Feb 3rd (34/365):
Feb 2nd (33/365): A 30-second ad for Super Bowl I cost $42,000. For today's Super Bowl, 30-seconds will run you $3 million.
Feb 1st (32/365): subs are no longer $5 at subway
Chinese New Year: year of the horse.
Jan 31st (31/365): MLB Earnie Banks, Nolan Ryan & Jackie Robinson all share the same birthday. TODAY.
Jan 30th (30/365): Vince Lombardi with 96 wins, 2X Super Bowl champions (I, II), 4 NFL championships only won NFL coach of the year once.
Si Robertson with Duck Dynasty is married. His wife's name is Christy.
Jan 29th (29/365): to live in New York City an individual must earn 180K to break even.
Jan 28th (28/365): Diane is the goddess for hunting
Jan 27th (27/365): that I retained all the details on how to build a beta fish tank
Jan 26th (26/365): "The Super Bowl Shuffle" by the '85 Bears was nominated for a Grammy for best R&B performance. They lost to Prince. (Twitter).
Jan 25th (25/365): today is Australia Day
Jan 24th (24/365): 30 years ago apple released the Macintosh.
Post note: on January 24th Carmelo Anthony with the N.Y. Knicks scored 62 points against the Charlotte Bobcats and also claiming the most post scored in Madison Square Garden breaking Benard King's total of 60 points scored on Christmas Day in 1984.
Jan 23rd (23/365): The most points scored in a single game by Michael Jordan with the Chicago Bulls was 69 points scored against the Cleveland Cavs. Afterwards, Kobe Bryant with the L.A Lakers is the only player to exceed Jordan's point total with 81 points scored against the Toronto Raptors. Since Kobe's 81 the only player to exceed 60 points was Gilbert Arenas with the Washington Wizzards who reached 60 points against the L.A. Lakers.
Jan 22nd (22/365): that a hug that last 2 Mississippis is for friends but a hug that last 5 Mississippis is for romance (Big Bang Theory)
Jan 21st (21/365): Warren Buffett is offering 1 Billion dollars to anyone who can predict a perfect men's NCAA tournament bracket.
Jan 20th (20/365): I already knew this and have been here but I wanted to share. On April 4th 1968, MLK was murdered in Memphis, Tn at the Lorraine Motel. Today is MLK day.
Jan 19th (19/365): in 1995 Tom Brady was drafted in the 18th round by the Montreal Expos as a catcher
Jan 18th (18/365): I can still make good chili.
Jan 17th (17/365): how to boil eggs from my mom. Boil eggs. Remove from burner. Add lid. Set timer for 25 minutes. Cool eggs. Peel.
Jan 16th (16/365): my uncle is running a cheesecake business on Facebook.
Jan 15th (15/365): Bill Parcels was an offensive lineman at Wichita State. I believe that's where my uncle attended college.
Jan 14th (14/365): working tonight as rover at Panthers stadium, I learned I'm strong enough to break a key.
Jan 13th (13/365): that Ray Lewis & Rodney Harrison are the only 2 nfl players with 30 sacks & 30 interceptions.
Jan 12th (12/365): in 1976 Lou Holtz couched the New York Jets for a one & done season. Holtz finished with a record 3-10 resigning before the season concluded.
Jan 11th (11/365): the life of an NFL official after reading the MMQB article. Read it!
Jan 10th (10/365): that the Carolina Panthers starting LT Jordan Gross still remembers me from training camp & umpiring his charity kickball matches last few springs.
Jan 9th (9/365): that when I buy new wipers for my SUV make sure the technician removes the cap from the wipers.
Jan 8th (8/365): my dyson vacuum cleaner is no longer strong enough to suck all the air out of ziplock storage bags. Even 14 months later O hinders another vacuum cleaner.
Jan 7th (7/365): Auburns starting QB, Nick Marshall, initially was a defensive back for the Georgia Bulldogs before transferring.
Jan 6th (6/365): the TV show, The Blacklist, is actually pretty good even with the college National Championship being broadcasted on espn. FTR: Florida State won in the last minute over Auburn. (I watched the second half).
Jan 5th (5/365): Judy Garland stared in the Wizard of Oz which was released in 1939.
Jack Haley - Tin Man
Bart Lehr - The lion
Ray Bolger - Scarecrow
In 1999 Aflac was huge in the world of insurance but it wasn't a household name, so a New York advertising agency was given the task of making the Aflac brand more memorable. One of the agency's art directors, while walking around Central Park one lunchtime, heard a duck quacking and in his mind linked it with "Aflac", and that duck has been "Aflacking" ever since ...
Jan. 4th (4/365): in solving my crossword puzzle I learned how Aflac and the duck was united:
Jan. 3rd (3/365): when kicking a football towards your opponents end zone in college the spot is where the ball is touched even if the defender is in the end zone where as in the pros if the defender touches the end zone the ball is a touchback.
After 1962 Diana Ross & the Supremes.
January 2nd (2/365): the band, The Supremes, has had multiple names since 1959
1961 Supremes
1959 Primettes
January 1st (1/365): while watching the Fiesta Bowl on ESPN I heard from Chris Spelman that coaches teach the centers to keep their butts down to control the direction of the football when snapped.
Feb 2nd (33/365): A 30-second ad for Super Bowl I cost $42,000. For today's Super Bowl, 30-seconds will run you $3 million.
Feb 1st (32/365): subs are no longer $5 at subway
Chinese New Year: year of the horse.
Jan 31st (31/365): MLB Earnie Banks, Nolan Ryan & Jackie Robinson all share the same birthday. TODAY.
Jan 30th (30/365): Vince Lombardi with 96 wins, 2X Super Bowl champions (I, II), 4 NFL championships only won NFL coach of the year once.
Si Robertson with Duck Dynasty is married. His wife's name is Christy.
Jan 29th (29/365): to live in New York City an individual must earn 180K to break even.
Jan 28th (28/365): Diane is the goddess for hunting
Jan 27th (27/365): that I retained all the details on how to build a beta fish tank
Jan 26th (26/365): "The Super Bowl Shuffle" by the '85 Bears was nominated for a Grammy for best R&B performance. They lost to Prince. (Twitter).
Jan 25th (25/365): today is Australia Day
Jan 24th (24/365): 30 years ago apple released the Macintosh.
Post note: on January 24th Carmelo Anthony with the N.Y. Knicks scored 62 points against the Charlotte Bobcats and also claiming the most post scored in Madison Square Garden breaking Benard King's total of 60 points scored on Christmas Day in 1984.
Jan 23rd (23/365): The most points scored in a single game by Michael Jordan with the Chicago Bulls was 69 points scored against the Cleveland Cavs. Afterwards, Kobe Bryant with the L.A Lakers is the only player to exceed Jordan's point total with 81 points scored against the Toronto Raptors. Since Kobe's 81 the only player to exceed 60 points was Gilbert Arenas with the Washington Wizzards who reached 60 points against the L.A. Lakers.
Jan 22nd (22/365): that a hug that last 2 Mississippis is for friends but a hug that last 5 Mississippis is for romance (Big Bang Theory)
Jan 21st (21/365): Warren Buffett is offering 1 Billion dollars to anyone who can predict a perfect men's NCAA tournament bracket.
Jan 20th (20/365): I already knew this and have been here but I wanted to share. On April 4th 1968, MLK was murdered in Memphis, Tn at the Lorraine Motel. Today is MLK day.
Jan 19th (19/365): in 1995 Tom Brady was drafted in the 18th round by the Montreal Expos as a catcher
Jan 18th (18/365): I can still make good chili.
Jan 17th (17/365): how to boil eggs from my mom. Boil eggs. Remove from burner. Add lid. Set timer for 25 minutes. Cool eggs. Peel.
Jan 16th (16/365): my uncle is running a cheesecake business on Facebook.
Jan 15th (15/365): Bill Parcels was an offensive lineman at Wichita State. I believe that's where my uncle attended college.
Jan 14th (14/365): working tonight as rover at Panthers stadium, I learned I'm strong enough to break a key.
Jan 13th (13/365): that Ray Lewis & Rodney Harrison are the only 2 nfl players with 30 sacks & 30 interceptions.
Jan 12th (12/365): in 1976 Lou Holtz couched the New York Jets for a one & done season. Holtz finished with a record 3-10 resigning before the season concluded.
Jan 11th (11/365): the life of an NFL official after reading the MMQB article. Read it!
Jan 10th (10/365): that the Carolina Panthers starting LT Jordan Gross still remembers me from training camp & umpiring his charity kickball matches last few springs.
Jan 9th (9/365): that when I buy new wipers for my SUV make sure the technician removes the cap from the wipers.
Jan 8th (8/365): my dyson vacuum cleaner is no longer strong enough to suck all the air out of ziplock storage bags. Even 14 months later O hinders another vacuum cleaner.
Jan 7th (7/365): Auburns starting QB, Nick Marshall, initially was a defensive back for the Georgia Bulldogs before transferring.
Jan 6th (6/365): the TV show, The Blacklist, is actually pretty good even with the college National Championship being broadcasted on espn. FTR: Florida State won in the last minute over Auburn. (I watched the second half).
Jan 5th (5/365): Judy Garland stared in the Wizard of Oz which was released in 1939.
Jack Haley - Tin Man
Bart Lehr - The lion
Ray Bolger - Scarecrow
In 1999 Aflac was huge in the world of insurance but it wasn't a household name, so a New York advertising agency was given the task of making the Aflac brand more memorable. One of the agency's art directors, while walking around Central Park one lunchtime, heard a duck quacking and in his mind linked it with "Aflac", and that duck has been "Aflacking" ever since ...
Jan. 4th (4/365): in solving my crossword puzzle I learned how Aflac and the duck was united:
Jan. 3rd (3/365): when kicking a football towards your opponents end zone in college the spot is where the ball is touched even if the defender is in the end zone where as in the pros if the defender touches the end zone the ball is a touchback.
After 1962 Diana Ross & the Supremes.
January 2nd (2/365): the band, The Supremes, has had multiple names since 1959
1961 Supremes
1959 Primettes
January 1st (1/365): while watching the Fiesta Bowl on ESPN I heard from Chris Spelman that coaches teach the centers to keep their butts down to control the direction of the football when snapped.
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