BMW has released a video of the BMW 7 Series Night Vision System. It shows two incredibly intelligent people that are jogging and roller-blading in the pitch black.
You can check out the video here.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
The Indians stink right now. There's still plenty of time for their hurt pitchers to come off the DL, but right now the pitching is ridiculous. They got swept by the Royals. Yes, the Kansas City Royals. I know. I just found out they still existed too.
Which segways nicely into this email that I got from those very Kansas City Royals.
Dear Dedicated Royals Fan!
This short note is to let you know that as of today, May 10, 2006, we are here at the Kansas City Royals have launched a new and exciting Mini Plan. With this Plan, you purchase the following 4 games:
7/2 vs. Los Angeles Angels (Fireworks/Gubicza Statue)
8/5 vs. Minnesota (Camouflage Replica On Field Cap)
8/10 vs. Boston
9/5 vs. New York Yankees (T-Shirt Tuesday)
And receive the following 2 Games for Free!
9/23 vs. Detroit (Fan Appreciation Day)*
6/24 vs. Milwaukee (Frank White Bobble head)*
It's that simple. Available levels and pricing for this plan are as follows. Price is per seat for all six games.
Club Box $108 Savings of $61
Field Box $92 Savings of $53
Field Plaza $80 Savings of $47
View Box $60 Savings of $37
Outfield Plaza $48 Savings of $31
View Level Infield $48 Savings of $31
For more information or to sign up, please feel free to contact me here at Kauffman Stadium. The sooner you get on board, the better seats we will be able to offer you. This plan expires June 24, 2006.
Joey Seymour
Inside Sales Manager - Kansas City Royals Baseball Club
One Royal Way
Kansas City, MO 64129
816-504-4250 x 4591(Direct)
816-504-4417 (Fax)
Which segways nicely into this email that I got from those very Kansas City Royals.
Dear Dedicated Royals Fan!
This short note is to let you know that as of today, May 10, 2006, we are here at the Kansas City Royals have launched a new and exciting Mini Plan. With this Plan, you purchase the following 4 games:
7/2 vs. Los Angeles Angels (Fireworks/Gubicza Statue)
8/5 vs. Minnesota (Camouflage Replica On Field Cap)
8/10 vs. Boston
9/5 vs. New York Yankees (T-Shirt Tuesday)
And receive the following 2 Games for Free!
9/23 vs. Detroit (Fan Appreciation Day)*
6/24 vs. Milwaukee (Frank White Bobble head)*
It's that simple. Available levels and pricing for this plan are as follows. Price is per seat for all six games.
Club Box $108 Savings of $61
Field Box $92 Savings of $53
Field Plaza $80 Savings of $47
View Box $60 Savings of $37
Outfield Plaza $48 Savings of $31
View Level Infield $48 Savings of $31
For more information or to sign up, please feel free to contact me here at Kauffman Stadium. The sooner you get on board, the better seats we will be able to offer you. This plan expires June 24, 2006.
Joey Seymour
Inside Sales Manager - Kansas City Royals Baseball Club
One Royal Way
Kansas City, MO 64129
816-504-4250 x 4591(Direct)
816-504-4417 (Fax)
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Sunday, May 7, 2006
I predict the Cavs will lose the series to the Pistons 4 games to 1. In those 4 losses, they could very well be by 40 points each. In the 1 victory, it will be by 3 points or less. The Cavs play exactly ZERO defense. They also refuse to run after a make or a miss. That is their only hope against the Pistons. Detroit will be only too happy to watch the sucky Cavs shooters throw up 60 shots from 15 or more feet away. I predict I will be very irritated at the game within 5 minutes and will then turn it off.
Saturday, May 6, 2006
I got some more news about my Grandmother. In a good sign, she doesn't show any of the related symtoms typically found in cancer patients. That may mean that it's still early on and can be completely removed by surgery. Also, the biopsy is apparently coming back Wednesday or Thursday, and then they will schedule surgery for as early as Friday. I was originally told surgery could be Wednesday, but that's not the case.
Cancer unfortunately runs in the family though, as one of her sisters died of breast cancer, and one of her brothers died of lung cancer, so here's hoping for the best.
Cancer unfortunately runs in the family though, as one of her sisters died of breast cancer, and one of her brothers died of lung cancer, so here's hoping for the best.
Friday, May 5, 2006
Thursday, May 4, 2006
Here's a math problem for you.
a = 1, b = 2, c = 3, etc all the way through z = 26
Choose a word and multiply each letter by the next letter, for example the word add would be 1 * 4 * 4 = 16.
See if you can spell a word that would be more than 98,280,000 but less than 99,999,999.
I've come up with 10 so far. Here they are, with their scores:
athletics 98496000
invasion 99542520
winters 99111600
attending 98784000
cumberland 99066240
provence 99792000
journey 99225000
wyoming 98894250
alphabetical 99532800
unopened 98784000
See if you can add to the list.
a = 1, b = 2, c = 3, etc all the way through z = 26
Choose a word and multiply each letter by the next letter, for example the word add would be 1 * 4 * 4 = 16.
See if you can spell a word that would be more than 98,280,000 but less than 99,999,999.
I've come up with 10 so far. Here they are, with their scores:
athletics 98496000
invasion 99542520
winters 99111600
attending 98784000
cumberland 99066240
provence 99792000
journey 99225000
wyoming 98894250
alphabetical 99532800
unopened 98784000
See if you can add to the list.
Wednesday, May 3, 2006
When an athlete comments on how much they love a particular place and says that they don't want to leave, then turns around and takes more money someplace else, they should not be expected to be seen as a returning conquering hero when they get back to their previous home town city.
You the athlete can control your own situation. I don't blame you for taking more money, but I do blame you for talking about how much you want to stay and then you leave anyway.
That is why you get booed upon returning and a player that gets traded to another team will be cheered when they return because that situation was out of their control.
For specific examples, see Kenny Lofton during the 1997 All-Star game when he came back after being traded to Atlanta. He got a standing ovation. For the other side, witness Jim Thome and Johnny Damon. They both said they wanted to stay and then took more money to go elsewhere and got booed when they came back.
You the athlete can control your own situation. I don't blame you for taking more money, but I do blame you for talking about how much you want to stay and then you leave anyway.
That is why you get booed upon returning and a player that gets traded to another team will be cheered when they return because that situation was out of their control.
For specific examples, see Kenny Lofton during the 1997 All-Star game when he came back after being traded to Atlanta. He got a standing ovation. For the other side, witness Jim Thome and Johnny Damon. They both said they wanted to stay and then took more money to go elsewhere and got booed when they came back.
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