Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Tuesday
Today the weather is great the sun is shinning and the birds are chirping. But i have a big head ache mainly because my site wont rank in google. it ranks in yahoo and msn but NOT IN GOOGLE. thats really bad becasue 75% of the people on the internet use google. I have been looking for a search engine marketing firm and I think i found a really good company. They naturally optimize your Website to ensure that your Website achieves and maintains high rankings. Also its important that your sites are written in html becuase the search engins read them better.
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Gifts
One time i got a Gift basket it really made my day. I love getting things in the mail. some days i get tons of diffrent kinds of boxes. When I got my promoation at work they sent me these Corporate Gift Baskets it was like a work of art. There are all kinds of baskets. My favorit one is the texas kind its filled with all kinds of texas style foods. there is this amazing hot sauce in there that can almost burn your tounge off. It reminds me of my friends sauce that is so hot that it makes you cry. after eating some of that i cant taste things for at least a week.
Jim Kohler Band
My friend has an amazing blues band called the Jim Kohler Band . He is super good all his stuff is great. Here is some info about the blues. Blues is probably the purest American music ever produced – and along with its jazz counterpart – is the only true American music form. Its roots lie in the work songs of West African slaves in the South. When they toiled hard in the fields of South plantation owners, these slaves built a ‘call and response’ method of singing, thus lending rhythm to the drudgery of their lives. These came to be called ‘field hollers’ and became the basis of all blues music to follow. After the Civil War ended, the blacks could either work as field labor or become traveling minstrels. So quite a few ended up being the latter – performing at all-nighters, fish-frys and juke joints, relying on their stamina and mental repertoire of many blues songs.
Monday, August 14, 2006
SimmonsJannace
fter a frustrating 5-3 loss to the Angels yesterday, Yankees manager Joe Torre and some of his players retook the field at an empty Yankee Stadium for a little Family Day fun with their wives and children.
It had to be the best part of the day. Before seeing their little ones running around the bases, the Yankees had to watch the pesky Angels do the same thing against Chien-Ming Wang.
Los Angeles used 14 singles and one home run to drive the Yankees batty; the Yankees hit three home runs, including back-to-back blasts by Alex Rodriguez (No. 25) and Jason Giambi (No. 34) with two out in the ninth inning. But all three were solo shots. Peashooters bested bazookas, at least for one afternoon.
"We had three hits going into the ninth," said Derek Jeter, whose team fell behind for good on the second pitch of the game. "Kind of hard to win like that."
The result was a fourth loss in six games and a reduction in the Yankees' AL East lead to one game as the Red Sox outslugged the Orioles, 11-9.
"We were frustrated, there was no question," Torre said. "We just couldn't get anything going. Just a bad day for us."
And a good day for Angels rookie Jered Weaver, the younger brother of former Yankees bust Jeff. Weaver went six innings, allowing only one run, to become the first starting pitcher since Livan Hernandez in 1997 to start his career 8-0. Weaver lowered his ERA to 2.14.
Jered, who is 6-7 and weighs 205 pounds, resembles Jeff physically, with the same California blond locks and a similar tall, thin frame. Even the pitching motions are similar, although the Yankees said Jeff throws more sidearm than Jered does.
It had to be the best part of the day. Before seeing their little ones running around the bases, the Yankees had to watch the pesky Angels do the same thing against Chien-Ming Wang.
Los Angeles used 14 singles and one home run to drive the Yankees batty; the Yankees hit three home runs, including back-to-back blasts by Alex Rodriguez (No. 25) and Jason Giambi (No. 34) with two out in the ninth inning. But all three were solo shots. Peashooters bested bazookas, at least for one afternoon.
"We had three hits going into the ninth," said Derek Jeter, whose team fell behind for good on the second pitch of the game. "Kind of hard to win like that."
The result was a fourth loss in six games and a reduction in the Yankees' AL East lead to one game as the Red Sox outslugged the Orioles, 11-9.
"We were frustrated, there was no question," Torre said. "We just couldn't get anything going. Just a bad day for us."
And a good day for Angels rookie Jered Weaver, the younger brother of former Yankees bust Jeff. Weaver went six innings, allowing only one run, to become the first starting pitcher since Livan Hernandez in 1997 to start his career 8-0. Weaver lowered his ERA to 2.14.
Jered, who is 6-7 and weighs 205 pounds, resembles Jeff physically, with the same California blond locks and a similar tall, thin frame. Even the pitching motions are similar, although the Yankees said Jeff throws more sidearm than Jered does.
Friday, August 11, 2006
Trips
Before I bought my house in Hawaii I lived in a Maui Condo. It was so much fun and a good way to really find a place of my own in Hawaii. The amenities in condo were outstanding vacation homes. When ever im there all i can do is smile becasue im so happy. The beach there is out standing. I have been to alot of other beachs and none compare also the food is top notch. I Have met alot of nice peoplpe thee too. My neibghor Fred is such a great guy he had linda and I over for dinner the other night. Oh man can he BBQ he made tons of great food. Back to the condo it had full-sized kitchen and 2 master Bedrooms. The view was breath taking and the cool air made me feel alive. everyone should have there own vacation home.
Vacation
Man im really in need of a Vacation. I havent been on one in a while. the last trip i went on was a trip to japan it was a lot of fun but it took a long time to plan. lately i have been thinking of getting a Orlando Vacation Rental. They are a good idea . i hear that The current population of Orlando is approximately 185,000 and the Metro-Orlando population is over 1,500,000. That seems nice i always like to meet new people when i go away. Also most places are A 45 minute drive from the theme parks. Im not a really big theme park kinda guy but my sister is maybe i will ask her to come with me.
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Legal trouble
Well today i found out i need a lawyer because i got a speeding ticket. I really wasnt speeding the cop was just being mean. Also it looked like he was having a bad day. The ticket is going to cost me 79 dollars . thats crazy all becasue a dumb cop was in a bad mood. When i was doing a search for a law firm this was the best one i found Kevin Simmons . They did this Pro Bono case for this girl that was in the Olympics. Also there website looked really good they must have really smart people there.
Great Day
Today was a really great day i spent the whole day out side doing things. One of the things i did was go for a bikeride at the park by my house where i saw a bunch of people i knew from high school. One of the kids there was this guy named jim he was one of the "cool kids" when i was in high school and now he works at newsday stuffing the news paper. What ever... when i got home i got on my comp and started looking for a car insurance estimate the place i found have great deals and they were totaly better then geico. Im going to see if i can move my motorcycle over to them too. Have a grand day.
Friday, August 04, 2006
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