Watch this film. It asks important questions and tries to provide answers.
Who killed these performers? Who took these young men’s lives?
This is a tough film to watch, gritty and powerful.
Such a waste of life and talent. Click here to watch.
Daily Archives: January 8, 2010
Twenty Frames of Fame
I loved this shot by shot photography and I loved the last video. Here is John Carlson’s championship winning goal in all of its glory.
I thought last night’s game against the Senators was a good one by us. We had excellent team play; very good goaltending; and stars scoring all in front of a packed house. Go Caps! That was fun.
We now go on the road – yet again – so ends the home stand for three games against three division opponents and two in back to back games. It will be tough going I am sure.
I also enjoyed watching broom hockey after our game last night. That was a lot of fun.
How Smart is Amazon?
Check this out. Amazon is already packaging up my book The Business of Happiness with Bruce’s book called Gabby: Confessions of a Hockey Lifer.
My book hasn’t even shipped yet and already their inference engines are already recommending these books to a similar audience. They are amazing marketers. Kudos Amazon.
I believe my book will be marketed to a business audience; a self-improvement and self-help audience; and a sports-related audience.
Consider This My Thank You Back
Thank you for wishing me a Happy Birthday today. It is most appreciated.
To date, I have a couple of hundred emails from Facebook and a couple of hundred emails from friends and many comments on my blog with best wishes.
I can’t thank everyone personally so thank you so much.
I never understood the big hoopla around birthdays, do you? Is there one person you know that DOESN’T have a birthday? 