I’m 5′ 11″ and I can’t even dream of dunking like that is. Jacob Tucker’s explosiveness is breathtaking.
March 2011
arrived today from Amazon and it is a challenging book. Except for two bonus simplified arrangements, this book is definitely not for for beginners and will give medium level players a lot to practice. I think this will get me practicing more than I have in years.
This is pretty cool. This person took a stock Battlestar Galactica Model from Moebius Model and modified it to exactly match the on screen version.
Cincinnati.com: Photos: Mallory as ‘Undercover Boss’
I watched the show last night and came away with a few things:
- Mark Mallory in disguise pretty much looks like Mark Mallory. It’s his distinctive faces and glasses. Occasionally he’d slip and speak to clearly.
- City Workers are definitely under-appreciated for the work they do. Who knew that there was only ONE person that picks up all the dead animals in the city.
- The Undercover Boss ending where the boss helps his employees doesn’t quite feel right for public employees. It just seemed a little off when the Mayor is giving gifts donated by corporations to the specific employees.
- Mark Mallory is an excellent spokesperson for the city. You can tell his love and passion for the city and its people.
Overall, it was entertaining and a good thing for the nation to see a mayor who cares about the city and its employees.
You can watch the episode at CBS.com.
From the Cincinnati Reds Twitter.
I love this! If you notice the right arm is on a spring and attached to the head so you can duplicate Johnny Gomes’ twitchy helmet routine when he stands to bat. Jonny Gomes bobblehead day is July 23 vs. ATL.
I was happy to see that the Christchurch Art Gallery made it through the earthquake intact. It’s a beautiful glass and steel building that made it through because it was designed to withstand earthquakes like this. I took this picture in 2006.
press.co.nz: Christchurch Art Gallery built to highest standard
I’m turning 41 this month so to AARP this must mean “fresh meat”!
Seeing this, I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. I’m sure AARP is a fine organization, but this is the last card I’m thinking about carrying around right now.
ESPN.com: Jets cut Damien Woody, Kris Jenkins
Also cut was Vernon Gholston the sixth overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft from Ohio State.
In three years, Gholston played in 45 games, including five starts, producing only 32 total tackles. He made $21 million in guarantees from his rookie contract, which breaks down to $636,000 per tackle.
Gholston had a $9 million escalator clause in his contract for one sack or forced fumble or fumble recovery, but never got it.
The guy is a physical specimen, but couldn’t get just one sack to make 9 million more dollars.