendars released by the city---lots of fun historical info in them! One of them even came with a parks dept. newsletter, which mentioned the first ever Celebration of Lights in 2002! I probably could've found more, but this was good enough!
Not much else for a while, except for the Gallery Walk tonight. Going to be cold, though.....
Not much else for a while, except for the Gallery Walk tonight. Going to be cold, though.....
- Mood:
okay
- 23:24 The whole of the @CommereCasino went mad when Kobe drained that game winner tonight. What a shot. #
- 07:01 Pray for my grandma today: she's having surgery today to remove cancer on her ovaries. #fb #
- 12:08 Stressy stressy work work work. #fb #
The sun. A very bright, gaseous ball located millions of miles away that is so hot, so massive, that it can heat a series of planets and control how they are oriented. When she blows one day, and ultimately she will, all life in its system will cease to exist. It is fortunate for us piddly humans that we are in a place that gives us just the right amount of exposure to keep temperatures regular, meaning that we are neither broiled nor left to freeze solid. Is it any wonder then that many cultures worshipped the sun as a God?
If the sun has this much control over the external system, isn't it reasonable to consider that it might also control our inner systems, (i.e.) the mind? I can tell you that for this man, it certainly does. I am never more aware of that than at this time of year, when bleak, rainy days far outnumber bright, cheery ones.
People are amused by my mad dashes to capture what shadows of light break through on occasion. Just the other day while sitting in front of one of my university's libraries, a Korean woman came to ask me if I needed assistance as I studied on the wall. "Only if you can help me find a sunnier spot!" By the time we arrived at the bench that had been previously, it had already fallen back into shade. I therefore reluctantly chose to head back to my former area.
I believe I suffer from some degree of Seasonal Affect Disorder (SAD). It is really difficult for me to maintain a positive mood, focus, and energy when I can't bask in that glorious light. This may be ironic for a blind person, but I don't think so as the sun's effects can still be perceived by the nerves within the eye even if the eyes themselves don't work properly. I think it would actually be very beneficial for me if I could come up with more productive ways to deal with this particular challenge, and especially as I am currently slogging through the last of a very tough semester of graduate school. Even in my earlier college days, this period was a challenge for me due to the limited amount of exposure I could get while sitting outside.
I hope mostly that the sun doesn't go down on me or anyone else. If you have this difficulty too, it might be productive to pull up your blinds and roll a chair over to the window if it is too cold to go out, as I discovered. Or better yet, let's pack our things and move to the sunshine state! No matter what, I have to find a way to keep that light in my life.
If the sun has this much control over the external system, isn't it reasonable to consider that it might also control our inner systems, (i.e.) the mind? I can tell you that for this man, it certainly does. I am never more aware of that than at this time of year, when bleak, rainy days far outnumber bright, cheery ones.
People are amused by my mad dashes to capture what shadows of light break through on occasion. Just the other day while sitting in front of one of my university's libraries, a Korean woman came to ask me if I needed assistance as I studied on the wall. "Only if you can help me find a sunnier spot!" By the time we arrived at the bench that had been previously, it had already fallen back into shade. I therefore reluctantly chose to head back to my former area.
I believe I suffer from some degree of Seasonal Affect Disorder (SAD). It is really difficult for me to maintain a positive mood, focus, and energy when I can't bask in that glorious light. This may be ironic for a blind person, but I don't think so as the sun's effects can still be perceived by the nerves within the eye even if the eyes themselves don't work properly. I think it would actually be very beneficial for me if I could come up with more productive ways to deal with this particular challenge, and especially as I am currently slogging through the last of a very tough semester of graduate school. Even in my earlier college days, this period was a challenge for me due to the limited amount of exposure I could get while sitting outside.
I hope mostly that the sun doesn't go down on me or anyone else. If you have this difficulty too, it might be productive to pull up your blinds and roll a chair over to the window if it is too cold to go out, as I discovered. Or better yet, let's pack our things and move to the sunshine state! No matter what, I have to find a way to keep that light in my life.
- Music:Elton John - Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me
- 06:38 oh crap, 20 days until Christmas. I'm so not ready. Also...childbirth class all day today. Hope it's not boring. #
I love ventriloquists. I also love people who do something so well you can't imagine anyone doing it better. I was therefore in theatrical ecstasy last night attending The Two and Only, a one-person (one if you don't count...
Dick Cavett remembers Walter Winchell, a man I always found fascinating. He was a newspaper columnist and radio newsguy who wielded unprecedented power...and often did so recklessly. We always seem to have at least one of these guys around. Lately,...
- 09:41:10: Morning...59 here in Pinellas Park as December 4th gets started..
- 09:41:40: Unfinished business from last night, Oregon 37-33 over Oregon State to get into the Rose Bowl...
- 09:42:01: RT @nytimes: NYT NEWS ALERT: U.S. Jobless Rate Falls to 10% as Economy Shed 11,000 Jobs in November
- 09:43:02: The government said the jobless rate went down to 10%, of course they can make the numbers do whatever they want...
- 09:44:08: Anything to boost their claim of a jobless recovery, I suppose.
- 13:13:55: RT @TWCi: Latest 48-hour snow forecast. http://bit.ly/6GaGAq Models shifted last night. Brings storm closer to coast. East Coast snow NC ...
- 13:37:50: Just starting to get rain here...
- 13:55:29: Getting ready to draw for the World Cup...
- 13:56:59: Charlize Theron looks particularly bored..
- 14:04:29: David Beckham is sporting a huge mohawk...
- 14:09:58: USA got into the group with...England..
- 20:43:39: watching Tampa Plant-Clearwater Countryside regional final in the FHSAA playoffs...driving rain in Clearwater, middle of the field muddy..
- 20:47:30: Plant has the sons of Tony Dungy and James Wilder on its team..
- 20:49:27: RT @billmaher: If Tiger had a black wife that golf club wldnt have been in his windshield it wld have been in his ass
- 20:49:40: RT @infowarsstories: Celente On RT: Washington is Wall Street and Wall Street is Washington: Russia Today | Fed boss Ben Barnanke's conf ...
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Well, this was the night I waited for---my gallery debut, and at my favorite place, no less! A number of folks scoped out my photos----the Playing in the Rain photo seemed to me like the more popular one [the other was a rose shot I took in my room]. That photo also received a compliment from Phil Sealy---the elder statesman of Appleton Art Center, and a very good friend of the late Dallas Anderson. I also showed off the photos to Janet Wullner-Faiss [who has a "Christmas Window" inspired by her husband on display] and to several other participants. My mom, her boyfriend, my brother, and his wife also got to see the place! Neither photo sold yet, but I've got a month. Needless to say, it feels humbling to finally have my work out there---and at AAC, no less---but it also dumbfounds me in a way. That's because this exhibit is the last before AAC shuts its doors and begins its gallery renovation. My work will be among the last to be displayed in "the old gallery".
As for the other works worth noting, there were a lot. My 2 big favorites were a huge leaf made of recycled aluminum soda/drink cans [all green], and "Ooo!" by Tim Nyberg [as featured on his site]. Another was a rather trompe l'oeil painting by Jerry Krejcha----as I was discussing it with my brother and his wife, I found out he was right next to me!!! Don't worry---I had nothing but good things to say about it---that piece should've been at the Woodson!
All in all, I had a very nice night. I'll probably be back up there a couple more times to take it in.....and to see if my photos sold. :P
Not much up for the weekend. It'd probably be best if I stayed in the house. It's getting too cold out there.
As for the other works worth noting, there were a lot. My 2 big favorites were a huge leaf made of recycled aluminum soda/drink cans [all green], and "Ooo!" by Tim Nyberg [as featured on his site]. Another was a rather trompe l'oeil painting by Jerry Krejcha----as I was discussing it with my brother and his wife, I found out he was right next to me!!! Don't worry---I had nothing but good things to say about it---that piece should've been at the Woodson!
All in all, I had a very nice night. I'll probably be back up there a couple more times to take it in.....and to see if my photos sold. :P
Not much up for the weekend. It'd probably be best if I stayed in the house. It's getting too cold out there.
- Mood:
artistic - Music:Genesis-Turn It On Again
- 23:05 oh jeez. #
- 23:07 Whoa that's a knockdown. #
- 23:08 This is the crappiest 4th Quarter QB battle in history #
- 23:09 And this time Revis gets the INT #
- 23:09 Can you say Pro Bowl for Mr. Revis? #
- 23:14 Back to .500 #
- 23:18 What the heck those uniforms Oregon is wearing? Is that their way of paying tribute to the World Football League? #
- 23:19 @DasGreggo Please say you're going to watch BEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-17 BOMBBBBBBBBBBBEEEEEEEEEEER #
- 23:23 Wow Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day was actually used as inspiration for a team? #
- 23:25 @ZamboniRodeo Which is more fair since the Leafs will be lucky to ever see another Stanley Cup Final. #
- 23:25 To @thecinemasnob the Team Lazenby shirt brilliant you should do another Halloween 3 walk through the woods on OHMSS. #
- 23:31 @OfficialBraylon Made up for it with the TD Catch though great win for you guys. #
- 23:32 RT @BobGlauber: Rex Ryan says he thinks Mark Sanchez (knee) will be ready to play next week against Tampa Bay. #
- 23:32 What a run by Michael James for Oregon. #
- 23:33 @Steviebreech Really WTF? #
- 23:36 @Steviebreech Awesome the He-Man Christmas Special i can't wait for Babes in Toyland and The Star Wars Holiday Special. #
- 23:36 @Steviebreech Coked up Drew Barrymore FTW. #
- 23:44 RT @StephenAtHome: Tiger needs to buckle down & find that "one" special person to spend the rest of his life cheating on his wife with #
- 23:46 RT @thejetsblog: David Harris' stat line: 11 TKL, 1 SK, 1 FF #
- 00:33 Mark Mangino can now star in a remake of Jake & The Fatman. #
- 11:45 @stubbyhobodummy Oh Stubby. #
- 13:25 RT @RonnieBquotes: Journey was wrong. Just stop believing. #
- 16:56 @thecinemasnob OH MY GODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD! # - 17:03 @billplaschke says it's going to be no contest for Florida i think he's right. #
- 20:13 LOL A Woman on CNN called those Italian Murder Case Sentence "A Miscarriage of Justice" the spirit of Gorilla Monsoon lives. #
- 20:15 @SegaNerds No Ryo = NO BUYS #
- 20:16 @billlehecka I wonder if the AP was issued a *THREE MINUTE WARNING* for an Obit? ..... Oh i'm so going to hell for that. #
- 20:17 So how long before ol' crumb beards (Mushnick) writes his latest piece of trash blaming it all on Vince despite him refusing to go to rehab? #
- 20:19 @Steviebreech Sir Alec's Appearance was his best yet. #
- 20:19 RT @LAKingsHockey: #KingsVision: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Luc on E! bit.ly/8OsIyp brought by @carlsjr #
- 20:23 I will under no circumstances ever wear a Snuggie. #
- 20:25 @BrentSpiner It's ok i pretty much haven't gone on after hearing the news too. #
- 20:25 ROTFL the Tim Burton Batman is on ion TV right now with the part of The Joker at the Parade with Prince playing. #
- 20:27 It's the first time i've payed attention to anything on ion since it was PAX but jeez that channel is such a waste of the airwaves. #
- 20:37 The Jeff Saturday Cameo in Peyton's Christmas Mastercard Commercial = GOLD! #
Account describes a purported "dry run" by Muslim terrorists on an AirTran flight.
Nikke Finke posted this item on her blog under the headline, "Why Hollywood Moguls Are Such Dickwads?" (The URL title is "Why Are Hollywood Moguls Such Asswipes?" I wish she'd make up her mind.) I found this interesting: Tobey...
This made me laugh-- maybe only because I'm so tired-- but anyway-- he's not Tiger Woods anymore, now he's "Cheetah" Woods.
Last night my dear husband was auditioning for first chair bass fiddle for the North Carolina Snoring Symphony. I think he will get it.
Now my ears are a'poppin and I can't keep my eyes open. Come on, weekend-- I have a hot date with my pillow. And they're also saying it might snow tonight. I'll believe it when I see it-- no, wait, I won't see it-- I'll be SLEEPING.
Last night my dear husband was auditioning for first chair bass fiddle for the North Carolina Snoring Symphony. I think he will get it.
Now my ears are a'poppin and I can't keep my eyes open. Come on, weekend-- I have a hot date with my pillow. And they're also saying it might snow tonight. I'll believe it when I see it-- no, wait, I won't see it-- I'll be SLEEPING.
People keep e-mailing me links to articles that declare the "hoax" of Global Warming is over; that the e-mails that some are calling "Climategate" prove that beyond a shadow of a scintilla of a hint of a doubt. I might...
I have no idea who "Idiots of Ants" are, nor any idea of why I would want to know that. I guess the name is a play on "idiot savants" but whoever they are, they did this eight-minute interview with...
