Just wanted to throw a change-up here. I’ve been interviewed for my company’s newsletter, because I run a photo contest at Keysight, where employees submit their photographs and monthly winners are crowned. They asked me about the contest, about my roots in photography and in the end I was asked to pick some of the ...
Thank you for joining us for a recap of the exciting first day of America’s Coup, brought to you by Camp Auschwitz Fan Club – “You’re special and we love you!” Schande pic.twitter.com/HwIgu3Pnuj — Ahmad Mansour (@AhmadMansour__) January 7, 2021 (In case you are not familiar with it, 6MWE stands for a Holocaust reference – ...
Hey peeps! Back in June I started solving NYT Crossword puzzles. It’s often really hard for me — except for baseball trivia that everyone else bitches about — because, you know – not my language, not my country and so on. But it’s also a great fun. Such great fun that I actually got into ...
1. California moves closer to banning chewing tobacco at sport venues (would that include the spectators?) 2. The future is here and it is called StatCast (while I’m not that excited about it being incorporated into live transmissions, its addition to the well of the data that the analysts can use is of enormous importance. If it ever ...
I’m working from Penang these two weeks and took a chance to jump over to Indonesia over the weekend. One, Sumatera is great; two, I’m getting old; three, I really hope that this thing where people keep asking me when I sleep and I answer that I’ll sleep when I die is true.
I just came back from Africa and, as always, it was a trip that will leave everlasting memories. It was basically fourfold and I’d like to share all four parts with those of you who have decent Internet connection as it is somewhat image heavy. First part was Amani Children’s Home. Some five years ago I ...
On this day in 1901, the A’s played their first game in the AL, losing to Senators 5-1. Also on this day in 1931: At Washington’s Griffith Stadium, a walk to Lyn Lary is followed by a Lou Gehrig home run, a smash which clears the fence, but bounces back into the hands of center ...
This started as a comment, but given that I get paid a whole cabbage for every post and only a leaf for a comment, here we are. Hopefully needless to say, I don’t have a horse in this race. While I really like Barton the player, he has to get some negative points for thinking ...